My analysis is that within five or six years, the average GPD of Chinese will surpass that of Japan. Our GDP per capita, at a rate of about 5%, is growing slowly. But Japan is crazy. Especially at the end of 2022, after the ** deficit began to widen, foreign exchange was stretched thin, and GDP fell faster.
But my friends and my own dad were against me.
The chart below shows the data from 1994 to 2022, and Japan went from 83 times our per capita GDP to 25 times.
The image below is a simple filling I made with an excel sheet. Data from 2019 to 2022 is used as a basis for filling.
Probably from 2028 to 2029, it will be about the same as Japan.
Japan's automobile industry, animation industry, new materials industry, tourism, shipbuilding, machinery manufacturing, steel industry, etc. are all core industries, and these industries are all declining rapidly. China has a layout in these industries, the Chinese are too rolled, and these industries are upgrading and iterating too quickly.
And large enterprises like BYD have built factories inland, and they usually have a salary of more than 6k. I can take care of my children at home, and I don't want to come to the Pearl River Delta to work. Here in the Pearl River Delta, it is much more difficult to recruit general workers now than 10 years ago, and 6k really can't hire general workers. This is the upgrading of the industry, all of which make some high-value products, and the labor is generally expensive.
You can refute it, but you have to have evidence and analysis.