From a statistics from South Korea, we can see that the gap between the richest 20% of South Korea's families and the poorest 20% of families in 2022 once again hit a record high. The rich are getting richer, the poor are getting poorer, and the assets are highly concentrated.

SK Group Chairman Cui Tae-won , one of the five major consortiums in South Korea, officially divorced Lu Su-young, the eldest daughter of former South Korean president Lo Tae-woo , and their 34-year marriage ended. The second family collegial court of the Seoul Family Court made an on-site judgment on the divorce. Choi Tae-won, as the president of the consortium, paid 66.5 billion won (about 350 million yuan) of property to Lu So-young and paid 100 million won of mental damage compensation for . After this judgment takes effect, Lu Suying will share about 310,000 shares of shares of SK Holdings, becoming the fourth largest shareholder of the company.

From a statistical data in South Korea, we can see that in 2022, the gap between the richest 20% of families in South Korea and the poorest 20% of families once again hit a record high. The rich are getting richer and richer, the poor are getting poorer and poorer, and the assets are highly concentrated.

As the South Korean government, they divide the asset scale of each family into five levels. In each level, the proportion is 20% of the total number of social families. It can be seen from the survey data of the South Korean government that the total assets of first-class families are currently 64 times that of fifth-class families. From this point of view, there is still a big gap in family property in South Korea. Typical 28 law .

So, what are the asset allocations in South Korea? Like China, South Korea's assets are mostly concentrated in the real estate sector. South Korea's land area is small and the population between cities is relatively concentrated. The reality of concentration has driven up housing prices, which is the same as the situation where housing prices in our big cities are higher.

The more houses you own, the more wealth you will accumulate in your family. During the period of rising housing prices, rich people bought as much houses as possible. The poor can only live a life of peace and cannot afford this value-added product, which led to further differentiation of wealth. As the saying goes, rich people are getting richer and poorer, which is the reason.

At present, the average annual salary in South Korea is US$32,900, equivalent to RMB 212,000. The normal salary for ordinary people is only around RMB 150,000. The local movie ticket price in South Korea is 10,000 won per ticket. The monthly salary can only be watched 200 movies. It also costs about 10,000 won to eat an ordinary lunch, and the monthly salary is enough to eat 200 meals. If the salary level of is in our country, it will be relatively comfortable, but in South Korea, it may be a bit stretched.