03 Ending
Looking back at the above figures, the curves of China and Japan are similar, except that our cycle is obviously much shorter and many changes occur earlier than expected.
It takes time to accumulate and solve problems...
From this point of view, it is relatively optimistic to follow Japan's script.
By then, a natural and inevitable redistribution of social resources will occur quietly; many problems that seem unsolvable at present, such as boosting domestic demand, may no longer be a problem.
…
Ultimately, the socalled lowdesire society seems to be a silly term.
Why did the older generation in Japan have low desires? Why does this philippines phone number list generation have such high desires?
The reason is simple and direct: it is human nature to spend when you have money and to lie down when you don’t.
Unfortunately, we seem to be very good at making simple things complicated.
Ultimately, a society's consumption will always truly rely on young people with stronger desires, and no matter how rich the elderly are, their contribution is limited.
With prices rising moderately and salary increases expected, young people are of course willing to work, consume and improve their lives.
Once this upward spiral of expectations is formed, it will profoundly change the mentality of the entire society for a long time.
ps: The original text cannot be sent out, so it has been edited. End of full text
Increased 8 times in two years! Unpopular track explodes.