Middle-class families in Vietnam live in rough housing. How is the wealth of Vietnamese families classified?

In Vietnam, the gap between rich and poor has begun to increase, but it is as difficult for Vietnamese to buy a house as it is in China. The average middle class can buy rough houses, but for the housing prices in some areas of Vietnam It’s still very high, and even wealthy families still need a certain amount of time and capital. Young Vietnamese people like to live in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, just like we like to live in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. According to data analysis, a house of about 60 square meters in Hanoi costs 2.5 million yuan, and a single house in Ho Chi Minh City generally costs between 7 million and 20 million yuan.

In Vietnam, a family with an annual income of more than 20,000 US dollars (approximately RMB 140,000) is considered a wealthy class. Although the threshold seems to be very low, there are currently only 250,000 people in Vietnam who can reach the level of wealth, and the middle class has an annual income of between 8,000 (approximately RMB 56,000) and 20,000 US dollars (approximately RMB 140,000). There are 316,000 people. According to Vietnamese official data, the number of wealthy people and the middle class in Vietnam are currently growing rapidly. It is expected that the number of wealthy people in Vietnam will reach 530,000 and the middle class will reach 483,000 in 2020.

Vietnam is currently developing the fastest among Southeast Asian countries. However, Vietnam’s foundation is very weak, so there are many obstacles and difficulties in the development process. However, the Vietnamese are very smart, as smart as the Chinese, so Vietnam The future is still good. The housing prices in Vietnam are the same as those in Beijing?

People who can afford a house and a car in Vietnam are considered rich, while those who can afford a car in China are considered rich. It can only be regarded as an ordinary family. So the level of wealth in Vietnam is not obvious, just looking at some symbolic things.