1. Let's talk about a few small details, such as taxis, local platforms such as Uber, free now, this kind of price can be doubled during peak and valley periods (such as rain, the end of the concert, etc.) Although it is usually not cheap, this doubling is very popular in Bengbu. There is also a big gap between different supermarkets, and the local supermarket may be about 20% cheaper than the one mentioned in the video, but the quality is very difficult to say, the chicken thigh fat is thick enough to breed mold. German supermarkets will also break out some chicken food safety problems Then experts said that they want to avoid this situation, it is recommended to buy expensive bio chicken or cook it as much as possible (it seems that experts all over the world are the same), including fruit prices, most of the fruits in German low-end supermarkets are very difficult to tast, and they are unpalatable and poor in quality, which may be related to latitude.
2. Living in Munich, if you really often use a car, it is more cost-effective to buy a car, the price of second-hand cars in Germany is really low, and the second-hand price of Mercedes-Benz BMW is less than 10,000 euros (3 years ago), although the cost of using a car is not low, but it is much cheaper than taking a taxi or something.
3. If the cost of meat is not high if it is large-scale industrial breeding, and for example, breeding pigs are basically produced in Denmark, and the feed does not have to worry about the shelf life, but the planting cost of fresh vegetables is high on the one hand, and the transportation cost is very high on the other hand, and it will be much more expensive to subsidize farmers.
4. When I bought fruits in the supermarket in Germany, I basically bought apples + small tomatoes, and other fruits didn't seem to have any appetite at all. But...... Since dairy products are particularly cheap, they rely on yogurt later when they don't want to eat apples or cherry tomatoes. The land area of Europe is not large, and the climate is relatively simple, and there are not many types of vegetables that can be grown, and most of the vegetables rely on imports. Meat is cheap because several countries in Europe are in the golden livestock belt, and the farms are highly mechanized (the use of technology and hard work in farming) and the cost of raising a cow is much lower than ours.
5. In Germany, the cheapest milk is already 1.15 euros a liter, and those daily chemicals are cheap, but the quality is really poor, and it feels worse than the domestic cottages. Aldi is a low-end supermarket, the quality of the fruit in it is medium-high, not worse than rewe edeka, unless you pick Aldi cheaper.
6. Many young people in Germany are vegans, and veganism in Germany is indeed much more expensive than in China. The cheapest box of soy milk is more than 10 yuan, and the cheapest 200g of tofu is about 15 yuan, not to mention vegetables. The meat water is deep, and Europeans of the middle class and above will not buy it in the supermarket, and the butcher shop is of good quality, but the price of a kilogram is several times higher than that of the supermarket according to different parts and quality. I bought a kilogram of beef neck meat at the butcher shop, 19 euros, about 150 yuan, which is quite a cheap part.
7. In fact, meat in Germany is not cheap, but you can buy meat in cheap supermarkets. In fact, the European middle class and above will not buy the kind of meat in the cheap supermarket at all, the meat in the ordinary supermarket is bought by immigrants and low incomes, in fact, many, many European friends have reminded me that the meat must be bought in the butcher shop, or the fresh counter of the expensive supermarket, and the ordinary supermarket should not be eaten. At the butcher shop, I bought 150RMB of beef buckneck meat for one kilogram of boiled soup (already a cheap type and part). Of course, it is said on the Internet that the cheap supermarket is only forty or fifty RMB, and there is, but how much water to inject and whether it can be eaten for a long time is a problem.
8. Of course, there is tofu in German supermarkets, everywhere, and I often buy tofu at REWE and Tegut. Then I really haven't entered Netto, and my German and European friends really haven't entered, aldi I will go occasionally, but like lidl, my object is not at all and feel that the quality is too bad, I also have German friends who remind me not to buy food especially health products in aldi and lidl. There are some care programs in Germany that do not require a professional background, the language level is A2, and it is not difficult to apply (don't look for an agent). In terms of data, the gap between Germany and China should be wider than that between Japan and China. Moreover, one of the advantages of Liben over Western Europe - law and order is not particularly obvious in Germany. After all, Germany is not as safe as Paris. In fact, I have always felt that it is more objective to directly use GDP per capita, PPP and other international institutions to compare, and it is also in line with my actual cognition, the per capita PPP of Liben is 2 times that of China, and the German is 2.5-3 times.
9. How can you say that? Germany is a good country. The law and order is relatively good, and it has not been stolen or anything like that. The price is cheaper than the surrounding France, the Netherlands and Belgium, a box of eggs is 10 euros, a liter of organic milk is 1.35 euros, and pork is about 30% more expensive than in China? Beef is 20% cheaper than in China, and the standard of living is still significantly higher. In terms of medical care, I don't know if I live in a small city, basically I can see it after 2-3 days of appointment, but medical insurance is relatively expensive. Mainly in terms of social security, in addition to non-medically necessary items such as teeth and eye correction, public medical insurance will be provided, and drugs will be paid for 5-10 euros. Going to school depends on each state, some states do not charge money for kindergarten, some states charge fees based on family income, and then there is no tuition for elementary and secondary schools all the way to university. This is a good benefit, and of course it is also based on high taxes. If you are single and take a first-class tax card, you will basically deduct 40% of the medical insurance pension tax, and if you get a four-four tax card after marriage, you will be relatively tax-deducted, and there is a child who is paid 380 euros per month by the government (I can't remember clearly) childcare money. Overall, it is a developed country with a relatively rich and leisurely life.
