How many years does it take for China to become a developed country?

China has always called itself the primary stage of socialism. Therefore, it is not a matter of the last 50 years for China to call it a developed country. But what can be said is that if China's external and internal conditions are suitable for development, it should enter the developed countries after 80 years!

This problem can be written in a long article, it is impossible to give a very detailed explanation here, and I am not an expert, and this problem cannot be solved by experts, they are only **, so when will it really become a developed country, China's development will tell us the answer! More.

I believe that China's development is now in a bottleneck period, and if it does not solve the social-political and political problems such as "corruption-corruption" and "government-government-inefficiency", it will never reach the developed countries, but on the contrary, it should be able to reach the level of the moderately developed countries in about 20 years.

Personal opinion.

GDP per capita of more than 10,000 US dollars depends on technology, which will be about the same in 10-15 years.

From the perspective of comprehensive national strength, China is already the top developed country in the first world, and in terms of per capita and small terms, it is a primary developed country that has just entered the second world

Why should China become a developed country?

If we want to become a developed country, we must have major reforms.

China will enter the developed country around 2035. There are many standards in developed countries, and many countries with high GDP per capita are single.

First, the uneven distribution of wealth and the insufficient level of productivity will not allow it to become a developed country. And we are completely different in China, with a huge population, we rely on industrialization.

Profiles of developed countries

Developed countries, also known as developed countries and advanced countries. It refers to those countries with a high level of economic and social development and a high standard of living for the people, also known as countries with high economic development.

The general characteristics of developed countries are high human development indicators, per capita gross national product, industrialization, and quality of life. High per capita GNP and human development indices can also be achieved through the exploitation of natural resources, but they do not necessarily belong to developed countries.

It is common to see whether a country is a developed country from per capita GDP and per capita national income.

Let's take a look at the current data.

In 2016, the per capita GDP of Chinese was 8,123 US dollars, close to the United States, Germany, France, Japan in the late 70s, the United Kingdom in the early 80s, and South Korea in the early 90s.

In 2015, the per capita disposable income of residents in the town of Chan in China was about 5,060 US dollars, while the per capita disposable income of US residents in the same period was 42,400 US dollars.

At this time, the per capita disposable income of Chinese residents was equivalent to 12% of the level of the United States, 26% of the level of Japan, 35% of the level of South Korea, and 17% of the level of the United Kingdom in the same period, which was about the same as the level of the United States in the early 70s of the last century.

Expert opinion. There is a saying that China should become a developed country around 2030, because by that time it is possible that China's economy will surpass the United States and become the world's first.

However, China has a population of more than 1.3 billion, and from the perspective of national governance, the internal structure still faces great imbalance and inequality challenges. So, you can't just look at the total. Even if China's economy becomes the number one, it will not be possible to form a new society with a uniform middle class like a country with a single population structure.

Therefore, Professor Yang Guangbin, dean of the School of International Relations at Renmin University of Chinese, believes that the process of China becoming a developed country may be long. Our real goal is not 2030, nor the first 100, but the second 100 in 2049. At that time, we can confidently say that China is not a developing country but a developed country.

However, some experts and scholars believe that China's national conditions are different, and the indicators measured are naturally different. A specific indicator of whether China is a developed country is the 70 percent urbanization rate.

Fang Ning, director of the Institute of Political Science of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said that judging from per capita GDP and per capita national income alone is very limited to China's national conditions. It will only be successful if China reaches 70% urbanization and stabilizes, and all of these urban populations enjoy the same national treatment.

There are now a large number of peasant workers in China, who are workers in the cities and peasants when they return to the countryside. If China can smoothly advance to an urbanization rate of more than 70%, that is, 70% of Chinese can stabilize in the cities and enjoy the same national treatment, the most difficult hurdle in Chinese society will pass.

What is the current rate of urbanization in China?

According to Huatai's Li Chao team, China's urbanization rate in 2016 was close to that of Britain in 1851, the United States in 1930, Japan in 1955 and South Korea in 1980.

According to the history of urbanization in various countries, China's urbanization process will still be in a stage of rapid development in the next five years.

As of 2022, China is not a developed country, but a developing country

Developed countries are also known as developed countries and advanced countries, these countries have a high level of economic and social development and people's living standards, from the perspective of industry, developed countries are generally in the post-industrialization period, and the service industry is the main industry.

China is the world's second-largest economy, but it is still far from the developed world. For example, environmental quality, public service level, and social governance capacity are not reflected in GDP. Even the income level of urban residents on the eastern coast is still far behind that of developed countries.

