How much RMB is the per capita income in North Korea?

North Korea’s industry and agriculture are not very developed, but the tourism industry is developing well, and it is also the main pillar of North Korea’s economy. North Korea's per capita GDP is less than 10,000 yuan, and North Korea's per capita monthly salary is around 500 yuan. The economy seems to be very backward. Ten thousand yuan feels like a huge number in North Korea. Based on this economic level, one can live in North Korea for a long time with ten thousand yuan. But it's not.

North Korea’s distribution system is very good. Local people use tickets to buy daily necessities, including train tickets, food stamps, meat stamps, rice stamps, oil stamps, clothing stamps, fruit stamps, etc. North Korean people not only pay wages, but also give out various types of tickets. North Korean people use their tickets to make purchases in local state-owned stores. In other words, North Korean people will not use money for direct consumption, but more various types of tickets will be circulated in the market.

Can foreigners use coupons when they go to North Korea? Can't! Foreigners can only use cash to make purchases in designated foreign-related stores or supermarkets. There are a complete range of species, but the price is quite expensive, equivalent to the consumption level of first-tier cities in my country. Chinese people can conduct direct transactions in RMB.

How long can you live in North Korea with 10,000 yuan?

In North Korea’s foreign-related shops or supermarkets, prices are very high. These supermarkets or shops are only purchased by foreigners who come to North Korea to travel, and locals will not go there. Likewise, foreigners cannot shop in their state-run stores.

A bowl of noodles costs 30 yuan in foreign-related shops or supermarkets. If you add some fruit to a good meal, the meal will cost at least 100 yuan, and the total for the day will be around 300 yuan. Including accommodation and travel, the basic consumption for a day is at least 700 yuan. Ordinary accommodation costs at least 300 yuan a night. Ten thousand yuan is basically spent in less than half a month. It must be a miracle that I survived a month.

In other words, North Korea has two price systems. One is specially set up for its own people, that is, you can buy daily necessities at designated state-owned stores based on coupons. The other is for foreigners who come to visit. Foreigners can only buy things in foreign-related shops or supermarkets, and the prices are very expensive. Ten thousand yuan seems to be quite a lot in North Korea, but in fact it cannot withstand the hassle.

Conclusion

Every country has its own characteristics and economic pillars. Although the wages of the North Korean people are not high, their happiness index is high. Prices are not high, and local people living in North Korea will not have much pressure on their lives. However, if foreigners go to North Korea, their consumption will be very high and they will not be able to enjoy the welfare policies of the locals.

Ten thousand yuan seems to be much higher than the salary level in North Korea, but in fact it is very useless. Foreigners' consumption in North Korea is high, and 10,000 yuan is gone in less than half a month.

Is 100,000 yuan considered rich in North Korea?

Hello, although North Korea’s economy is not as good as China’s, 100,000 yuan does not meet the standards of a wealthy person in a country. I can only say that with 100,000 you can live a good life in North Korea.

How many billions is the richest man in North Korea?

China's Li Ka-shing

Age: 78 years old; Net worth: US$23 billion Li Ka-shing was born in Chaozhou, Guangdong in 1928. His father is Primary school principal. In 1940, the family fled to Hong Kong to escape the oppression of the Japanese invaders. When Li Ka-shing was 14 years old, his father died of illness. In order to support his mother and three younger siblings, he was forced to drop out of high school.

In the late 1950s, Li Ka-shing began investing in the real estate market. Today, he is already a successful real estate developer, and also operates the world's largest port and holds the title of the largest mobile phone operator. , has deservedly become one of the most influential figures in Asia. Recently, Li Ka-shing also responded to the donation trend initiated by the world's richest man Bill Gates and officially announced that he would donate 1/3 of his wealth to charity.

