Trung Quốc 'đốt tiền của dân' còn Nhật Bản 'chi tiền cho dân' như thế nào?

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Trung Quốc 'đốt tiền' cho ASIAD 2023, còn Nhật Bản dứt khoát 'không làm như vậy', họ sẽ 'chi tiêu đơn giản và thiết thực' cho ASIAD 2026.
Welcome to FBNC's June 2 Today's world news
China spends money on ASEAN 2023, Japan spends money on ASEAN 2026
The Asia-Pacific Sports Conference has come to an end
In addition to the largest scale, the most numerous projects, the widest range of services
that China's traditional media has described,
people continue to see that this sports conference has many other surprising features.
The best features of the Asia-Pacific Sports Conference can be described as
the most expensive sports conference in history
Up to 300 billion yuan, equivalent to about 41 billion USD
The most luxurious buffet, where people can eat 268 delicious dishes for 20 yuan
The most expensive toilet with a high-tech decoration
And certainly, ASEAN 19 is the most profitable event in the context of China's declining economy
A report from the Asian Olympic Council said
Sponsors and copyright owners of the Asia-Pacific Sports Conference
received a total of 10 billion yuan
Much less than nearly 300 billion in construction costs
Preparation for ASEAN 19
The whole city of Hangzhou is covered with walls, flowers, grass
However, people have to face the most difficult Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day
In the VLA's website, on the X-platform, it says
Sports events are supposed to be fun
And Mid-Autumn Festival is supposed to be a fun festival
But this year's Mid-Autumn Festival and Chinese National Day
have made many people in Zhejiang suffer
ASEAN 19 is held in Hangzhou, the capital of Zhejiang province
Traffic control in the area and around the area is carried out
On the opening day, many people are stuck on the street and have to stay overnight
Mid-Autumn Festival and Chinese National Day are also not allowed to rest, but have to go to work
The opening ceremony of ASEAN 19 is very grand and far-fetched
However, the people of Hangzhou live around the venue
and are managed and cannot go outside
They are even forced to move elsewhere
Households are not allowed to open the windows
High-tech robots are on the street
Helicopters fly in the air
Police are present at gas stations and even on the street
Tourists are asked to open their bags to check their documents
and bring water
There are a lot of disturbing actions
Mr. Omura Hideaki, the governor of Aichi, Japan
where the next Asian Games will be held in Aichi province
and Nagoya, Japan
After arriving in Hangzhou, he said
We will not do that
but only hold a simple and reasonable international sports event
Mr. Mitsuhide Ogata, chairman of the Asian Games Japan
and chairman of the Association of Japan
said in an interview
We cannot learn from Hangzhou
We cannot hold such a grand opening ceremony
for the Asian Games 2026
in Nagoya, Aichi province
and we cannot build such a luxurious Asian Games village
Although Japanese officials use positive terms
such as grand, exciting and beautiful
for the Asian Games Hangzhou
but they also speak with a very positive tone
We will not do that
We cannot make it too grand
as simple and reasonable as possible
This shows that they have very positive plans
for the Asian Games in Japan
So what is Japan's budget for the Asian Games?
The government of Aichi and Nagoya
negotiated before the event on September 20, 2016
and the two sides decided to use the estimated total budget
as 85 billion yen, equivalent to 5.6 billion yen
which is very small compared to the 300 billion yen of Asia 19 in Hangzhou
The upper limit of public spending is set at 60 billion yen
The city and district will accept the ratio 2-1
As of March 25, this year
the Japanese Association of Asian Games 2026 said
due to the high price, they should reduce the cost
They will not build the Asian Games village
but plan to provide accommodation for athletes
by renting hotels and other forms
Data shows that last year
Japan's GDP per capita was about $34,900
which is nearly three times of China's GDP per capita
which is about $12,000
It is clear that Japan does not have no money
but because the large-scale events
are wasting taxpayers' money
In Japan, district and market judges are all paid by the people
In addition to the supervision of the Japanese government
by the National Assembly and the people
they will not recommend spending
Compared to the investment of hundreds of billions of yen
in China's Asian Games
the investment of nearly 5.6 billion yen
in Japan's Asian Games
seems insignificant and insignificant
So where did the Japanese government spend the money?
