Student in Spain Argues With Father Over Living Expenses

I am not sick at all, you are sick,

there is something wrong with your mind,

you act like a three- year- old child. You just do whatever you want,

and dump any problem on other people.

A 23- year- old female exchange student thinks ten thousand yuan in living

expenses is too little, and not only lashes out at her own Peking University top-

student father, she even posts his personal information online to get him doxxed,

and says that if you cannot afford to raise a child, then do not have one.

The flustered middle- aged man in the video is Uncle Qi,

51 years old and a graduate of Peking University,

and the person filming this video is his own biological daughter,

whom Uncle Qi has raised for 23 years.

It is understood that the girl is studying abroad in Spain,

and Uncle Qi, who works as an editor- in- chief at a certain newspaper,

earns only thirteen thousand yuan,

yet he still transfers living expenses to his child on time every month.

Worried that his child might be wronged overseas,

every time he first remits ten thousand yuan over,

leaving only a small portion for himself just to cover food and basic needs.

Even so, Uncle Qi still could not feel at ease,

so he gave his daughter a credit card as well, in case of emergencies.

Who would have thought that the credit card meant for emergencies could not

withstand his daughter’s extravagant spending,

not only going over budget every month,

but even continuously overdrafting Uncle Qi’s credit card.

Yet according to many netizens who are also studying in Spain, a monthly living

expense of ten thousand yuan is absolutely more than enough in Spain,

even comparable to the spending level of a local middle- class family.

This quarrel between father and daughter

happened because Uncle Qi recently discovered a 44- euro charge on the credit card,

which is about 300 yuan,

so he asked his daughter what that money was for.

He had originally wanted to warn his daughter that he was already getting old and

hoped she could learn to be independent, but he never imagined that his painstaking

good intentions would completely enrage his daughter, who was already in a bad mood.

Impatiently, she threatened him,

saying she had only bought daily necessities and had not squandered money,

and she even flew into a rage and insulted her own father online.

But what she does not know is that in order to support her studying abroad,

Uncle Qi has been bearing the pressure of huge tuition and living costs,

and his three daily meals are basically just plain porridge and pickles.