1. There are four villages in Guangzhou University Town, all of which have houses for rent. Beigang is the most expensive. The single room I rented later rose to 700, clean and bright, comfortable in everything and in a good location (near the school living area). The other three villages are in the teaching area, with large area and relatively cheap. I guess it's more in line with your consideration of one room and one living room, but it's more complicated. . .

Part-time job is a simple problem. If the school can't satisfy you, then ask more online. All kinds of work are easy, such as the annual Canton Fair. For example, many students in Beigang set up stalls and set up shops after school. Although the competition is fierce, it is still relatively profitable, but in recent years, because more and more people feel that the competition has intensified. .

3. School broadband will only get cheaper and cheaper, generally 30 a month. If you don't understand telecommunications, you can install it yourself, but I don't think it's necessary-unless the school is disconnected.