The state of contemporary Chinese society has attracted widespread attention. The current situation shows that much wealth has been transferred abroad by the interest groups that originally benefited, but the domestic population has not been able to reap the obvious benefits of reform and opening up. Instead, they face the pressure of high housing prices, health care and education costs, which raises worry and anxiety rather than happiness.
First, let's look at the issue of many wealth being transferred abroad by vested interests. In the early days of reform and opening up, some entrepreneurs accumulated a lot of wealth by taking advantage of policy gaps and participating in international trade. However, over time, this wealth did not flow sufficiently to all corners of society and was instead transferred abroad. This has not only led to a serious loss of wealth in the country, but has also widened the gap among those with vested interests. This phenomenon of wealth transfer leads to social inequality, which makes it impossible to rationally allocate social resources, which in turn increases the dissatisfaction and anxiety of domestic residents.
Second, high housing prices and expensive medical and education costs have also made it difficult for domestic residents to enjoy the dividends of reform and opening up. Housing prices have always been the focus of attention in Chinese society, and as urbanization accelerates, so do them. For many people, owning a home of their own has become a luxury, which undoubtedly increases the pressure on people's lives. The problems in health care and education are even more acute. The severe imbalance in medical resources has led to the problem of difficult and expensive medical treatment, and many people have to choose between high and unaffordable medical expenses or long queues. Similarly, the high cost of education makes it difficult for many families to afford their children's school fees, which further affects the development opportunities of many people.
All of the above phenomena make people feel anxious and unhappy. In today's highly developed information industry, people are paying more and more attention to social fairness and justice. Seeing that the wealth of some people is lost abroad in large quantities, while the vast number of domestic residents are not receiving the rewards they deserve, people will naturally feel uneasy and dissatisfied. At the same time, high housing prices and expensive medical and education costs have increased the pressure on domestic residents, making it impossible for people to enjoy the fruits of reform and opening up.
In order to solve the above problems, we need to strengthen government supervision and establish a sound wealth regulation system and mechanism to prevent excessive loss of wealth abroad. At the same time, it is necessary to increase supervision and investment in the fields of real estate, medical care and education, to ensure a fair and reasonable price level, so that more people can benefit from reform and opening up. In addition, it is also necessary to promote the development of society and improve the quality and competitiveness of all people in order to obtain more opportunities and rewards.
In summary, the current situation shows that vested interests have transferred wealth abroad, and domestic residents have not benefited much from the reform and opening up, but have been affected by high housing prices and expensive health care and education costs. This situation not only triggers anxiety among people, but also weakens social cohesion and happiness. Therefore, we should work together to improve the distribution mechanism by strengthening supervision and investment, so that more people can share the dividends brought by reform and opening up, and make the whole society happier.