In fact, the consumption level is lower than that in China (first-tier cities). For example, a set meal at McDonald's in China is about 21 yuan, while New Zealand is 11 yuan. Watch a movie (premiere), about dozens in China and dozens in New Zealand; Drinking coffee, dozens of dollars a cup in China and a few dollars a cup in New Zealand; Eating Chinese food is almost dozens, but the domestic taste is better. If you rent a house (not a whole set of rent, but only one room), it will take an average of 2,311 weeks in China, and it will cost about 111 to 151 a week here (it is cheaper outside Auckland), but it is RMB in China and NZD here. But overall, the consumption level is low here. If the living expenses are low, It's about 811 to 1111 yuan a month. I'm talking about the ordinary consumption level, which is not very frugal, but I won't lose my own kind. If you live a simple life, you can reduce it a little. If you work, the minimum wage stipulated by the government is now 12.5 yuan per hour, which is about 11 yuan after tax deduction. The tax rate varies according to your working hours. International students can work 21 hours a week.