Living Alone in China | After 34 Apartments Tours... I Decided to Stay
Apartment hunting in Shenzhen took me much longer and became much more stressful than I expected... A few things I learned from this experience and wanted to share with you: In Shenzhen, most apartments require 2 months deposit + 1 month rent upfront. If you want cheaper apartments in cities like Shenzhen or Shanghai, many people choose to live in “urban villages” (城中村). Even some foreigners live there because it is much more affordable. Usually schools or companies help foreign teachers arrange apartments in China, but if you ever need to search by yourself, I hope this video and information can also be useful for you ❤️ If you'd like to support my videos, you can buy me a coffee below ☕ One-Time Support: https://buymeacoffee.com/tingdailylif... Thank you for being here and helping me continue creating these little videos ❤️ — 📍Life in China 🏡 Small apartment living 🌿 Slow & quiet vlog #LivingAloneInChina #LifeInChina #ChinaVlog #SmallApartment #SlowLiving

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