4500 yuan, still alive, but not alive. Now in a third-party IT maintenance company, it costs 4,500 yuan a month, and there are also 400 phone bills and transportation subsidies. Pay five insurances and 400+, work in Lujiazui, live in Xu Jingdong, and the daily traffic is 12 yuan, which is managed by the lunch company. This is possible. Monthly rent 1350+40 network fee, and water and electricity shall be paid separately (per ton of 6 yuan, electricity fee 1.3). Basically, I will work overtime on weekends. There is no overtime pay, and I will deduct money if I am late. Don't buy clothes above 100, buy a pair of better sports shoes for your birthday. A bag of pure milk in the morning and half a watermelon in the evening. Fruit is expensive here, and watermelon should be the cheapest, about 2 yuan a catty. Monthly rent+water and electricity estimate 1 0,800, transportation+phone bill 300, which adds up to an average of 30*30=900 in the morning and evening. Toilet paper, toothpaste, washing powder, shampoo and soap are calculated at an average of 1000 per month, and a set of clothes and pants is 200. I basically change clothes every day, and I can leave 500 farewell entertainment activities every month. I hope my classmates get married, and don't call yourself when you move at the full moon. That's it. I'm quitting lunch. There is no 985 in Henan, only one is 2 1 1. I'm just a junior college student. I think the salary in Shanghai is good, but it is still not enough. Money is used everywhere, high consumption and high skills, and skills are not enough to make up for it. To tell the truth, capable people abound. Why should people ask you not to have a high degree? Back to the topic, 4500 is really poor, just enough to eat, and it is impossible to live. It costs a lot of money to make friends, go out to play, want to run a remedial class, and want to get married and buy a house stably. Anyway, 4500 really doesn't starve to death in Shanghai, and the moonlight is hard, mostly moonlight.