The price of pork has risen so much, is it still a well-off family with pork to eat every day?

That's true. A family with pork every day is a well-off family. Now the price of pork is too high, and it is really unbearable for low-income families to eat meat every day.

At present, families with an annual income of more than 80,000 but not more than 1.2 million are well-off families. In this era, a family's consumption is far more than rice, oil and salt, but also includes the cost of children's schooling and transportation. If there are old people, the pressure is even greater. Eating pork every day now is definitely a well-off family. If the income is lower than the income standard of well-off families, there is no way to ensure that you can eat meat every day.

Although the price of pork is getting higher and higher now, you can see that people are very picky about the purchase of pork when you go to the pork market. Most people choose pork belly or lean meat, and relatively few people buy fat meat. This shows that as long as people buy meat, they will not care too much about its price, or they will spend more money on fine meat. This kind of consumption is absolutely unique to well-off families and will solve the problem of food and clothing.

In fact, having meat every day and how much you eat are two different things, which does not necessarily mean that a family with meat every day is a well-off family. It's just that the better the family conditions, the higher the requirements for the quality and quantity of meat. Eat less if the family conditions are not good. Otherwise, the price of pork is really too high now, and eating ribs as before has become the extravagant hope of the working class. I hope the country will introduce some better policies to reduce the price of pork and let the working class dare to eat meat boldly.