Reaching the age of thirty, my income randomly doubled

Three years after the illness, the consumer market has been in a sluggish state.

The apparent reason seems to be the impact of the illness, but it’s mainly due to the huge shock in the real estate market.

The entire real estate economy sank too much capital, and once houses couldn’t be quickly liquidated, they naturally turned into mere reinforced concrete.

This series of impacts has led to a large group of the once middle class tightening their belts to get by.

In the post-real estate era, besides developing the tech industry for industrial upgrading and participating in global high-end market competition,

the most important thing is to enhance ordinary people’s income. Only when their income rises and they have money to spend, can the economy circulate normally.

Since retiring, Chen Pingsheng has been committed to developing the grassroots service industry, attempting to extend better benefits, including compensation, to these industries.

But the truth is, it’s as difficult as climbing to the sky.

Take the hairdressing industry, for example. If he wants to raise the average wage in that industry, the prerequisite is to raise prices.

Only when prices are raised can practitioners enjoy a normal salary standard.

In his view, with four days off a month, working over twelve hours a day, and requiring over three years of apprenticeship,

even so, the average monthly salary is around four thousand. Truly, only rural parents with no background or resources whatsoever would let their children learn this; who else would?