Please briefly talk about your views on how China can narrow the development gap with developed countries.

China's economic development is based on energy consumption, environmental pollution and foreign trade dependence. All non-technical consumer goods in the world are made in China. Made in China has brought pride to China people, which is actually an insult. It means that all the rough jobs that countries around the world don't do are given to China people, which is actually exploiting our cheap labor in China. This kind of economic development has no future. Because our country's high-tech manufacturing industry has to pay foreign patent fees, all technologies are imported, and we have no scientific research ability. This is fatal.

The fundamental difference between us and western countries is the difference in system, which makes us lag behind:

China is a learning country, which monopolizes power and does not delegate power to the people, that is, the government is in charge of the people, which leads to the serious worship of beach houses and the infiltration of bad elements from the lower level to the upper level. Struggle is an internal power struggle, which has adverse effects on management, economy and system.

Western countries are democratic multi-party countries, where power is delegated to the people and the people are in charge of the government. The government is highly honest, and the power struggle between parties has a positive impact on management and economy. Because of this, we don't think these struggles are internal friction.

Now democracy is a general trend all over the world. The landlord thinks for himself, which countries in the world, such as Cuba, North Korea and Iran, are not poor.

The evaluation of China's economic capacity should be measured by the living standard of the people in China, that is, the per capita GDP. China is still a poor and backward country. Nearly 200 million people have not solved the problem of food and clothing, that is to say, they have not even eaten enough. There is still 150 years to catch up with the level of developed countries, which is still uncertain.

I asked the landlord, which country in the world is a developed country? North Korea? Cuba? Vietnam? They are all poor countries, and I hope all China people will have a clear understanding.

Per capita GNP (calculated at nominal exchange rate) of ranking countries (or regions) in 2005 Unit: USD.

1 Luxembourg

2 Norway 53 465

3 Switzerland

4 Ireland 46,335

5 Denmark 450 15

6 Iceland 44 133

7 USA 42076

8 Sweden 3845 1

9 UK 36977

Japan 36,486

Austria 35,861

Netherlands 35,393

Finland 35,242

14 Belgium

Qatar 33,586

16 France

Germany 33,099

Canada 32,073

19 Australia

20 Italy

2 1 Singapore

22 Spain

23 Hong Kong 24,581

24 New Zealand

25 United Arab Emirates

Kuwait 19288

Cyprus 19008

Greece 18995

29 Bahamas 18, 190

30 Slovenia 17660

3 1 Dutch territory 17435

Israel 16987

Portugal 16658

34 Korea 14649

35 Brunei 14366

36 Taiwan Province Province 13926

Bahrain 13764

38 Malta 13 144

39 Antigua and Barbuda 1 1.790

40 Hungary 10896

4 1 Saudi Arabia

42 Barbados 10747

43 Czech Republic 10708

Oman 10292

Trinidad and Tobago 10, 1 17

Seychelles 8892

47 Estonia

Saint Kitts and Nevis

49 Slovakia

50 Croatia

Lithuania 6,796

52 Mexico 6566

53 Poland 6373

54 Equatorial Guinea 6,235

Latvia 6, 150

56 Chile

57 Botswana 57 13

58 Lebanon

59 Mauritius

60 Libya

6 1 Gabon

Panama 4,806

63 Russia 4750

64 Malaysia

65 Grenada

66 Turkey 4637

Costa Rica

68 Argentina

69 Belize 4, 120

70 Saint Lucia 4095

7 1 Venezuela

72 South Africa 3886

73 Uruguay

74 Dominica

75 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

76 Bulgaria 3325

Brazil

Romania 3,277

79 Kazakhstan

80 Tunisia 3052

8 1 Jamaica

82 Belarus

Serbia and Montenegro * * * and the Republic 2820

84 Thailand

Suriname 2,785

86 Turkmenistan

87 Iran

88 Algeria

Macedonia * * * and the Republic of Macedonia 2,570 people.