India’s Ambani Brothers

Ages: 49 and 47 years old; Net assets: US$20.1 billion and US$18.2 billion In India, when it comes to this man who is known as the "Rockefeller of India" Almost no one knows about the Ambani family. In 2002, Dhirubhai Ambani, who single-handedly founded the Reliance Group, passed away and his two sons inherited his property. The two brothers, who had always been at odds, officially split up in 2005. His elder brother Mukesh continued to be in charge of the group's petrochemical products, polyester and refined oil businesses, while his younger brother Anil withdrew from the group's core power circle and turned to specialize in the group's power, telecommunications and Financial services industry. Today, the two brothers rely on their respective business skills and shrewd talents to work hard in their respective fields, and the results of their efforts are fully reflected in their rankings on the wealth list.

South Korea’s Lee Kun-hee

Age: 65 years old; Net worth: 2.9 billion US dollars. He manages South Korea’s famous Samsung Group. With a personal asset of nearly 3 billion US dollars, Lee Kun-hee is the richest man in South Korea. throne. Under Lee Kun-hee's careful management for more than 20 years, Samsung Group has become South Korea's largest enterprise group.

Malaysian Robert Kuok

Age: 83 years old; Net worth: US$7 billion Robert Kuok was born in 1923 in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, and is a descendant of Chinese. In the early 1950s, Robert Kuok made his fortune from the "Sugar King" and eventually became Malaysia's richest man spanning hotels, real estate, shipping, mining, insurance, media, grain and oil and other industries. His Shangri-La Hotels has 50 hotels around the world.

Philippine Chen Yongzai

Chen Yongzai was born in an ordinary family in Jinjiang City, Fujian Province in 1934. Chen Yongzai is a legend. From ordinary to brilliant, from poor to rich, such an experience sounds more like a myth. For young people with dreams, Chen Yongzai is another living example of dreams coming true. Chen Yongzai’s experience proved to them that achieving success through personal struggle is not only a story, but an achievable reality.

70-year-old Chen Yongzai ranks as the 12th richest man in Asia. No one can shake his status as the richest man in the Philippines.

Singapore’s Kuo Ling Meng

Forbes magazine published the list of Southeast Asia’s richest people for the first time in 2004. Real estate and hotel industry tycoon and Hong Leong Group Chairman Kuo Ling Meng’s personal assets were US$2.8 billion. Became the richest man in Singapore and ranked third on the list.

The 62-year-old Guo Lingming, whose ancestral home is Tongan, Fujian, is the eldest son of Guo Fangfeng, the founder of Hong Leong Group in Singapore. He took over the group 10 years ago. Guo Fangfeng was born in an ordinary farmer's family in 1911. When he was 14 years old, he came to Singapore with a roll of straw mat to make a living. He worked as an apprentice in a hardware store during the day and went to night school to tutor his homework at night. Later, he and three brothers opened a small store called "Feng Leong". Half a century later, Hong Leong became one of the largest Chinese business groups in Asia.

Vietnam

In Forbes' 2007 Asia Rich List, Southeast Asian countries including Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines and Indonesia have wealthy businessmen on the list, and this region is the only one missing. The country with the fastest GDP growth - Vietnam.

According to Merrill Lynch's 2004 Global Wealth Report, the richest person on the list is Duan Nguyen Duc, the president of Hong An Jia Lai Group. The assets of the Ang An Calais Group include wooden furniture companies, hotels, real estate, and the Ang An Calais football team, which ranks first in the Vietnam Football League. As the chairman of Hong Ankarai Football Club, Duan Nguyen Duc owns 60% of the group's shares, with a market value of approximately US$74.3 million.

Chang Jiaping, CEO and President of Vietnamese information technology company FPT, Vo Van Thien, chairman of Hanoi Import and Export Corporation, and Nguyen Duy Hung, chairman of Saigon Securities Company, the leader of Vietnam's securities industry

There are also people It remains to be verified that the richest man in Vietnam is Khai Silk

Indonesian Lin Shaoliang

On July 16, 1916, Lin Shaoliang was born into a prosperous peasant family in Niuzhai Village, Haikou Town, Fuqing County, Fujian Province, China. Lin Shaoliang is the chairman of the Indonesian Lin Group, an economic advisor to the Indonesian government, and the richest man in Indonesia. The American "Investor" magazine listed him as one of the world's top 12 bankers, and was once called "one of the top ten richest people in the world."

