What do you think of China people emigrating to other countries?

1. The urbanization rate in China is still very low, currently 5 1%, including those migrant workers who have lived in the city for one year. If calculated according to the household registration or the old urbanization rate standard, our urbanization rate is still very low. Even compared with the average level of 60-65% in developing countries, there is still a big gap. If China's urbanization level reaches 65% of the average level of developing countries, then the implicit investment in accommodation, transportation, electrical appliances and infrastructure can support China's rapid economic growth for at least another 30 years.

2. Of the 3/kloc-0 cities and municipalities directly under the central government, only a few, no more than one third, are so-called relatively developed areas, and the remaining two thirds or even 80% are underdeveloped areas. People in some areas may not even reach the standard of daily living expenses 1 USD. There are still 30-50 million poor people in China. If these areas reach the living standards of Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou today, it will take at least 30 years.

3. At present, the proportion of households owning cars in China is 4.6-6%, while the world average is 12%, the EU is 70%, and the United States is 75%. If the family car ownership rate in China reaches 50%, such a huge car market demand can at least support 10-20 big companies like Ford Motor Company and General Motors Company. The industrial scale and employment scale brought by automobile manufacturing, R&D, production and sales, maintenance, etc. At least it will support China to continue its rapid development for twenty or thirty years.

4. According to the internationally accepted per capita GDP index to measure the degree of economic development, China's per capita GDP in 20 1 1 year is 5444 US dollars, which is one of 9.5 in the United States and one of 7.5 in the European Union. If China reaches the current level of the European Union or the United States, China's economy will have room for development for at least 20 to 30 years.