What unexpected benefits do you have in developed countries?

In fact, each of us should personally feel that in the past few decades of reform and opening up, our lives have undergone earth-shaking changes, thanks to the welfare given by the national government.

Of course, we are still a developing country, but some super-first-tier developed cities can meet the standards of developed countries. Basically, many countries in Europe have entered the ranks of developed countries, among which Norway has many benefits for every citizen.

In Norway, as long as you are born, everyone can get a national support policy of up to $200,000. Of course, this will be distributed to every citizen in the form of state creditor's rights, and the hourly wage for working in Norway is very high, basically from 150 RMB per hour, and even if you don't work, the state will give the minimum living allowance.

Moreover, in Norway, as a writer's publishing secretary, the government will buy 1000 books in advance to give encouragement. If you were born in that country, you are actually very happy, at least materially. However, although there are many salary standards and welfare policies in Norway, the price level is also relatively high. For a simple example, if you want to buy a cucumber in Norway, you need 25 yuan RMB.

Moreover, Norway is not a big country, and it may be as big as our province, so there are many ordinary families living on the Norwegian border, and they even go shopping abroad to buy food, because it will be cheaper abroad.