China's current situation

After returning to China for a while, Matters cannot be used in China, and now it is very difficult to get over the wall, so I stopped updating.

I thought that when I came back, I would follow suit and list my knowledge one by one like others did. Finally feel bored, never write.

But there is a general impression that people used to say "there are beautiful mountains, rivers, and loneliness in foreign countries, and the country is dirty, messy, and happy." Now, the phrase "so happy" is probably going to be changed to "so lonely."

Well, what I'm talking about is that the square dance is no longer seen, and many people complain that they have no money.

However, having said that, the work efficiency is getting higher and higher.

JD.com arrives in half a day, runs errands for two hours to deliver the food, and the food is still hot when the Meituan takeaway is delivered. Of course, these are all commercial activities, and they are getting more and more complicated, so it will be soon, but that's all.

But renewing a driver's license is a government service, and it only takes 24 hours from the start of the physical examination to the delivery of the new driver's license to the doorstep, which is staggering. However, I still feel very messy during the whole process of accompanying my friend in the hospital for the physical examination.

Another friend applied for the government's unemployment insurance. He just poked a few times on his mobile phone and didn't seem to provide any supporting materials. He was approved a day later and started receiving money in his bank card after 15 days. This is also very efficient.

My friend and I concluded that it is still "chaotic and efficient".

The above is just a little observation. As for the overall situation, I saw a comment from a Zhihu netizen a few days ago:

• Trapped in Thucydides' Trap

• Consumption fell into the Keynesian liquidity trap

• Investors looming over real estate Minsky moment

• The population has reached the Lewis turning point

• Encountering the Tacitus Trap in Society

How should I put it, I don't know much about these terms in economics or politics, but my simple feeling is that he summed it up too well.

This is the status quo in China.