If you wanted to spend less this holiday season, what would you change first? As a midwife in China, I don’t really have a holiday season, because I still need to work through most holidays. The longest break I usually get in a year is around ten days. So if I wanted to spend less during that period, the first thing I’d change is staying at home more and focusing on my English studies instead of going out. Secondly, I’d stop ordering takeout and cook for myself. Since I spend a lot of time sleeping to recharge, I often feel lazy and unwilling to cook after I wake up, and that’s when I’m tempted to order food. However, ordering takeout usually costs much more than cooking at home. That’s why I prepare ingredients the night before — it reduces the temptation to order takeout and helps me eat more healthily while saving money.

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Would you rather buy one higher-quality item or several cheaper ones? Well, it really depends. When it comes to food and flowers, I prefer buying higher-quality items, because good food and beautiful flowers genuinely add enjoyment to my life — they motivate me to keep moving forward. But for disposable goods, like disposable gloves, I usually go for cheaper ones, since they’re more cost-effective and I don’t see the need to spend extra on things I use only once.

Do you like shopping for deals, or do you prefer buying what you want rightaway?