The Indian Embassy in China is looking for a translator from China with a monthly salary of 4,975 RMB. Is India poor?

Seven things to do when going out: rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea. Ordinary people live to earn some wages and pay for these necessities. Of course, if you have some money left in your salary, it would be better to save more. However, this hope is too extravagant for the Indian people. Not to mention saving money, it is good enough to eat. Why? Because I earn so little, I can't spend it all.

The income of Indians varies greatly, and the income of so-called white-collar workers is just the level of ordinary workers in China.

Are you curious? How much is earning too little? Well, we can look at the income of Indians together. It is said that this can improve our sense of happiness.

In India, people all know the reality: there are many people. However, there are fewer people, less land and fewer job opportunities in Otawa. So it is more difficult to find a job and earn money. This has created the reality of surplus and cheap labor in India, which makes the wages of most ordinary workers often only a few hundred dollars.

This is not an exaggeration. For example, working as a servant, driving, doing short-term jobs and coolies, these people can earn six or seven thousand rupees a month, which is very good. Converted down, six or seven thousand rupees, that is, eight or nine hundred RMB, is it very small?

For the Indian people, the income of manufacturing workers is relatively higher. After all, people live by technology. But these jobs are all in shifts, and each worker basically has a day off. That's easy, but the salary will be reduced. The monthly income is more than RMB 1000, and the most you can earn is 1500.

Why do you have to rest when your income is so low? Too much labor is the result of too much cheap labor in India. We can't let them starve to death. Everyone has money to earn and food to eat together. It is the average of people's living conditions, thus supporting the balance of domestic population income.

What about the working class with relatively high ability? Not many. Generally speaking, those civilian employees who work in offices can earn 20,000 to 30,000 rupees a month. Of course, this is much more than ordinary coolies, but it is too little in our country. Three or four thousand yuan can't even afford to rent a house.

However, India also has high-income people, such as soldiers. It is said that the salary of a lieutenant colonel can reach 10 thousand RMB per month. It can also be regarded as a state institution, but the police are far below this figure. Statistics show that the monthly income of police in some areas is equivalent to that of car drivers, such as Bangalore.

Others earn a lot of money in India, such as software engineers. Speaking of it, India is also a big software country, and many young people are devoted to software development.

What's their salary? It doesn't seem to match the position of "engineer": within 5000 RMB. Yes, this is the high-income group in the eyes of the Indian people. Considering our own income, I'm afraid we should be thankful that we live in China.

Probably because of this, it is said that the Indian embassy in China recruited a full-time Chinese translator, and his salary turned out to be 4975 yuan. Well, it's ok if the price is in India, but if the salary is in China, I'm afraid I won't be able to recruit employees for the rest of my life.

Are prices high in India? You can't generalize, for example, the most important house, some people can't afford it all their lives.

Some people are not convinced when they see this, saying: Indians do earn less, but the prices are also cheap. One dollar is worth two or more to us, which is a kind of happiness. It is true that prices are cheap, but happiness is another matter. We can feel the low price first.

According to people who have been to India, all kinds of snacks on the streets of India are surprisingly cheap, because the basic price is 20 rupees. I want to change this into RMB, which is about two yuan. It is really cheap. In our country, we can only drink one bottle of my husband's sweet white water for two yuan, and one sip is not enough.

And if you go shopping once, there will be more surprises. In some Indian shopping malls, as long as you spend more than 500 rupees on the spot, you can get two "courier brothers" arranged by the store and deliver them directly to your door. What does this mean? That's 50 yuan RMB, isn't it? Two people deliver the goods to you. Do you want to make it so grand?

However, it is true. Some people feel it when they travel to India. They just ate a set meal, but only 30 yuan RMB. The store has arranged a special waiter to serve them all the time. This is simply VIP treatment. If it weren't for the cheap labor in India, this business wouldn't be worthwhile.

From this point of view, the happiness of Indians is really bursting, especially in our country. But the problem is coming again. Do Indians really spend less when they earn less? I'm afraid not. It is enough to have a snack once in a while and go out for a wave. What about buying a house or something?

Some people say that people in India don't speculate in real estate at all, and house prices are not high at all. I felt it when I stayed in a hotel, and the price was as low as death. I'm afraid this is a bit one-sided. After all, there are many Indians living in simple houses. Don't they like living in a neat and tall house? To put it bluntly, they can't afford it.

In India's relatively prosperous cities, house prices are also surprisingly high. Although their so-called big cities are similar in appearance to our third-and fourth-tier small cities, the house prices are much higher. Take New Delhi as an example. As the capital, the house price is naturally a little high, about 30,000 RMB per square meter. This is much lower than that in big cities in China, but how does it compare with your own salary?

To put it bluntly, an Indian white-collar worker, with a salary of three or four thousand, wants to buy a suite, which is probably a loan for life. In this way, will they feel happy? New Delhi is by no means the most expensive city in India such as Mumbai. Ordinary working-class people who want to buy a house here can only hope to win the lottery.

In fact, through such a comparison, we can understand the fact that India earns less money, because labor is too cheap and there are too many cheap labor. Perhaps the consumption of small items is really cheap, but when it comes to such a big event as housing, it is impossible for ordinary people with a monthly income of several hundred yuan to put it on the agenda of life goals. Therefore, the happiness of the Indian people is the real bubble happiness. If it breaks, it will break.