Recently, a news about the 3% increase in the basic pension of retirees has sparked heated discussions on the whole network!
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As soon as the news came out, the uncles and aunts were very happy, the pension was more, the pockets were bulging, and they could buy a few more new clothes and travel a few more times.
However, the cheers on one end, and the sad faces of young people on the other end, thinking, this social security premium has to rise? Housing prices are so high, wages are not rising, and the burden in the future will be heavier!
Let's talk about it, it makes sense for the elderly to be happy. The state raises pensions for the elderly, which is a kind of care for them and a reward for what they paid when they were young.
Our Chinese nation pays attention to "the old and the old", and being good to the old is a traditional virtue, and there is nothing to say.
But looking at young people in a blink of an eye, it is really not easy, with heavy mortgages and car loans, they have to support their families, and they work hard every day.
Now when I hear about the pension increase, I can't help but panic. Originally, the social security insurance rate may rise because of this, which is even worse for young people who are climbing.
This matter is divided into two sides, and you can't just let the horse run and not give the horse grass.
The security of the elderly has been improved, but the pressure on the young people has also been put on hold. Our social security system must take into account everyone's interests, and young people must not feel that their burden is a bottomless pit.
There are even many young people who are unemployed after graduating from college!
The problem of pension is not only about more money and less money, it is a test of the balanced art of the whole society.
Policymakers need to have a vision to give hope to the elderly and hope to the young.
In the final analysis, the pension increase reflects the delicate relationship between generations.
If it is handled well, everyone is happy; If you don't handle it well, it's just a chicken, a dog jumping.
We have to find a point that everyone can accept, so that the elderly are comfortable and the young people are not too troubled.
This little episode about pensions is actually a microcosm of testing social harmony. Wisdom is needed on this issue, but also fairness, so that everyone can work together to build a better homeland.
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