月光族，网络流行词，指将每月赚的钱都用完、花光的人.月光族一般都是年轻

Paycheck to paycheck, network popular word refers to both run out of money every month, people spend. Paycheck to paycheck are generally younger generation, with the concept of thrift different parents, they like to pursue fashion and want to only buy, do not care about money. "moonlight" who have the knowledge, the ability to spend money not only express their love of material life, but also their money power. last generation who believe "would be better to make the province", their behavior is very bitter ; and their motto is "to spend more to earn it," "the rich, but for thirty days a month can not be poor" is the most vivid descriptions of their lives.

Moonlight family, the Internet buzzword, refers to the monthly money will be used up, spend the people. Moonlight family is generally a younger generation, and the concept of thrift of their parents, they like to chase fashion, want to buy, do not care about money." Moonlight "has the knowledge, the ability, and the money not only expresses their love for material life, but also their motivation to make money. The previous generation believed in "making less money than they would save", and their actions were extremely distressing; and their motto was "can spend more to earn money." Rich but thirty days, less than a month" is the most vivid description of their lives

Moonlight clan, a popular term on the Internet, refers to the people who spend all the money they earn every month. Generally speaking, moonlight clan is a young generation, which is different from their parents' concept of thrift and diligence. They like to pursue fashion and buy when they want. They don't care about money at all. "Moonlight" people have knowledge and ability. Spending money not only expresses their love for material life, but also is their motivation to make money They believe in "saving is better than earning", and are very sad about their behavior. Their motto is "spending is better than earning". The most vivid description of their life is "no more than 30 days rich, no more than one month poor"