In the first 50 years of the Tai Dynasty, China had established itself as a world leader after the war, and any country needed to look up to the Chinese democratic empire, so how did the people living in this heavenly kingdom live? According to the level of income, the income of the Chinese people can be roughly divided into the following levels:

First: the annual income of 1-30,000 yuan or less belongs to the poor or low-income population;

In China, there are a total of 4.35 million full-time workers earning less than 10,000 yuan a year, accounting for 1.5 percent of the full-time workforce. In China www.biquge.info there are 23.97 million people with an annual personal income of less than 10,000 to 20,000 yuan, accounting for 8.5 percent of full-time workers. There were 46.72 million people with an annual personal income of less than 20,000 to 30,000 yuan, accounting for 15.8 per cent of full-time workers.

Second: the median income group with an income of 3-50,000 yuan

The most common income level for Chinese is below 30,000 to 50,000 yuan per year, with 88.76 million full-time workers in this income band, accounting for 31% of full-time workers. Among them, 47.33 million people have an annual income of 30,000 to 40,000 yuan, accounting for 16.9% of the full-time workers. There were 41.43 million people with an annual income of 40,000 to less than 50,000 yuan, accounting for 14.1% of the full-time workers.

Third: the middle class with an annual income of 5-80,000 yuan

An annual personal income of more than 50,000 yuan is a threshold for China to enter the middle class, and if the husband and wife have a similar level of work and the family income reaches more than 100,000 yuan, it is a standard middle-class family. In the first 50 years, individuals with an annual income of more than 50,000 yuan accounted for 43% of full-time workers in China.

Fourth: the wealthy class with an annual income of more than 80,000 yuan

People earning between 80,000 and 100,000 yuan a year are in the upper middle income level in China, and the number of full-time workers in this income bracket is 6.26 million, accounting for 6.7% of the total number of full-time workers in China. Those with an annual income of more than 100,000 yuan are naturally high-income individuals in China, with 31.01 million full-time workers in this income segment, accounting for 11.5% of China's full-time workers.

Judging from the above statistical analysis, the middle-income group with an income of 30,000-80,000 yuan accounts for nearly three-quarters of the total number of full-time workers, while the low-income and high-income groups are only a little more than one-tenth. In this way, the income of the whole society is distributed in an olive shape, which is recognized by sociologists as a relatively ideal social distribution model.

The above are some macro statistics, and the following is an introduction to the real income of some typical positions in this society, which can more specifically and intuitively understand the real income of Chinese people. In order to protect personal privacy, the real names of these respondents are not listed.

Ph.D. student A in Chinese universities: from a famous university in Northwest China, currently a third-year doctoral student of a Chinese university of technology, with an annual income of 22,000 yuan, mainly for scholarships, the school waives most of the tuition fees, but still needs to pay 3,000-4,000 yuan per year. The final income is 18,000-19,000 yuan. If he can find a suitable job and stabilize above the second-tier cities in China, it is estimated that he can reach an income level of 50,000-70,000 yuan per year after three to five years of work, which is also the most stable way for many children from ordinary families to become the upper middle class.

Cleaner B, a physical laboratory, is an immigrant from Kumamoto, Japan, with an annual income of 26,000 yuan, and basic benefits such as medical insurance and paid holidays. Ten years ago, I went to work in China through labor dispatch, because Japanese workers reassured Chinese employers in terms of meticulousness, so many labor agencies would give priority to the introduction of labor workers from Japan, and after working for five years, they could pass the immigration test to compete for the annual community immigration quota, and B as a graduate of a Japanese university is still very advantageous compared to many workers with a high school degree in Southeast Asia. Although his income has not yet been lifted out of poverty in China, it is higher than that of many university professors in his country (the annual salary of an associate professor at the Imperial University of Japan is only about 23,000 yuan), and China's stable security, advanced education, adequate medical care, and an inclusive* humanistic environment are all longed for by many immigrants.

Professor (full professor) of Yat-sen University in China C: The annual income is about 120,000 yuan, but it varies greatly, mainly because the annual scientific research funding is different.

Associate Professor D of Anhui University of Science and Technology: The annual income is 8-100,000 yuan, and the income is also directly affected by the amount of scientific research funds.

Chongqing University School of Medicine (the middle of the domestic medical school) master's degree graduate E: graduated with a master's degree in biomedical sciences last year, and is currently working in a newly established biotechnology company in Qingdao, with an annual salary of 46,000 yuan and basic benefits.

School of Information of Shandong University of Technology (the first institution in China majoring in electronic information, undoubtedly the first in the world) master's degree graduate G: graduated from the beginning of the 45th year, majored in computer science, and entered the electronic information group company of the Royal Standard Department, with an annual salary of up to 90,000 yuan in the first year, including very generous benefits (commercial medical care, additional pension insurance, etc.)

