What are the criteria of the bourgeoisie in China

High-yielders: annual income between 30-1 million are talking about the gold-collar family, right? Anyway, the boss behind the scenes gives money, when 2 shopkeepers.

Generally, these 2 shopkeepers are strongmen, and they are called general managers or vice presidents, and they don't need to invest much. It's also a skill to take other people's money as long as you can play around, for example, for example, this is not good, for example, because there are a lot of such people, and they often show a small face on behalf of the boss in magazines and TV. Middle-class:

The annual income is between 15-300,000 yuan I see that many people with a monthly income of thousands of yuan call themselves middle-class, so that's not the case, so hurry up and change your words, or it won't make people laugh. I think that many capable people in Beijing can also have this income by working part-time, such as the middle-level leaders of big **, and the managers of some small companies. There are also some dual-income workers who can make money together, and the most admirable thing is that some of the first network has opened stores, and they have unremittingly operated online stores, and they also have these incomes.

I met a store when I bought a mobile phone in **, and he said that his business was okay, and he made a lot of diamonds, and he made a profit of 30,000 yuan a month. But he said that it was very hard, and in order to avoid the cost of postage, he went to the door to deliver it himself. Low yielders:

The annual income is between 8-150,000 This can very well represent the general income of ** practitioners, and if it goes low, it is to eat in the most ordinary ** mixed mouth, and if you go up, you need to have a little ability. The worst can also be a paparazzi, by the way to get a red envelope or something, anyway, there are 100 yuan of carriage and horse fees for the press conference, if the network is complicated, run one a day, it will break through the 15 mark early.

This depends on the city, a family with an annual income of 15 to 300,000 yuan in China's second- and third-tier cities can be counted as the middle class, and this income ensures that your family can buy a mid-range house in the city, a mid-range car, and children can go to high-end private schools (generally 1 to 20,000 yuan higher than other schools), but there will be no surplus in the future. This is called the middle class.

In 05, the income of the Chinese middle class in the United States was 12 to 250,000, but the housing prices soared, and this figure increased, but I don't feel that the income has increased much!

For example, our family is in a third-tier city, a single-parent family, but my mother's annual income is about 100,000 yuan, I feel that the expenses from childhood to adulthood are quite generous, and I don't need to buy a wedding house (the house in our city location is only 7,000).

Those who enjoy a little superiority in society are called the middle class.

Middle class: total assets of 1000-1000000 or more, generally first-tier cities have a large house or other cities have multiple houses, annual income of 50w+, disposable income of 100w+. Executives of large enterprises, small bosses of private enterprises, and self-employed people with better operations all belong to this group of people.

Bourgeoisie: Assets cannot be actually evaluated, it may be hundreds of billions of negative assets, but it can also be tens of billions of positive assets, generally well-known entrepreneurs in various provinces, municipalities directly under the central government, and even the whole country, the chairman of the CCTV title company, the representative of the National People's Congress, etc., such as: Ma Huateng, Ma Yun, Wang Shi, etc.

The two are not in the same context.

The bourgeoisie, in contrast to the proletariat, represents the class of possessors of the means of production, and is in the position of the exploiting class in the mainstream production relations of society.

In the advanced capitalist countries, the proletariat does not mean that it is free of wealth, but that it is in a position of exploitation in the relations of production.

The middle class, in fact, is not a class, but a group of people with medium-sized wealth among the members of society, also called the middle class.

A considerable part of the middle class is part of the bourgeoisie, and part of it is part of the exploited class.

The middle class refers to people who are at a low level, where their physiological needs, security needs, emotional needs and respect needs are also met, but they do not reach a high level.

The bourgeoisie is the stage of wealth.

The analysis is as follows: 1. The bourgeoisie refers to the group of people who have a certain amount of property, such as capitalists.

2. The proletariat refers to the people who have nothing, such as workers, peasants, etc.

3. Classes can be divided into the bourgeoisie and the proletariat, and the difference between the two is the means of production.

The possession situation is different.

4. The proletariat, that is, the working class, is a class that does not own the means of production in capitalist society, but relies on the sale of labor power for a living, and is exploited by the bourgeoisie.

5. The bourgeoisie (also known as bourgeois) is based on some schools of Western economic thought, especially Marxism.

One of the wealthy classes in the class division made for capitalist society.

The Chinese bourgeoisie consists of the bureaucratic bourgeoisie, the comprador bourgeoisie, and the national bourgeoisie.

The bureaucratic bourgeoisie is a group of capitalists in office; The comprador bourgeoisie is a group of capitalists in Sino-foreign joint ventures or joint ventures, and the bureaucratic bourgeoisie and the comprador bourgeoisie are cross-related.

The national bourgeoisie is a group of non-governmental and self-employed capitalists, and the difference between it and the comprador bourgeoisie is whether or not there is a joint venture or partnership with foreign capital or foreigners. There are more big capitalists in the bureaucratic bourgeoisie, and there are also small ones. The capitalists in the national bourgeoisie are of varying size.

The definition of the bourgeoisie is: the exploitation of the labor of the proletarians through the ownership of capital, land and other capital assets, and the appropriation of the surplus value of the labor of the proletarians, in order to obtain the interests of the multiplication of capital.

In China's current definition: China is currently under the conditions of a socialist market economy. All handicraftsmen or business owners, as well as self-employed traders, are supporters and motivators of socialist construction.

It is true that these people also acquire surplus value, but this phenomenon is a process that must be experienced in the development of the initial stage of socialism, and China's distribution system also regulates and controls these surplus values in line with the goals and principles of socialism.

In other words, from the purest point of view of political economy, it is the bourgeoisie that does big business (and those who do small business are also the objects of exploitation by the bourgeoisie). However, our country does not say so, and our theory is that these people are helping to build socialism, and the surplus value they have obtained will eventually be returned to the people.

Then you see that he does not meet the definition of the bourgeoisie.

Full possession of the means of production (e.g. plant, machinery, money).

Do not work on their own (point!) ）

Answer: C, D

This question tests the candidate's grasp of the composition of the bourgeoisie in China. China's capitalist class includes the bureaucratic comprador bourgeoisie and the national bourgeoisie. Therefore, the alternative CD is the correct answer.