In 1995, the group's total assets reached US$18.4 billion, its total business volume was approximately US$20 billion, and it owned 640 corporate-type banking companies.

Singapore’s richest woman, Lam Ai Lian

According to Malaysian media reports on the 9th, the 45-year-old Lam Ai Lian, president of Singapore’s “Water Kingdom” Hyflux Group, was recently selected by the authoritative American financial magazine “Forbes” She is "the richest woman in Southeast Asia". As the first woman in history to break into the top 40 of Forbes Southeast Asia's richest list, she became the youngest richest person in the history of the list with a net worth of US$240 million.

Lin Ailian was born in Kampar Kampong, Perak, Malaysia, and is an orphan of Chinese descent

Japanese Hiroshi Yamauchi

Former Nintendo chairman Hiroshi Yamauchi is worth US$7.8 billion became the richest person in Japan thanks to Nintendo's best-selling game console Wii. Yamauchi, 80, has seen his net worth surge by $3 billion over the past year, making him the richest man from third place last year.

In the past two years, Nintendo's stock price has more than tripled, giving the company a market value of $79 billion, in which Yamauchi owns 10%.

The richest man in Japan last year was real estate boss Akira Mori. His current net worth is US$7.7 billion, falling to the second richest person in Japan. Kunio Busujima, 83, the founder of pinball gambling machine maker Sankyo, ranks third with a net worth of $5.4 billion.

North Korea's Im Sang-wook

Lim Sang-wook, Lin Sang-wook grew from a small grocery store clerk to North Korea's richest man. His friend Kim Jong-hee summarized Lin Sang-wook's business methods : "It's not about pursuing profit but seeking justice." Lin Shangwo, who has a thorough understanding of business ethics, has truly achieved what he said: "Finance is as smooth as water, and people are as straight as balance."

Liu Jinguo of Brunei

The 88-year-old Liu Jinguo is known as Shanhe and his ancestral home is Pengcheng. During the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty, my great-great-grandfather and his family moved to Tong'an County, and later moved to Gaocuoshe in Shidu Lie Island, Xiangfeng Village, Tong'an County. When he was 18 years old, he took a ship from Kinmen to Brunei and embarked on the arduous journey of life.

After arriving in Brunei, after decades of hard work, Liu Jin’s total industrial assets reached more than 4 billion, equivalent to more than 20 billion yuan, and he became an outstanding agricultural business entrepreneur in Brunei. The richest Chinese man and Chinese leader in Brunei.

Thailand Su Xuming

The Thai Charon Agency founded by Thai-Chinese Su Xuming is named after his own Thai name. It has more than 300 industrial and commercial enterprises under its jurisdiction, covering a wide range of fields. widely.

In the brewing industry, it owns more than 10 large breweries such as Shengsong Liquor Group and Wanzi Kangda Brewery, with an annual output of more than 100 million bottles, accounting for more than 80% of its domestic market; , owns Thai Beer Company, Beitie Brewery and the "Asia Carlsberg Beer Company" jointly operated with the Danish Carlsberg Brewery Company, with an annual output of more than 1 million tons of beer, 100,000 tons of purified water and soda water, and a registered trademark There are more than 100 beer brands, among which "Xiangbiao" and "Jiasbo" beers are sold at home and abroad, accounting for 73% of the domestic market. The annual tax payment reaches 40 to 50 billion baht, accounting for 5% of Thailand's national fiscal revenue.

In the hotel industry, it has more than 10 star hotels at home and abroad. There are two five-star hotels in Bangkok, of which the Queen's Garden Hotel has 1,400 rooms.

In the insurance industry, there are six wholly-owned or share-holding life and property insurance companies.

