Come on, I'll settle accounts with you. Breakfast in 5 yuan, lunch 10 yuan, one day in 25 yuan, and one month in 750 yuan (the cheapest canteen here is 7 yuan, but the taste is, you know). Charge the phone bill and traffic, even if it is 40 yuan a month (our package here). Daily necessities and stationery, as 100. There will be at least 50 fruits a month. At school, can you promise not to go out to eat with your friends? (People are scum, except those who can't mix well) Dinner is at least 100. Sure. What about the fare? What should I do if I get sick? Don't you buy snacks or water when you go out to play? Besides, is it possible that you won't meet anyone in college or something? And so on, 750+40+100+50+100 =1040 yuan. At least 1000 yuan. What should I do if the price is high?

Netizen 2:

College students live for thousands of dollars a month, even if they are spoiled? Is it the luxury of life after 95? I don't agree with this view. First, college living expenses are not limited to meeting basic living needs; Second, in college, it is far more than just teaching children to be frugal. More importantly, learn to manage and use money well, so that limited expenses can produce greater learning value and survival and development value.

The standard you mentioned is actually a more inspirational consumption I heard. The children of many friends around me are studying in Chengdu, spending about 2500 yuan a month, which is basically the monthly salary of an ordinary cleaner! This expenditure accounts for about 1/5 to110 of the average household income. Therefore, this standard is high. It should be said that the monthly tuition fee for many children in high school is the same. In Chengdu, I think around 2500 is reasonable.

Netizen 3:

At present, the living expenses of most college students are around 1000 yuan, ranging from 600-700 yuan. There should be very few people living in 500 yuan every month. After all, prices are so high now. ......

I almost eat in the canteen (around 20 yuan a day) and have never been outside to play. At most, I go to a small restaurant with my classmates for a meal or two (more than 20 yuan per meal), but it costs more than 600 yuan to eat a meal, plus the usual fruits, daily necessities, shift fees, etc., which is nearly 1000.

Let's just say that times have changed. However, many college students will work part-time to earn part of their living expenses and reduce the burden on their parents.

Netizen 4:

As a college student, I feel itchy when I see this topic, because my friends and I don't have living expenses below 1,000 yuan (although I hate to spend money, I still have to spend a lot of money to go out, which is very distressing).

College students are a group, and it is inevitable that people will keep up with the joneses in the group. Moreover, the university has gathered small partners from all corners of the country, so everyone's horizons are broadened and there are more things to compare, from dressing up to daily life. Comparison is the biggest enemy of money.

In fact, I am a person who is unwilling to spend money. However, I don't want to spend money only for myself and my friends, but this generosity will make me feel bad at the end of the month.

Rising prices are also the main reason for the high cost of living. Life is not as good as it used to be. Ten dollars for a meal is almost not enough.

Netizen 5:

As a college student, my living expenses are about 1300 yuan. I want to say that it is normal to spend thousands of dollars a month. We can't judge college students by whether they live for thousands of dollars a month. Times are changing. Many college students with consumption level earn their own living expenses.

First, let's calculate a fee. 5 yuan for breakfast, lunch and dinner 10 yuan, and 750 yuan for one month. This is just the money for eating, plus miscellaneous daily necessities. It is easy to go out for a stroll once in a while, and it will cost thousands.

Netizen 6:

I think the problem is that 500 yuan a month is enough. That may have been a few years ago, but now it really doesn't work, because prices are rising now, and 1000 yuan a month is barely enough. Let's just say. For myself, I don't buy anything else. If I only eat in the canteen every day, and the daily food cost is around 20 yuan, just eating will cost more than 500 yuan a month (sometimes I don't eat), so 500 yuan doesn't even have enough to eat.