What Different Experiences Come with Renting at $30, $150, and $350?｜Life in China's Slums

Timeline: 00:00 Depart to return to the slum rental house 01:00 Rent another room in the slum for $30, clean it, assemble storage shelves to use as a kitchen 05:17 Go to downtown Chengdu to meet a friend from the north 08:15 Arrive at the small restaurant run by the friend 13:08 Go to the friend’s room rented for $150 16:52 Visit the community where another friend lives 18:25 Go to the friend’s three-bedroom apartment rented for $350 24:30 Return home I've been quite busy with work lately and finally found the time to edit the videos from earlier. The room I live in could really be considered a slum in China, though different countries might have different understandings of what a slum is. For example, do you see China as a powerful nation or a developing country? But we Chinese ourselves consider our country to be developing. Without further ado, today I'm going to compare the room I rent with my friend's apartment. Let's take a look at the differences in living environments for $30, $150, and $350 per month when renting in China! Feel free to discuss! I'm also curious—how much would a similar living space cost per month in your country?