@AllenAllen60187@Jokke_vlo Problems are development imbalance aross regions and benefit inequality between urban and rural areas, and income gaps across industries, so that most young men have to leave their hometown to earn a living in super-maga cities where they cannot afford a home and start a family
@AllenAllen60187@Jokke_vlo To be honest, our salaries are not as high as those in developed countries, but we can still manage our basic living expenses due to relatively low cost of living which is further attributed to our great manufacturing power and government price regulation.
@kjgfddbh@Jokke_vlo Exactly, every government is not impeccable and will doom sooner or later as long as the social wealth is not distributed well to hold the stable life of the majority.
@William71714952@ShangguanJiewen Sanqing mountain(三清山)located in Jiangxi province, an ancient Taoist sanctuary/holy place, which you can see from it's name "三清" corresponding to the three primordial immortals in Taoist mythological world.
@Enlilios@Joey_Walker82 You know high-tech companies are taxed at a lower rate and ai technology collects and steal data of people without making any payment. That is not fair.
@Enlilios@Joey_Walker82 Still i cannot agree with you. Ai breakthroughs really boost productivity, and those who work in the ai and related industries get very high salary and they are doing super good. The real problem is about wealth redistribution.
@Enlilios@Joey_Walker82 That is not the same case. Chinese "Great Leap Forward" told lies about production and productivity; so people in that period cannot meet the basic need for food and clothing.
@realrileyhayes@georgegalloway Yes, lots of Chinese are poor compared to Chinese rich class, but most of them have money to save and almost none of them has problem with basic needs like food, clothing or even housing.
@Goossun@NahidPoureisa it's due to the difference in regional weather and altitude. The sky in northern areas of China is deep blue while its counterpart is light blue or even just looking silver in color.
@yfn1524577@NahidPoureisa It's largely due to the seasonal weather difference. In the warmer months, the skies of the northern cities are blue and clean as well as the southern counterparts. Actually, the sky blueness in northern part of China is way deeper and heavier due to higher altitude.