An Indian man living in China has shared a detailed video tour of his apartment in Wuhan, revealing that he paid around ₹30,000 in monthly rent. The video quickly caught the attention of social media users, with many praising his room, while others compared the rent with that in Indian metro cities.
The video, posted on Instagram by user Advik, shows the interior of his apartment as he returns to collect belongings after vacating the space. In the clip, he begins by introducing the residential complex where he lived. He then walks viewers through the building’s facilities, including a water dispensing machine that can be accessed by scanning at any time, even late at night. He also points out that the building has three lifts and a total of 32 floors, noting that he lived on the 15th floor.
The video then pans across the apartment, showing a compact kitchen and a small balcony, equipped with a washing machine and a gas water heater. Highlighting the view from his room, he describes the flat as “very premium,” with a clear view of the city skyline. He also adds that the apartment is located in the city centre of Wuhan, not on the outskirts.
The most striking detail, however, was the rent. “This room used to cost me around ₹30,000 in Indian currency,” he says in the video.
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{{/usCountry}}The most striking detail, however, was the rent. “This room used to cost me around ₹30,000 in Indian currency,” he says in the video.
Watch the video below:
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Social media reactions
The video quickly caught the attention of social media users, with many comparing the rent to rising rental prices in Indian cities.
“Small with full of facilities. Cozy cozy wonderful life,” one user commented.
“Bangalore se sasta h bhai. Chalo China,” another wrote, suggesting it was cheaper than living in Bengaluru.
“30k rent for this paradise. How?” asked a third user.
Several others echoed the sentiment. “Cheaper than Bangalore,” one wrote, while another compared it to Mumbai, saying, “Bhai Bandra, Mumbai mein 52k hai 1RK rent, China to sasta hai.”
Users also brought in global comparisons. “30k out of India for a private flat is actually so good. In Australia I’m paying 27k for a shared room,” one person shared, while another added, “A room like this costs around ₹1–1.5 lakh in Dubai.”