Do Yi people have the same pension after retirement as Han Chinese?

The pension of the Yi people after retirement is the same as the pension of the Han people, and they are paid according to the number of years of service.

Of course, the pension of ethnic minorities after retirement is the same as that of the Han nationality, and it is only related to the payment base for seniority.

The pension of the Yi people after retirement is the same as that of the Han people. It's not the same, I don't know how much the Yi people retire, pensions. If it is a normal unit work. There may also be some subsidies for ethnic minorities.

If the social pension insurance is paid in the social security bureau, the pension should be calculated according to the number of years of social pension insurance payment regardless of nationality after retirement, and there is no ethnic difference. FYI.

Hello, the pension is the same, unless this is a local policy, the general pension is calculated according to the money you pay yourself, as well as the length of service, so it has nothing to do with the nation, hope, thank you.

It should be the same, only the retirement conditions should be the same, and the pension must be different, because the level of living consumption is different in each place.

Of course, there are some differences between different ethnic groups, but it shouldn't be too big.

Your question is whether the pension of ethnic minorities after retirement is the same as that of Han Chinese? I think that as long as the salary is the same, then the pension is the same.

Retirement is in accordance with the national unified retirement standard. Ethnicity and regionality. Same standard of treatment.

I don't know if the pension of ethnic minorities after retirement is the same as that of the Han people, but it may be that the ethnic minorities will have certain preferential policies, which may be a little higher than the pension of the Han people.

Let me ask this question, their retirement pension is not the same as that of the Han people.

The pension after retirement has something to do with the unit, not the nation, right?

The only difference is that one is called the Yi people, and the other is called the Han people;

Everything else is a label added by people themselves, 400 years ago, you called the Duan Dynasty in Yunnan, after these 400 years, you called Chinese in Yunnan, your family has not changed, but the label given to you by others has changed.

If you want to see it very early, all of you are descendants of Eve, all of you are brothers and sisters ...

Yi people** slightly darker, double eyelids, big eyes.

There is not much difference between the Yi and the Han nationality, I am the Han nationality, and I have a lot of Yi friends, their personalities are very upright, straightforward, and worthy of communication, but the disadvantage is that some people are angry and easy to fight after drinking.

They are both Chinese, but they are just differences in location and folklore.

The same ethnic group, different locations, and different folk customs.

The so-called ethnic differences actually include two parts: ethnic and cultural differences and differences in racial characteristics.

If you talk about traditional ethnic culture, if you grew up in a traditional Yi family, then you must have some differences from the Han people, such as certain living habits and beliefs.

If you talk about racial differences, you can investigate it yourself, I only know that the biggest characteristic of the Han people is the continuation of juvenile state, in addition, the Mongolian people are tall and handsome, the Korean people are white and delicate, the Russian people are blonde and blue-eyed, and the Uygurs have their own nose and deep eyes, all of which have their own characteristics, and the Yi people must also have their own characteristics.

If someone excludes you because of it......It's good to laugh at it, and I've never seen anything like that myself, but I've heard that there is.

You're a fool!!

It's all the same.

You're a pig, I doubt it.

One country, one impossible, two policies, the marriage law is the same.

Where to start with this, you have to say loud words, this may be very little, this ordinary person's words are too much.

The person he loves should be someone who has been of the Han nationality, because he is more down-to-earth.

In ancient times, there was no Yi nationality at all, and it was only after liberation.

There is no problem on the Han side, anyone can tie the knot. But there are two kinds of Yi people, one is white Yi and one is black Yi, which is the class division of the Yi people, mainly by blood, and the black Yi is the aristocratic class, and it is strictly forbidden to intermarry with different races, and it is not possible to intermarry with Bai Yi. Bai Yi was an ordinary person, and the rules and regulations were not strict.

Now that it is more open than before, the Hei Yi in the migrated cities have weakened their sense of patriarchy and gradually began to intermarry. However, there are still certain restrictions on the rules in the Yi cottage.

The Yi people have their own language, clothing, and belief in Bimoism. In general, it is not allowed to intermarry with other people.

The Yi and Han ethnic groups are separated from their ancestors, that is, the difference between the descendants of the Xia Dynasty and the descendants of the Han Dynasty.