Typical Apartment Tour in China: How a Chinese Couple REALLY Lives (True Cost, 7F, No Elevator) 🇨🇳🏠

Welcome to our home in China. We bought this 20-year-old, 7th-floor walk-up apartment for $220,000. Today, we are taking you inside for a typical apartment tour in China to show you how a Chinese couple really lives—no elevator, unexpected rain leaks, and exact renovation costs. In this full home tour, we want to share the reality of our daily life, our $44,000 renovation, and some of the practical choices we made: How package delivery works in China (Smart Lockers). Our living room with no sofa. A customized, two-level ergonomic kitchen we designed ourselves. A 3-way separated bathroom, inspired by Japanese design (which is quite rare in Chinese homes). The reality of top-floor living: Liu's practical fix for a heavy rain leak. The hard numbers: $220,000 buying cost and $44,000 renovation cost. We love this imperfect home because it is where our life together began. What do you think of our customized kitchen or the no-sofa lifestyle? Would you live on the 7th floor without an elevator? We would love to hear your thoughts in the comments below. A sincere thank you to everyone who watches, likes, and leaves a comment. We deeply appreciate your support. If you enjoy seeing real life in China, please consider subscribing to our channel. ⏳ Chapters: 0:00 - Welcome to Our $220k Home in China 0:53 - Community & Package Delivery Culture 2:04 - Climbing to the 7th Floor & Chinese Door Traditions 2:37 - Our "No Sofa" Living Room 4:13 - Balcony, Hobbies & Fridge Tour 5:38 - Custom Kitchen & Storage Design 7:50 - Bedroom & Japanese Inspired Bathroom 9:17 - Top Floor Reality: Heavy Rain Leak Fix 10:32 - The Hard Numbers: Buying & Renovation Costs 12:10 - Why Owning a Home Means So Much in China 13:20 - When Plans Met Reality 🎥 Our Previous Vlog: Real Cost of Living in China: Chinese Couple's Weekend & Market Prices | $0 Income, 2 Years 👉    • Real Cost of Living in China: Chinese Coup...