The Chinese Secret to Saving Money Revealed

It was very interesting to listen about Chinese culture, Humphrey! thank you!!😊

Thank you so much sir for your very good advice in saving money and knowledge of how chinese mindset

I just watched your video and honestly it got me thinking about how many times Ive overpaid for stuff without realising 😅 I used to check out straight away never even looked for a code first

Then my cousin saw me and was like wait dont you check for codes and I felt so dumb lol She told me she always has a quick look on PromoPro UK before buying anything so I started doing the same and its made a difference I found 10 percent off some trainers last week and free delivery on a coat small stuff but adds up

Now I kick myself when I forget to check cause its two minutes that could save a few quid

Anyone else have tricks they use or am I late to the game 😂 would love to hear what works for you guys when shopping online

Simple. We're just more stingy.

What is wrong with youtube you're a Chinese guy speaking english and I'm getting hindi subtitles from auto detection

Ancient Chinese secret eh?
Sorry it’s a Calgon reference. Had to say it.

I like saving money when I shop, and I use coupons whenever I can because small discounts really add up over time. I’ve also used Valuecom a few times to find deals, and it honestly helped me save more than I expected. What I liked about this video is that it shares simple ideas that anyone can use, even if they don’t shop online all the time. Sometimes we forget how many tools we have available to save money, so tips like these are a good reminder. I’m definitely going to try a few of the suggestions mentioned here on my next purchase.

Thanks brother

This was such an eye-opening breakdown of practical saving habits. I really like how the video focused on discipline, small daily choices, and thinking long-term instead of chasing quick wins. The idea of being intentional with every purchase really hit home for me. I’ve started applying a similar mindset by planning my spending in advance and looking for better deals before buying anything. That’s actually how I came across PromoPro UK — it’s been a simple way to cut costs on things I was already planning to buy. Saving isn’t just about earning more, it’s about managing smarter, and this video explains that perfectly. Definitely a useful reminder that consistency is the real secret to building wealth over time.

My key to always make the most of your money is this moto:
“Why would I pay more for something I can pay less for?”
That just changed my life, I always have money income and solvency and even though I’m not rich yet, I live and look as one.

0:12 but isn’t China in Asia?

Thanks very useful tips

I didn't learn anything from you because I'm Chinese. 😅😅😅

If you learn to declutter your house and live minimally then as you declutter you'll realize the pain of your spending

I really liked this video because it explains saving money in a realistic way, not just “don’t spend anything.” One thing I’ve learned over time is that small habits make a big difference. For example, I never buy something online the moment I see it anymore. I usually wait a day or two, compare prices, and check if there are any discounts running. A lot of the time, I realise I don’t even need the item after waiting.

Another thing that’s helped me is checking deal and comparison sites before checking out. I recently came across Valuecom while doing that, and it helped me spot offers I wouldn’t have noticed just browsing stores directly. It’s not about buying more, it’s about buying smarter.

I also stack savings when possible, like free shipping plus a sale price, and avoid impulse buys late at night. Curious to know what habits other people here use to keep their shopping under control.

100 percent Chinese. 😂 Someone lied. Do a DNA test. You owe it to yourself

Kinesiske læresætninger fortjener virkelig respekt; de virker virkelig. Mange tak for den fantastiske video.

Because. Hard made $ in china

When I made 60k a year, I managed to save 20k a year. Now I make 250k+ a year, my wealth grows around 150k last year(with a mortgage). There are tons of ways to save and grow your wealth. People just don't know how to or not willing to.

Lookup leftover women...educated women who will not marry by choic in China.

I’ve been trying to cut down my monthly spending without going crazy, so I love watching tips like these. One small habit that helped me lately is checking a coupon or promo site before I check out—sometimes it’s literally a few dollars saved, but over time it adds up more than I expected. I recently tried Valuecom when shopping for electronics and household stuff, because they list a lot of current codes and deals across many stores. I don’t use it every single buy, but for bigger purchases or when I’m already in a store’s cart, it’s worth a quick check. Also, I keep a tiny list of the best times to buy specific categories, like groceries vs. gadgets, so I’m not pressured to buy right away. That mix of planning and a quick coupon check has noticeably reduced my spend without feeling annoying.

Useful, thank you!

Agreed . I bought a louie vitton wallet around 6 years ago, I use it to this day absolutely zero regrets I also bought a burbery scarf around 9 years ago use every winter no regrets

I have been watching similar videos for a while, and to be honest, I didn't help me save money, not only one trick, but rather the combination of small habits together. I always compare prices, wait a day before buying, and look for discount codes, even if you expect them not to exist. Many people skip the last step, but believe me, the difference is piling up over time. Recently, I started using Valuecom when I shop online, especially for everyday items and tech accessories, and I was surprised how many times I could find discount offers.

Honestly, saving money while shopping online has become a bit of a habit for me, not just something I do once in a while. What I’ve learned is that the biggest mistake is rushing a purchase. I used to click “buy now” straight away, but now I always pause and look for discounts first. A friend mentioned PromoPro UK to me a few months back, and since then I’ve actually managed to knock money off things I was already planning to buy, like clothes, household items, and even gifts.

What I like is checking codes before big sales, because sometimes you can stack a promo code on top of an already reduced price. I’ve also found that shopping late at night or midweek can bring better deals than weekends. It’s not about extreme couponing, just being a bit smarter. Over time, those small discounts really do add up, especially if you shop online regularly.

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There is also another aspect: inheretance.

Chinese care about their family, their future generation VERY MUCH. They save all the money just so they can pass it down. They do not think, "oh, you are 18 now. Get out of my house." To them children is everything. They are their pride and joy. The good side is. Kid usually have money to get higher education. The downside is, the parents has no other hobby or their life goals. All they think of is how successful their kids get and then they can boast about it. This put younger generation in such heavy burden. Basically they are all helicopter moms and dads.

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