The monthly salary is (1200-2000) 8000-15000 yuan, belonging to low-income people. Generally, it is a waiter who washes dishes or a worker with poor efficiency. This income can probably rent a car and raise a car. However, buying a house is more difficult. I dare not travel abroad, but I can eat and wear warm clothes, but the food is not good enough. It can be said that it is relatively economical. I think working in a prefecture-level city in China can reach this standard of living with a monthly salary of about 3000-4000.

(2) The monthly salary is (US$ 2000-4500) 15000-30000 yuan, belonging to technical white-collar workers or employees with certain academic qualifications, such as skilled workers, company employees or teachers in good enterprises; This income can probably be used to buy suites and houses. You can go to a restaurant once a week and travel once a year. The food is ok, but you are also careful, but you can hardly save any money. I think a prefecture-level city in China, such as a city with a monthly salary of 5000- 1 10,000, should be able to reach this standard of living, and even lead a more chic life. Last year, I went to a third-tier city in the mainland to visit one of my classmates. His monthly salary is about this figure. He has a house and a car and often eats out. It is true that the local house price is only 3000-4000 square meters, and it is very comfortable to live in such a small city with a monthly salary of more than 5000.

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In terms of monthly salary ($4,500), 30,000 people belong to the higher income class, which is relatively close, such as university professors and doctors. A university professor is about $70,000, and his annual salary is only about $50,000-$60,000 after tax and insurance. Personal income tax abroad is particularly high. If the annual salary in Canada is 6,543,800 Canadian dollars (equivalent to an annual salary of 680,000 RMB), after deducting 40% tax, there is only 60,000 annual salary left. If you can earn more than 10,000 yuan a month in a prefecture-level city in central China, you can reach the living standard of professors and doctors in American universities. However, there are many small bosses with a monthly salary of 10,000 yuan in mainland cities of China, and there are also many multi-millionaires, such as mining and real estate, which far exceeds the life of the American gold collar class. That is to say, the gap between the rich and the poor abroad is not as big as that at home, and the rich at home pay less taxes. In other words, the real problem in China is that the income of ordinary workers is too low, but those families who can afford a house and a car in China can say that their lives are not much worse than those abroad.