Nine levels of Chinese wealth

There are nine levels of wealth in China: mystery layer, trend layer, explosion layer, resource layer, capital layer, premium layer, middle class, leek layer and grassroots layer.

The first layer: the mysterious layer

At the top of China's wealth, dragons are generally invisible, and you may not even have heard of them until something happens. Behind these people, there are often many obscure big companies, but they hold real wealth in their hands. This level is called the mysterious level.

The second layer: the trend layer

The people at the second level are leaders of some industries. They are strong enough to determine the rise and fall of an industry, and they are too big to fail.

The wealth of people at this level has not only come from China, they have begun to plan the world map, and their wealth tentacles can reach the places permitted by the policy at any time. Compared with those entrepreneurs who dance with the trend every day, they are the trend leaders. This level is called the trend level.

The third layer: the explosion layer

People at the third level are successful entrepreneurs. The difference between them and the second level is that they don't have the ability to create trends, but only make achievements in a certain field.

For example, most directors of many listed companies are at this level. They doubled their wealth by going public. To outsiders, they are already rich, but if the tide is gone, they may decline rapidly. This layer is called explosive layer.

The fourth layer: the resource layer

The people on the fourth floor are some stars and celebrities. They are generally inextricably linked with the above three levels. In this era, stars have the function of helping the rich to support the scene, and the price for stars to help them support the scene must be benefit sharing. Some information "inadvertently" will make stars earn a lot of money. People at this level often rely on resources to get wealth, so we call it the resource layer.

The fifth layer: the capital layer

The people on the fifth floor are investors, heads of private equity funds, fund managers, heads of insurance teams, etc. This part is to gain value-added through the operation of capital in the market. They don't do industry, and industry is only the object of capital operation in their eyes. These people look beautiful, but the pressure is enormous, because the competitive pressure at this level is very fierce. We call them the capitalist class.

The sixth floor: high-quality floor

The people on the sixth floor are professional managers of large enterprises, famous lawyers, famous doctors, scarce freelancers and so on. These people often win wealth by their ability. The stronger their ability, the greater their fame and the more wealth they have. Compared with the lower class, people in this class often have a premium wealth, and fame often brings them wealth beyond their ability. We call it the high-quality layer.

The seventh floor: the middle floor

The people on the seventh floor are what we usually call the middle class. These people have dreams of the first six levels, but in essence they live at the bottom of society, because as long as there is a little trouble, such as their parents getting sick, their accumulation for half a lifetime will fall short.

Fortunately, they have basically taken root in the city. Often they have borrowed money to buy a house, a car and some wealth management products, taking care of their wealth. They are very wary of the people above to plunder themselves, and they deliberately pull away from below. We call them the middle class.

Floor 8: Chive House

People in the eighth grade are ordinary workers. They travel around the city from morning till night, and as long as the credit is not taken away, they will be grateful to get double wages at the end of the year. They have no dependence on the city. Although they may have a good salary, they missed the opportunity of wealth growth for various reasons.

For example, they didn't buy a house a few years ago, so they often lamented to escape from Beishangguang. This group pays the most IQ tax on wealth, and they need to harvest frequently, otherwise they will become middle class, so we call them leek layer.

The ninth floor: the grass-roots level

People in the ninth grade are people with no stable income. For example, they are enjoying subsistence allowances, or in high-risk industries, they can only get paid by selling their physical strength. Even if they live in the city, they don't belong to this city. For example, children's education, such as medical care and social security, has nothing to do with them. People at this level are called grassroots.