China salaries, china salary

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This is a presentation for wages in China. It explains the wages for taxi, waitresses, computer programmers, teachers and more in China. The article is at http://www.mychinesebusiness.com/chinese-salaries-how-much-do-chinese-really-get-paid/

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China Salaries

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At this Moment

• Very Important to Remember

• 1000RMB (currency in China)• Is about 157 USD

Also

• Salaries are per Month Not by how many hours are worked in that month.

Bonus & Gift

• Bonuses play a huge part in many peoples salaries and they are not included in this

• Gift play are huge part. Many jobs such as Doctor or even Driving instruction often except very nice gifts from customers, but his is not included in this survey.

In Beijing

• This survey was done in Beijing, China• Average salaries vary greatly depending on

where you live, farm, city, coal mining area.

Waitress

800-1200 RMB per month no Tips (possible living accommodations included

Manager Coffee shopor

Restaurant

• 3000RMB Per Month

Computer Programmer

• 8000-12000RMP per Month

Military

• 2000 RMB but people comment on how good they eat (salary greatly varies on rank)

Martial Art instructor

• 150 RMB per hour, normally 4000 RMB a month

Doctors• 10,000RMP (Varies on practice and people say

that doctors often receive very nice gifts from patients)

Secretary

1800 RMB per Month

Chinese Teacher• 4000 RMB per month

Foreigner Teaching English• 10,000RMB per month

Taxi Driver

• 2800 RMB per month

Final Note

• In China a large part of people’s income in unreported income, cash in hand, favors, or exchanges. With this it is very difficult to get exact amounts per salary. Many jobs do not pay much but with “favors” or “envelops” the payments are pretty nice.

• Also cost of living in Very different in China compared to other countries

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