Recognized as a developed country by the United Nations

At present, the United Nations has recognized a total of 43 countries as developed countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan, South Korea, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Belgium, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Switzerland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Greece and the Czech Republic.

Hungary, Slovakia, Poland, Andorra, Israel, Estonia, Cyprus, Liechtenstein, Malta, Monaco, San Marino, Slovenia, Singapore, Barbados, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, Brunei.

There are many criteria for becoming a developed country, but they usually include the following:

Economic level: The developed countries have relatively high economic aggregate and per capita income, a high degree of industrialization and service industry, and advanced technology and production-oriented land industry.

Education and science and technology: Developed countries pay attention to education and scientific and technological innovation, have excellent higher education and scientific research institutions, and have independent research and development and innovation capabilities.

Health and social security: Developed countries focus on people's health and social security, providing high-level health care and social welfare services.

Cultural and social values: Developed countries have their own unique cultural and social values, and pay attention to the realization of values such as democracy, human rights, equality, and the rule of law.

Environmental protection and sustainable development: Developed countries pay attention to environmental protection and sustainable development, and attach importance to the rationality of resource utilization and the importance of environmental protection.

China has made great achievements in its development at this stage, but there are still some gaps compared with developed countries. Although China's economic aggregate and per capita income are already relatively high, they still need more balanced and sustainable development. China's level of education and technological innovation is also improving, but more investment and reform are needed. China's social security and health levels are improving, but it needs to better meet the needs of the people; China's cultural and social values are constantly evolving, but more exploration and innovation are needed; China is also making some progress in environmental protection and sustainable development, but more efforts and reforms are still needed.

In short, as a developing country, China still needs to make sustained efforts in many areas to achieve its goal of becoming a developed country.

To become a developed country, there are usually several criteria that need to be met:

1.Economic level: Developed countries usually have high gross domestic product (GDP) and per capita income, as well as strong economic strength and developed industry, agriculture, services, etc.

2.Social development: Developed countries usually have a high level of social and social security, including the quality and popularity of public services such as education, health care, and housing.

3.Scientific and technological innovation: Pure rock families in developed countries usually have strong scientific and technological innovation capabilities and innovation capabilities, including scientific and technological research and development, new product inventions, etc.

4.Population and land: Developed countries usually have a high population density and a vast land area, with abundant natural resources and land area.

At this stage, China has become the world's second largest economy, but in order to become a developed country, it still needs to make continuous efforts and improvements in the economic, social, scientific and technological aspects. At present, China is actively promoting the transformation and upgrading of the economic structure and innovative development, and strengthening the construction of ecological civilization and the construction of public service system, with a view to meeting the standards of developed countries.

The criteria for becoming a developed country usually include the following:

Economy: Developed countries have a high level of economic development, a high level of gross national product (GDP) and per capita income, an advanced industrial structure, a developed high-tech industry, and a leading level in terms of resources, wealth, technology and talents.

Culture: Developed countries have a leading level and rich human wisdom and cultural achievements in the fields of culture, art, science, technology, education, and medical care.

Social aspects: Developed countries have a stable social system and political environment, a relatively complete social security system and public service system, a high level of social welfare, and a high standard of living for the people.

Environment: Developed countries pay attention to ecological construction and environmental protection, have high environmental quality, and have certain concepts and benefits for the utilization and management of natural resources.

Although China has made rapid progress in economic development at this stage, there are still some gaps. In terms of industrial structure, China still needs to be optimized, and problems such as unequal distribution of wealth still need to be solved. In terms of culture, China's innovation ability and influence are still insufficient.

On the social front, China's social security and public services are under pressure. In terms of the environment, China's environmental protection is still under great pressure.

Therefore, if China wants to become a developed country, it needs to make greater efforts in various fields. First of all, it is necessary to accelerate transformation and upgrading in the fields of green, intelligence, and services, and improve the industrial structure. At the same time, it is necessary to promote innovation, enhance scientific and technological strength and cultural soft power, and win more voice in the global market.

Second, we should pay attention to ensuring and improving people's livelihood, expand the middle-income group, and narrow the gap between the rich and the poor. Third, we must adhere to ecological civilization, increase environmental protection, and build a sustainable development model. Finally, it is necessary to further deepen reforms, improve the social system and political environment, strengthen system building and personnel training, and cultivate stronger national capabilities and strength.

To sum up, China is expected to become a key international development partner and gradually approach the status of a developed country, but it still takes some time and continuous efforts to become a truly developed country.