CCTV celebrity Bai Yansong frowned again on promoting consumption in 2024, and asked experts how to solve the problem of "money dare not spend" among the people?
In fact, netizens' sensitivity to this topic is not whether they dare to spend money, but whether they have money to spend. So do the people of today have money?
There is an old folk saying that money is the guts of people. It means that as long as a person has a bulging pocket, he has enough confidence to do anything. At present, let's take our Sichuan-Chongqing region as an example, every year the people of Layue have the Xi of making bacon and sausages, but this year's people making bacon sausages are obviously much less than in previous years, and this is just one of them.
Second, I have a friend who works in a bank, and once we had a drink together, and when we talked about our respective jobs, he said that it is very difficult for people to even pay their mortgage every month. Of course, we can't say that the people have no money in their hands, but there are indeed many people who don't have enough money now, not to mention the shackles of education, medical care, and housing. No one knows what will happen tomorrow.
Who doesn't want to spend money unless he's a fool. Therefore, netizens scolded people like Bai Yansong who had no worries about food and clothing, and studied how to make people who had no money spend money all day long. How can they understand that ordinary people spend money not by how much they have in savings, but by how much they can earn each month?
So where does the money go? The money is still in the hands of a few people. Careful people can completely think about it, who are the people who dare not spend money at the moment? If we have to say that ordinary people dare not spend money, it is because they know best how to "work hard every penny"!
Therefore, if Bai Yansong really wants to speak for the people, he should ask: "How can we make the people's pockets bulge?" Let the people dare to spend money and dare to use money", is it more realistic and down-to-earth to ask?