The Forbidden City located in the center of Beijing City was the seat of power for the Emperor from 24 to 140 years. This takes the thousands of craftsmen and is a symbol of the magnificence of the monarchy of the year 720.000 and square meters 9.000 Chinese to complete the spread of over 14 huge complexes But importantly, the Imperial City , Tiananmen Gate or entrance to the gate of peace in Heaven is tying the past to the present with a strange and fateful way.
Certainly, the wealth gap in Chinese society has been tremendously expanding due to the gap between rich and poor from today's 1978 to 13 years.
So in today's China, without the political empowerment of citizens there is huge economic freedom. Corruption and nepotism are the logical achievements of this situation. Medium class has an underestimate effect. According to one estimate, middle class groups with incomes ranging from $ 2,500 to $ 10,000 per year constitute less than 5 per cent of the population. By contrast, even in wealthy cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, low-income brackets can not earn over $ 900 / year. Approximately 60% of the population of China is still per capita income less than $ 300 per year, living in the country.
Even so, we can not ignore the huge population base of China's 130 million people. But in 5 per cent, 650 thousand people, the middle income segment number of the country. These people, predicted that many observers will be the world's major economic powers by the end of the decade, is a future Chinese architect. A glimpse of this can be the Beijing score of a multi-storey shopping mall where customers advance literally beyond each other. A big, fashionable hotel is high-hight, in that shop it's a bar or a disco.
And the Forbidden City is no longer forbidden. It quotes a huge margin and price for hundreds of visitors of hawkers and accost and bargains and at the end of Chinese main tourists sticking out sightseeing books on their face, China is dozens I am awake from the sleep of the year.
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