A monthly income of 5,000 yuan is considered a high-income group in Pakistan. He can marry four wives and build a big house so that the whole family can live a happy life.

The first job I found when I entered the society was in a shoe factory in Wenzhou. I resigned after less than two years. However, I made some friends in the shoe factory during the past two years, and we all kept in touch later.

Among them, the one with the best connections is a Henan native named Gangzi. Today, he works in a Chinese-owned shoe factory in Pakistan, earning a monthly salary of nearly 400,000 rupees.

I went to Pakistan two years ago. At that time, I saw Gang Zisha’s life in Pakistan in my circle of friends, and then I learned that he had gone from a shoe factory in Wenzhou to work in a shoe factory in Pakistan.

When we chatted, he often said that Pakistani people are very welcoming and that Chinese people are treated very well here. It happened that I had nothing to do during that period, and I also made up my mind to go to Pakistan to have a look.

My feelings when I first arrived in Pakistan 1. Apart from the staff at the Pakistan Capital International Airport, the first Pakistani I met was a taxi driver. I asked in English how much it would cost to get to the city.

He answered me 2000 rupees.

Before I came, I had a chat with Gangzi about the cost of food, clothing, housing and transportation in Pakistan. Gangzi told me that the taxi fare from the airport to the city was about 500 rupees, but the driver in front of me told me that it would cost 2,000 rupees.

There is a huge gap between what I imagine passionate Pakistanis to be.

2. When I came to the city, I found a B&B that looked relatively hygienic. The price for a day was 3,000 rupees, equivalent to a little more than 100 RMB, and a breakfast was provided every day.

The owner of the B&B seemed very enthusiastic. He provided free milk tea when I first arrived, and also took the initiative to take me to the ATM to withdraw money and apply for a mobile phone recharge card.

3. In Pakistan, the first meal I ate was mutton stewed in an iron pot. After arranging my accommodation, I found a restaurant on the street. The main signature dish in the restaurant is mutton, both barbecued and stewed in an iron pot.

Yes, the price is 1500 rupees for one kilogram of mutton.

After asking about the price and selecting the mutton, the chef in the store started making it. The making process was relatively simple. First, it was pressed with a pressure cooker, and finally stewed in an iron pot. It took nearly an hour to complete.

The mutton tastes very good, without a strong mutton smell, and can be dipped in yogurt. The boss also gave me a piece of bread. It only cost 1,500 rupees to eat and drink, which is less than 60 yuan in RMB.

4. Most people in Pakistan are indeed very enthusiastic, especially some small vendors on the street. If they see a Chinese person, they will invite them to taste their food for free.

There are also some young Pakistanis who want to make a short video with a Chinese person after seeing them, because many people in Pakistan also play TikTok. As long as there are Chinese people in the videos they upload, they will get crazy likes from the locals.

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What is the monthly income of 5,000 RMB in Pakistan?

Pakistan is a developing country like China, but Pakistan's economic development lags far behind China.

In Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, ordinary low-level workers can earn 21,000 to 31,000 rupees per month, which is equivalent to 800 to 1,200 yuan in RMB.

In Pakistan, I saw a 17-year-old boy working as a brick mover in a kiln factory. He had to work 12 hours a day and his daily salary was only 800 rupees, which is only 30 yuan in RMB.

In Pakistan, some lawyers, engineers, doctors and senior white-collar workers in these industries are considered middle-to-high-income groups. Their monthly salary is 130,000 to 210,000 rupees, equivalent to RMB 5,000 to 8,000 yuan.

There are also many young people in Pakistan who can speak Chinese. Fluent Chinese can allow them to work as translators or workshop managers in Chinese-funded enterprises, and their monthly income is also considerable.

A monthly income of RMB 5,000 is equivalent to half a year's income of an ordinary low-income Pakistani, so it is definitely considered a high income level.

In the largest supermarket in Pakistan’s capital, prices in Pakistan range from 35 rupees for oranges per catty, 100 rupees for 500 ml boxed milk, 395 rupees for fresh beef, 75 rupees for one-liter bottles of cola, and 45 rupees for 1.5-liter bottled mineral water.

Gram bag of potato chips 40 rupees.

Beef-stuffed xiaolongbao costs 10 rupees each, hand-sized beef patties cost 60 rupees, and plate-sized pancakes cost 26 rupees.

(The exchange ratio between RMB and Pakistani rupee is 1:26) The overall price in Pakistan is similar to that in third- and fourth-tier cities in China. The price of rice in Pakistan is about RMB 3 yuan per pound, which is more expensive than many places in China. Mainly

This is because Pakistani locals rarely eat rice, and they prefer to eat naan or naan.