Unlike China, the Japanese basically
do not have to worry about three major issues
education, health care, and elderly care
because the government has arranged for them
The government pays all the costs for children
from birth to university
For example, as long as you have a legal residence in Japan
regardless of your nationality
you can receive child support
when you are born
Basically, it is the same as free childbirth
At the same time, all religious schools are completely free
All primary and secondary schools are also free
When children go to university, they can also be free
depending on the situation
For students with an annual family income
under 2.7 million yen
they are not only free to go to university
but the government will also pay
the corresponding living expenses
even when the annual income is higher
such as 3.8 million yen
The government will also pay 1.3 or 2.3
depending on the situation
In addition, the health insurance system
that the Japanese government plans
for its citizens is very detailed and comprehensive
For children under 15 years old
although they have to pay
20% of the cost of treatment
However, through the system
to pay the medical expenses for children
the government can provide self-payment
and free medical treatment for children
For the elderly
there is an early care system
for people from 65 to 74 years old
and a late care system
for people from 75 years old
In normal cases
self-payment is only 10%
the remaining 90%
is paid by the government
Because the upper limit of the poor
for the elderly is very low
so the elderly in Japan
generally do not need to worry
about medical expenses
and they have really realized
that old age still has room for imagination
For adults
30% of medical treatment costs
must be paid by themselves
private hospitals and public hospitals
have the same pay rate
The most reassuring thing is
that if the sick can't go to work
even if they stay at home
they still get 2.3 percent
The Japanese health insurance system
has a low-risk system
which means that
depending on the income situation
to determine the upper limit
of the personal medical expenses
must be paid monthly
and annually
the upper limit will be
completely exempted
or must pay a nominal fee
which is 1% of the excess money
It guarantees that
you will not be bankrupt
because of a disease
and you will not fall into poverty
because of a disease
even when you have to face
cancer, tuberculosis
and other rare diseases
Japanese people can receive a pension
after retirement
as long as they have enough money
to support their family
for 10 years
The health insurance system
has a very wide range
of people
Japanese people can receive
a total of 215,000 yen per month
The Japanese government also provides
various pensions and subsidies
for the elderly
For the elderly with a low annual income
under 880,000 yen
the government will give them
5,000 yen per month
If the elderly need to set up
a toilet in the bathroom
set up a shelter at the door
buy an electric pad
they can ask for a special pension
In addition, Japan also has
many welfare systems
especially for the elderly
If the elderly do not have a place to live
the government can provide a place to live
If the elderly live in a nursing home
the place to live will be a single room
and there will be a family member
taking care of them 24 hours a day
and 365 days a year
If the elderly are sent to the nursing home
of the service center in the morning
they can enjoy the welcome service
as well as eating, drinking,
and sleeping
If the elderly have difficulty in moving
the government can provide services
including a bathroom,
cooking, cleaning,
cleaning,
and cleaning the body
The cost for these services
is 80-90% divided by the government
very cheap for individuals
For example, the bathroom service
at home costs 400 yen
helping to restore function at home
is 305 yen
and the bathroom service
costs from 677 yen to 1,125 yen
Therefore, it can be seen
that compared with the act of burning money
of the Asian Sports Association
of the Chinese government
the Japanese government has spent
all the money for its own people
and compared with the fact that
the Chinese government
often spends huge amounts of money
to achieve great achievements
just for its own benefit
Japanese officials emphasized
that the Asian Sports Association
is the most popular sport in Japan
so everyone in Hangzhou is controlled
while Japanese officials said
we want a fun festival
The attitude of the Japanese government
and China towards the Asian Sports Association
is completely contrary
to their attitude towards their citizens
The reason behind this
is that the system of the two countries
is different
Japanese government officials
are all rich people
Japan also focuses on how to satisfy the people by preventing them from falling into poverty and disease, and how to provide better services to the elderly.
Because of these things, they have to think a lot, really see the tax collector as their service object.
Former Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang said in 2020 that 600 million Chinese people have monthly income of less than 1,200 yuan, equivalent to 4 million USD.
But Chinese people have to face a situation such as higher tuition, reduced personal health insurance, increased unemployment rate,
the elderly in rural areas only receive monthly wages of 140 yuan, about 500,000 USD.
