The average GDP of citizens is announced every year, and of course those who drag their feet are poor, just like in the past 2022, if the annual income is less than 85,000, they will be regarded as poor. An annual income of 100,000 to 150,000 is called the level of moderate prosperity.
So, how many people earn less than 85,000?
It is said that there are 900 million.
That is, there are 900 million poor people. Of the 900 million, another 600 million have an annual income of less than 60,000, 500 million are less than 50,000, 400 million are below 40,000, 300 million are below 30,000, 200 million are below 20,000, and 100 million are below 10,000.
Don't believe it, this data is very accurate.
The poor are like that, there is no poorest, only poorer.
How can people with an annual income of less than 10,000 live? People with a little money can buy a suit casually, or a bag is tens of thousands, don't those poor people even have food?
I can't say that, I'm idle, I can help you settle the account. They each ate one kilogram of rice a day, which was 3 pieces at the price of ordinary rice, which was only 1,095 pieces that year. A pack of salt and a bottle of oil for two months, about 300 pieces a year. Buy 1,000 pieces of vegetables a year, many of them because of buying meat, as for green vegetables and melons eat more of their own grown. Buy 800 pieces of medicine, which includes insecticidal pesticides, and the medicine you eat is estimated to be 100 yuan a year. And feed? They rarely buy leftover meals as feed, and even if they do, it's 200 yuan a year. What about buying clothes? It costs 300 yuan a year. Various snacks cost 1000 pieces.
Comprehensive calculation, they spend about 5,000 yuan a year, earn 10,000 yuan, and have thousands of yuan, what are they used for? That is, it is spent in the New Year and festivals.
This is the poor in the penultimate ladder.
If you can save a few thousand yuan a year, you must be the second to last poor people, with an annual income of about 20,000.
Those who have 50,000 yuan a year in savings are the rich among the poor, and although their annual income is only 780,000, they have always been accustomed to living a life of saving money and still live like people with an annual income of 20,000.
Therefore, some poor people also have a high accumulation of savings, and the money they have worked hard to save for ten years is finally enough for them to buy a house in an ordinary city.
But after buying a house and a car, they are still poor, because their annual income is not up to standard, and they dare not live a fully prosperous life. For example, in terms of eating and drinking, it is obviously the nature of the poor.
In fact, these people buy houses and cars and choose loans and use their lifetime to pay off debts. Many people are not even guaranteed to live a lifetime to pay off their debts.
If house slaves can be regarded as a well-off life, they are only blinded by the fact that they have a house and a car on the surface.
Nowadays, the characteristics of the poor have been upgraded, and everyone is not surprised in their daily lives.
People with an annual income of more than 100,000 will not be so stretched.
For the truly rich, those with an annual income of less than 1 million are poor. Don't say it's too demanding, because one night in a hotel is 180,000, and your income of a million a year is not enough to pay their utility bills.
Therefore, the poor are poor, and the rich are rich.
The gap is not ordinarily large!
People of high moral character will say: No matter how rich you are, don't you occupy only that little place after death? Maybe the poor people occupy ten times the size of the place after they die, because in the countryside, they are mostly mountainous and can occupy a large area for graves.
This may be the only place where the poor outweigh many rich, but only after death.
Life is the most important thing in the world, not after death.
Therefore, countless people flock to money, like moths to a fire.
Rich people aspire to be rich people who can eat, drink and have fun in the next life.
There's also a strange measure: the poor all try to save, while the rich try to spend.
Finally, those who work hard to save become poorer, and those who work hard to spend it become richer.
Unbelief?
Don't you see that poor people owe hundreds of thousands of debts after buying houses? It takes a lifetime to pay it back, and although the poor in the penultimate ladder have not been able to buy a house, they have not been in debt.
And the rich spend a lot of money to buy an entire building, change hands and earn tens of millions, you say, is it that the more money you spend, the richer?
The same is buying a house, the poor buy it to live in themselves, and the rich buy it to live in others, which is not the same concept at all.