90 Albania 2434

9 1

92 Maldives

93 Namibia

94 Tonga 2 226

95 Fiji 2 199

96 Ecuador 2 168

97 Bosnia and Herzegovina

Cape Verde 2, 16 1

99 Colombia

El Salvador 2063

Swaziland 2,043

102 Dominican Republic

Jordan 1, 988

104 Guatemala

105 Samoa

106 Ukraine

Angola 1.580

108 Morocco

109 Vanuatu

1 10 Republic of Congo * *

Syria 1.386

People's Republic of China (PRC) 1.352

Azerbaijan 1.237

1 14 Paraguay

1 15 Bolivia

1 16 Egypt

Indonesia 1.093

Philippines 1.084

Honduras 1.062

120 Sri Lanka

Guyana 1.035

122 Georgia 927

Armenia 868

124 Cameron 860

125 ivory coast 859

126 Bhutan 859

Djibouti 822

128 Nicaragua

129 Kiribati 768

130 Senegal

13 1 Moldova

132 Papua new guinea

India 652

Haiti 650

Sudan 643

136 binning 583

Pakistan 577

138 Chad 567

Comoros 554

140 Yemen

14 1 Mongolia 547

142 Lesotho

Solomon Islands 534

144 Vietnam 528

Nigeria 528

146 Kenya 489

Zambia 46 1

Mauritania 452

Ghana 45 1

Mali 435

Burkina Faso 424

152 Laos 42 1

Bangladesh 4 18

Kyrgyzstan 4 13

East Timor 400

Uzbekistan 376

157 guineas 375

158 Sao Tome and Principe

Togo 357

160 Central African Republic 356

16 1 Cambodia

162 Tanzania

163 Uganda

164 Mozambique 294

Gambia 284

Zimbabwe 277

Tajikistan 275

Niger 273

Madagascar 263

Nepal 246

17 1 cylon 207

Guinea Bissau 204

Rwanda 189

174 Malawi

If you don't go abroad to developed countries, you won't realize this and the true meaning of "Made in China".

As the brother upstairs said, this is not an honor but a shame.

Canada, the country where I live now, many daily necessities are the symbols of China, even so-called advanced products such as computers, but they are all made in China, and the prices of these things here are very low (of course, the absolute value is low).

For example, if you sell 10 RMB in China, there is only 1 Canadian dollar here, and the minimum wage here is more than 8 Canadian dollars per hour (because the minimum wage varies from province to province). What do you mean? In other words, people here only need to work 10 minutes. Even at the lowest level, you can replace something made in China and asked for 10 yuan in China in just 8 minutes.

What is exploitation? This is exploitation, the exploitation of underdeveloped countries by developed countries.

Computers here only sell for a few hundred Canadian dollars, digital cameras are only a few dozen Canadian dollars, and high ones cost several hundred Canadian dollars. Here, even if you do illegal labor (the kind that pays no taxes and is lower than the minimum wage set by the government), you can earn about 1000 Canadian dollars a month.

What can 1000 Canadian dollars do? In addition to these little things, those with good performance can buy half a used car, that is to say, you can buy a used car in two months for a minimum wage job. This is the level of an underdeveloped country, Canada. So almost no family here can't afford a car. Because even if you are unemployed, social welfare is enough for you to do these basic expenses, including cars. Are you worried that you can't afford a car? No, because car maintenance here costs about 100 yuan a month, including gasoline.

So what is the average person's salary? Around 2000-5000, of course, there are higher, this is just ordinary people.

But many people here still take the subway or bus. Why? Don't think that their family can't afford a car, they just don't want to drive, because driving is too tiring and troublesome. I know many friends, and I have a car at home, but I usually take public transportation (monthly pass is implemented here, and it is not expensive, and the most expensive city monthly pass is about 100 yuan, in my city of 65 yuan. Buy a monthly ticket and sit casually. Subway buses are all universal monthly tickets.

I have no job now. The current total social welfare is 1600 Canadian dollars per month. I have more friends than I do. In addition, medical care is free. I can buy anything. I don't believe that a family can't buy a car.

Do you understand the difference?

Despite these differences and the most important problems, our managers still hope that foreigners will set up factories in China, and then set up factories, and then let boys and girls in rural areas work for foreigners. Only a few hundred RMB a month can only be a state of immortality. How can we really make China's economy grow? In this way, at most, it is just someone else's processing factory, which is developed and farther away from us.