A netizen in Guangdong sent me a private message to me: There are still jobs with a monthly income of 3k in China?
I thought it was funny and speechless. Since the reform and opening up, China's economy has maintained rapid growth, which has led to extremely serious cognitive biases among many people in developed regions. In that era of rapid development, even where the parents took root could greatly determine the life of their children.
My hometown is a fourth-tier city, 6 years ago when I just graduated here the average monthly salary here was 3k, 6 years later the per capita monthly income here is still 3k, as if this land only prices and housing prices in the **, wages and social benefits are as stable as Mount Tai.
People who can grow up in developed provinces are happy and lucky, and from the moment they are born, they have exceeded the ceiling that most people can reach in their lifetime. There is no need to abandon your wife and children to wander; Don't cherish the opportunity to reunite with your family only twice a year; Don't worry about your parents being left unattended.
There is a world of difference between regions, and it is not an exaggeration to say thatThe gap between poor and rich provinces is likely to be as large as the level gap between quasi-developed countries and South-East Asian countries.