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Bought to buy a newspaper, glanced through it, and got curious about the housing prices in Beijing. The price within the Second Ring Road has reached 8,000 to 10,000 yuan per square meter. If you want to have a small two-bedroom, one-living room apartment, it would actually cost around 1 million yuan.

I don't have a concept of money. Fortunately, I prefer concrete thinking, so I quickly converted it, which is easier to remember.

If I were a farmer, with one mu of land, that's already pretty good. Planting twice a year, once wheat and once corn, I can earn about 800 yuan a year. Plus raising a flock of ducks and selling duck eggs, I can probably earn at most 1,000 yuan. To buy a decent house in the outskirts of Shanghai, I would have to work without eating or drinking for 1,000 years. By then, communism should have been realized, right?

If I were a worker, not laid off, earning 800 yuan a month. If I don't smoke, don't drink, don't get married, and don't eat. Thirsty, drink cold water; hungry, eat rotten vegetable leaves; cold, pick up tattered sacks to wear. In short, spend no money. If housing prices don't rise, to buy such a house, I would have to work continuously for 100 years. Probably, no factory would want such an old worker.

If I were a civil servant, doing very average, earning 2,500 yuan a month. If I don't smoke, don't drink, don't eat, don't embezzle, don't take bribes, don't misappropriate public funds. To buy such a house (again, with housing prices not rising), I would have to work for 33 years. Probably, I would retire just after buying the house, and most likely die quickly due to malnutrition.

If I were a writer, and doing pretty well, earning 1 yuan per two characters. If I don't smoke, don't drink, don't eat, and don't date literary young women. To buy such a house (again, with housing prices not rising), I would have to write 2,000,000 characters continuously, and also ensure that every character is in demand. If I can smoothly complete 2,000 characters per hour including thinking, writing, and revising, then I would have to write continuously for 1,000 hours, which is 2,000 pages in a WORD document. I understand why writers are easy to die young?憋的.

If I were a prostitute, with average looks, earning 200 yuan per client on average. If I don't smoke, don't drink, don't eat, don't get sexually transmitted diseases, and don't support a小白脸. To buy such a house (again, with housing prices not rising), I would have to receive 5,000 clients continuously. If I receive two clients per day (including legal holidays), it would take 2,500 days continuously, which is about 7 years.

If I were a robber, with average means and average eyesight, earning 1,000 yuan per robbery. If I don't smoke, don't drink, don't eat, don't find women, and aren't caught. To buy such a house (again, with housing prices not rising), I would have to commit 1,000 robberies continuously. If I commit one robbery per week, it would take 18 years continuously.

If I were a businessman, if I eat, drink, smoke, drink, eat, get sexually transmitted diseases, and support a mistress. As long as I can get a loan, at the time the house is launched, pay the down payment quickly, and collude with others to drive up prices, within two years, I can get several houses.

I'm not complaining. I just want to say that land is a national resource, and its primary function is to serve the people of this country. Under legal policies, and with one's own means, using national resources to make money for oneself is not too sinful. However, there must be a limit. If a country has severe polarization, it's not a good sign. When most people in a city are squeezed to the outskirts of the city, that's a kind of sin, no different from the Enclosure Movement in Britain.

Let's think again, how does polarization form? Looking at the time limits for buying a house above, the answer is obvious. An ordinary citizen works hard all his life, earns that pitiful amount of money. Part is taken by the country, part by real estate developers, and part by speculators. It's difficult for polarization not to occur. Think about those ordinary people who have struggled in the city for many years, almost all of them are burdened with heavy mortgage burdens. This is the fate of most people.

I'm not objecting to the country making money from land. However, public money is taken from the people and used for the people. If you get these incomes but can't ensure that most people live in satisfactory houses, then this "taking" is not justifiable. Maybe my thoughts are a bit radical, but the other day I saw news saying that the Constitution has made progress and will protect private property. I think there is a causal relationship here – the premise is that you first ensure that most people have a certain amount of property. If everyone is exhausted trying to get a broken house, what's there to protect? In the world, there is no absolutely just law; material control ability determines its direction. I can't say that ordinary people don't benefit, but under this law, who benefits more, the majority or the minority?

"Farmers have their own fields, and residents have their own dwellings" has always been the most basic requirement of the people for a country. I suddenly remembered an example, which is very vague – it seems that in old Russia, a poor person had no food and stole a piece of bread. At that time, this was a serious crime. The result was that he was not convicted, because when a country cannot provide living conditions for its people, and he steals for survival, the one truly guilty is not him, but the country.

Come on! Devil! Your existence will add more foreshadowing and surprises to my life movement! How can miracles happen without you! Come on! Frustration! Without your tempering, how can I become a dazzling diamond! Come on! My weakness! If I can't see you, how can I become strong! Come on! Opponent! Without your participation, who will I compete with.

