Ultimately it’s a lot more complicated than any of us would like to admit, and these are complicated problems that both need addressing and careful analysis. Any decision made comes with tradeoffs. The Hukou system is one of China’s larger existing problems from what I understand, and while the CPC is trying to address the urban/rural gap and has made good progress, there’s a long way to go still.
Yes, I agree and it’s important to remember, that every imperial core country is much worse in how stratified their working class is, with for example agriculture often relying completely on very cheap and highly exploited labor from (often illegal) immigrants (eg US) and work-migrants (eg in Germany).
Ultimately it’s a lot more complicated than any of us would like to admit, and these are complicated problems that both need addressing and careful analysis. Any decision made comes with tradeoffs. The Hukou system is one of China’s larger existing problems from what I understand, and while the CPC is trying to address the urban/rural gap and has made good progress, there’s a long way to go still.
Yes, I agree and it’s important to remember, that every imperial core country is much worse in how stratified their working class is, with for example agriculture often relying completely on very cheap and highly exploited labor from (often illegal) immigrants (eg US) and work-migrants (eg in Germany).