Rank these grades in order: petty bourgeoisie, well-off, affluent and middle class.

The order is: rich, middle class, petty bourgeoisie and well-off.

Wealthy class:

It refers to the middle class in China whose investable assets are between 1, US dollars (about 63, yuan) and 1 million US dollars (about 6.3 million yuan). A large part of this group of people is popularly called "senior white-collar workers". Among them, individual investable assets include liquid assets held by individuals, such as cash, deposits, stocks, funds, bonds, insurance and other financial wealth management products, as well as investment properties held by individuals.

Middle Class:

The middle class, also known as the middle class, refers to the class (or stratum) where people's low-level "physiological needs and security needs" are met, and the middle-level "emotional needs and respect needs" are also well met, but they are not pursuing high-level "self-realization needs".

The middle class, mostly engaged in mental or technical manual labor, mainly depends on wages and salaries to make a living, generally well-educated, with professional knowledge, strong professional ability and corresponding family consumption ability; Have a certain leisure time, pursue the quality of life, and generally have certain management and control over their labor and work objects.

Petty bourgeoisie:

Petty bourgeoisie is a popular term in Chinese mainland since 199s. It was originally short for "petty bourgeoisie", especially for young people who yearn for western ideological life and pursue inner experience, material and spiritual enjoyment. Petty bourgeoisie should be a person who pursues the taste of life. Petty bourgeoisie, generally urban white-collar workers, has a certain position and wealth in society, but it is far from the "middle class"-mainly in economy.

Well-off:

Well-off refers to a relatively well-off living condition between satiety and affluence enjoyed by the masses in China. Make a living mainly by wages and salaries.

well-off standard is a social standard that combines economic development with social development, harmonizes material civilization with spiritual civilization, unifies current development with sustainable development, and makes remarkable progress in the construction of spiritual civilization and democracy and legal system.

it was put forward by comrades on December 6th, 1979, and * * * has 16 basic indicators of detection and imminent measurement.

On December 6th, 1979, I met with visiting Japanese Prime Minister Masayoshi Daping. During the talks, when Masayoshi Ohira put forward "What does it mean for China to realize the four modernizations by the end of this century?", he replied after a moment's meditation that the four modernizations we want to achieve are Chinese-style ones. Our concept of four modernizations is not a modern concept like yours, but a "well-off family". By the end of this century, even if China's four modernizations have reached a certain goal, our per capita GNP will still be very low. To reach the level of richer countries in the third world, such as a per capita GNP of $1,, we still have to make great efforts. Even if it reaches that level, it is still backward compared with the west. Therefore, I can only say that China will still be in a well-off state by then. Since then, the development goal of China's modernization in the 2th century has been "well-off".

The well-off goal is not only the concretization of China's development goal in the 2th century, but also the adjustment of the previous assumption of "realizing the four modernizations in an all-round way". This adjustment is the result of a deeper understanding of China's national conditions, especially the gap between China and the developed countries in the world.