Is the so-called average salary really the real salary?

Average salary is just a data used to calculate the national per capita salary. It symbolizes the overall living standards of the people in this country. But what we all know well is that the average salary is not very representative in our own eyes. The average salary includes all the people in the country. Some people have a monthly salary of hundreds of thousands or millions, while some people are unemployed. Some people even have a monthly income deficit. The combined salary of these people together divided by the number of total *** is the average salary of all people. But some people's role in calculating average wages only brings down the data.

When wages are averaged it is only a very general statistic. It makes some people only see the improvement of national living standards. In fact it's just a cover from some people's eyes. Let people see these glorious figures, so that they can slightly ignore the backwardness hidden behind them. I think it may not be very related to corruption. But this data is indeed not a very meaningful data. It can only be a window dressing. But it cannot solve some root problems.

What is behind the leveling of wages is the polarization between rich and poor. The poor are very poor and the rich are very rich. The country is now committed to changing this phenomenon. Such as poverty alleviation policies. This will also increase the motivation of poor people to get rich. Change the income deficit of the poor.

But changing the fate of the poor requires more than just the country. You still have to rely more on yourself. You are the real helmsman of your own destiny.