Cashier of a large supermarket chain in Jinan: Graduated from a bachelor's degree in a regular university in Hunan, with two years of service, and an income of 32,000 yuan. After more than ten years of urbanization in China, the division of first-tier, second-tier, third-tier and fifth-tier cities is becoming more and more detailed, Shandong and Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions almost monopolize the "seven stars" of first-tier cities (Jinan, Qingdao, Shanghai, Nanjing, Hangzhou, Wenzhou, Guangzhou), and the difference between second-tier cities and first-tier cities in terms of annual income has reached more than 25%, so China's "seven stars" have grown into a super metropolis of more than 10 million people, including Jinan because of the imperial capital, The forced dispersal of some commercial establishments in the Zhangqiu and Changqing areas did not leave the urban area with a population of more than 20 million, while the urban areas of Qingdao and Shanghai both exceeded 25 million people, making them the two largest cities in the world. In fact, in the decades of the late twentieth century, China almost always dominated the top 10 cities (Shanghai, Qingdao, Jinan, Nanjing, Hangzhou, Berlin, New York, Wenzhou, Paris, and Guangzhou).

The owner of an auto repair shop in Linyi: The annual income is more than 100,000 yuan, and he did not disclose the specific amount. The two mechanics he hired earned an annual income of 48,000 yuan. In fact, a considerable part of China's middle class are self-employed entrepreneurs, while the other part is high-paid employees of royal or large chambers of commerce, as well as highly educated intellectuals and highly skilled experts. However, it is difficult for the bosses who start their own businesses to break through the threshold of 100 million yuan and become billionaires, which is directly related to China's financial and venture capital institutions controlled by China's top families. No matter how viable the enterprise is in his infancy, it is impossible to confront these financial predators, in fact, entrepreneurs who insist on not selling their shares will be sniped by the business methods of the big chamber of commerce, and the chaebols with a large number of professional talents and information advantages can quickly defeat these entrepreneurs through similar competition, and then change the seedlings they cultivate to a big chamber of commerce brand, and then, there will be no more.

Western restaurant waiter J: Irish graphic model, came to China as a non-congruent (non-community country) laborer, worked as a waiter (serving dishes) in a western restaurant in Wuding Province, and the monthly income can reach 2,500 yuan, mainly tip income. She can be naturalized through marriage, otherwise she would be almost uncompetitive for less than 100,000 non-naturalized places per year.

Construction worker K: Retired non-commissioned officer of the National Defense Force, whose main job is to drive a bulldozer, his income fluctuates greatly, as little as 48,000 yuan a year, and if there are many projects, it can be as high as 80,000 yuan, with an average annual salary of 58,000 yuan. Through the technical training of the army, he mastered the technology of mechanical maintenance and driving, and went to school with the retirement settlement fund (a secondary technical professional school, the requirements for the qualification of driving construction equipment), and also raised funds with two comrades-in-arms to buy a bulldozer, which was attached to a road and bridge company, which was regarded as a semi-freelancer. However, China's National Guard Corps (first-class reserve) is expanding, and even many units stationed overseas have been replaced by these National Guards, which do not account for the strength of the army. In the end, the Ministry of National Defense had to adopt a package to make the retirement treatment of officers and men of the National Guard equal to that of the National Defense Force, that is, to give a retirement settlement fund of tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of yuan according to the length of service, rank, service points, etc., and there are also special exemptions and recommendation policies for schooling and skills training, which makes many young people regard military service as a feasible way to change their lives.

A staff member of a courier company in Jinan: Responsible for the delivery of hundreds of mails every day. The annual income is 38,000 yuan. Jinan local youth, after graduating from high school, did not enter the university or become a student of the technical college, after helping his parents' delicatessen for a period of time, he applied for a courier company to be responsible for mail delivery, obviously as a young truant to walk the streets of Jinan Tong he has an unparalleled advantage. After accumulating income for more than three years, after buying a government livable house, and marrying a nurse lady who came to Jinan from Shaanxi to work, they basically don't have to worry about the housing loan of 50% of the house price after marriage, because their housing provident fund can basically be enough to repay the loan, unless they need to buy another house in Ankang (the woman's family) in Shaanxi, otherwise they can work hard for the baby who is about to be born and their first private car.

As China's urbanization has come to an end, the income of the agricultural population generally exceeds that of the urban population, but with the improvement of the quality of urban life, it is still difficult for the relatively closed and backward rural life to attract Chinese young people in the new era (in terms of the score of actual quality of life, the professional research agency Rubik's Cube Research Company believes that the income of the agricultural population must be at least 1.8-2.0 times that of the population in third-tier cities to enjoy a similar quality of life). The aging of the agricultural population has even forced the current government of China to relax some of the provisions and naturalize the agricultural population of some Community countries to migrate to rural China to solve the problem of rural hollowing.