For that bit of "happiness", I will persevere in exposing my groin until the glorious other side!

There are ones charging 10 yuan here (as reported in the newspaper)....

Pass by, take points, and leave...

All crows are black under the sky, the situation is the same everywhere

The last paragraph is a bit overly idealistic.

What does buying a house mean? It means you have a house of your own. Yes, you think so, but in China you can't actually own this house; it's just rented to you. Because in China, the land use right is only leased to you for 70 years (in some places, it's 50 years). And the house will usually encounter demolition or old house renovation in about 30 years. That is to say, you spend the money to buy a house, but you can only get the actual effect of renting a house. Of course, this is not the worst. The worst is that after decades, you find that you've been tricked! A group of rascals rush into the house you bought with a lifetime of savings, draw a big "demolition" character on it! Then throw all your belongings out like garbage, regardless of your bitter pleas, and even put a notoriety of a "nail household" on you in the newspaper, letting the public abuse you. Then you will know what despair is!

There is a very famous joke describing China's real estate like this:

Once upon a time, there was a landlord who had a lot of land and found many long-term workers to work. The landlord built a batch of united buildings for the long-term workers to live in. One day, the landlord's strategist said to the landlord: Master, the long-term workers have some money in their hands these years. They live in your house and pay rent every month. It's not cost-effective. Anyway, they will live there forever. You might as well sell the house to them and come up with a name called "public housing sale"! Tell them that the house will belong to them forever, so that you can take back the money they have saved these years. The landlord said: That's good. Then what about the rent? The strategist said: Collect it as usual. Come up with a Japanese name, call it property management fee! The landlord implemented it quickly and made a lot of money. The long-term workers were very happy!

After a few years, the landlord's village developed into a town. There were more and more rich people and no place to live. The strategist said to the landlord: Master, the long-term workers have money in their hands again these years. Let's build new houses for them. Come up with a name called "old city renovation". They give us their money, we demolish the houses and build new ones, and let them buy them back. We can build more and sell them to others. The landlord implemented it again. This time, some long-term workers were not happy. The landlord's house servants came in handy. The long-term workers had to swallow their grievances. The landlord made a lot of money again.

After a few more years, the landlord's village developed into a big city. There were more rich people. The landlord's land was more valuable. The strategist said to the landlord: Master, let's demolish the houses of these long-term workers and build villas here. Build houses on the land we demolished and sell them to those rich tycoons. We can make another profit. The landlord said: What if the long-term workers don't agree? The strategist said: We can give them more money. Come up with a name called "monetized resettlement". Let's build houses next to our pigsty. Come up with a name called "affordable housing". Build a carriage road for them to buy houses there. The landlord said: What if they don't have enough money? The strategist said: Borrow money from our bank at 6% interest per year. Our money can also generate money. There is no risk. The landlord implemented it again. The long-term workers got the money. The landlord's affordable housing has only built one room so far. The long-term workers have to wait in line for the house. Until now, they are still waiting------

So the long-term workers started to make trouble. The landlord was a little flustered and asked the strategist what to do? The strategist said: Hurry up and inform the long-term workers that the house will drop in price. Don't buy it. Rent a house. Just rent our pigsty to them. As a result, after so many years, the long-term workers' money is all gone, and they are still renting a house, forever!

Although this joke is a little exaggerated, isn't this actually the truth? Some people say that since this is the case, why do Chinese people still buy houses? Buy like crazy? Why? Isn't it the result of fooling the people? Just like in the 1960s, they encouraged people to buy the three major items: watches, sewing machines, bicycles to be considered successful people to get married and have children. In the 1970s, they encouraged people to buy the new four major items: TV, refrigerator, washing machine, and install a telephone to be considered outstanding to get married and have children. Remember that at that time, installing a telephone cost several thousand yuan per unit (in a small city with a per capita income of less than 200). In Beijing and Shanghai, there were even tens of thousands per unit. And you had to queue up to buy the number and give favors. How similar is it to today's buying a house?

And today, all those stinking scholars have started this old trick of fooling the people again: the new standard for white-collar workers, the new choice for successful people, small apartments on X Ring X Road, commercial and residential types on X Ring X Road. After collecting hundreds of thousands from you, they also have to collect rent from you every month (new property management fee), bank interest, and various fancy interest rate increases, policies, etc. In short, they are not afraid that you won't be killed, just afraid that you won't die miserably! Why are the common people so willing to be tricked and never get tired of it? I'm really so angry that I'm all wet!

Does this also need to be counted ///

The title of the article is very novel.

That's just society! Speechless

Give it a thumbs up. What you said is indeed quite good..

The fact is like this, everyone knows it very well, and the country also knows it. Housing prices have gone up, oil prices have gone up, everything has gone up, only wages haven't gone up. What a rotten society. I don't think communism can be realized............

Everything is going up, just not the salary.

Seriously, I don't even dare to think about buying a house or a car.