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How to treat the People's Daily article "How many houses are lost?"

During this period, the housing price problem has attracted much attention. In Hangzhou, a purchase restriction order with 5000 followers signed 5 105 properties the day before the purchase restriction was implemented; In Beijing, a listed company continues to save its life by selling two school districts ... This round of housing price turmoil in large and medium-sized cities across the country has created a new round of property market boom and stirred up waves in people's hearts.

In the face of rising house prices, some people look on coldly, some people panic inexplicably, some people hesitate to wait and see, and some people do not hesitate to borrow usury for down payment. House prices are like a prism, reflecting the multiple choices of different social groups. The promotion of rapid urbanization, the help of expected rise, the impact on the real economy, possible financial risks ... The professional analysis of economics shows the complexity of the real estate market from all angles. The impact of high housing prices on the economy remains to be seen, but the impact on social mentality has already appeared.

As early as when the house price in Shenzhen was rising, there was a story circulating on the Internet: a businessman sold a house before 10 and started his business. After 10 years of hard work, he bought back the house he sold that year with the money he earned. Such a fictional story pokes the real pain point in an almost allegorical way: in the face of rapidly rising housing prices, the strugglers finally returned to the starting point. As a result, some enterprises shut down factories to speculate in real estate, bluntly saying that "it is better to buy several suites than to open factories"; Owners found that "the appreciation of the house stifled hard work" from the comparison between the increase in house prices and wage income. There is a logic behind these social phenomena, that is, rapidly rising house prices will devalue the value of struggle and deconstruct the meaning of struggle. This may be the biggest impact of high housing prices on social mentality.