In terms of property, it owns leisure, shopping, conference and office buildings such as the Empire State Building, Pandit Towers, Sirikit International Convention Center, Bang Kapitha Wanna Mall, and Chai An Resort.

In the financial industry, it holds shares in many banks and securities markets, including Military Bank.

In terms of manufacturing, it has considerable modern alcohol factories, sugar factories, glass factories, paper industries, etc.

In terms of real estate industry, it owns TCC Real Estate Company, which has purchased multiple properties and invested heavily in developing real estate industrial villages in cooperation with Singapore Guardian Real Estate Company.

Agriculture, including farms and fields.

It has three golf courses in Bangkok, Hua Hin and Khon Kaen.

Tai Chalun Enterprise’s annual operating sales are more than 100 billion baht, and its tax payment is more than 60 billion baht. Mr. Su Xuming was listed among the 600 billionaires in the world this year, ranking 194th with assets of US$3 billion. He is the king of the wine industry and the richest man in Thailand.

Cambodia's Tan Phong Minh

Phnom Penh - Cambodian tycoon Tan Phong Minh is an iconic figure in the country's new wave of capitalism. He is of Chinese and Khmer descent and is widely regarded as Cambodia's richest entrepreneur. The business empire he oversees, with the Royal Group of Cambodia as its leading enterprise, plays an important role in the country's economic development and has also promoted Cambodia's development in recent years.

Tran Fong Minh is Prime Minister Hun Sen’s personal advisor. With his political connections, the 38-year-old was able to obtain concessions, licenses, and land leases from the government. His Royal Group has sometimes profited from these deals in controversial ways.

He owns controlling stakes in CTN TV station, Mobitel, the country's largest mobile communications operator, and Camlot Lottery Company. He also holds a 45% stake in the Royal Bank of New Zealand, a joint venture with ANZ. He is the chairman of the board of directors of this joint venture and is said to be responsible for strategic decisions.

Last year, he acquired the fashionable and luxurious "Jinbaodian Hotel", founded "Infinity Insurance Company", and controlled the development rights of a large amount of land in the capital Phnom Penh. Critics say these are opaque deals that involve various government departments

Prince Alwaleed of Saudi Arabia

Prince Alwaleed is the nephew of Saudi King Fahd. 10-15 of his personal assets are invested in the hotel industry. He owns or operates 274 hotels around the world, including the Mervenpick Hotel in Switzerland, the Four Seasons Hotel in London, the Fairmont Hotel in the United States, the Disneyland Hotel in Paris and many other international hotels. Well-known hotels.

President Zayed Sultan Al Nahyan of the United Arab Emirates

Age: 86 Net worth: US$20 billion

Wealth Source: Family Legacy

United Arab Emirates President Zayed Sultan Al Nahyan is the oldest person on the list of richest heads of state.

Zayed is the fourth son of Sheikh Sultan, the Sheikh of Abu Dhabi. He was born in 1918. When he was young, he loved hunting eagles, riding horses and reciting poetry. In 1946, he was appointed governor of the Eastern Province of the emirate of Abu Dhabi, and took over as the chief of Abu Dhabi on August 6, 1966. After the establishment of the United Arab Emirates in December 1971, Zayed was elected as the first president of the country as the founder of the country. He has been re-elected to this day. He is the father of the UAE and was awarded the title of "World Great Man" in 1988.

Like many Arabs, Zayed also has many wives and children, with 19 princes and royalties under his knees. These falcon-loving brothers are all high-ranking officials. Like many Arab countries, the United Arab Emirates is a federal republic in name only, but it is actually governed by a family. The Zayed family controls almost all political, military and economic power in the UAE. The eldest son, Khalifa, is the only deputy commander-in-chief of the federal army; the second son, Sultan, is the only deputy prime minister of the UAE government; the third son, Zayed, is the chief of staff of the federal army; the fourth son, Hamdan, is the minister of state for foreign affairs in the UAE; The fifth son, Hazza, is the intelligence chief of Abu Dhabi and the chairman of the Abu Dhabi Shipbuilding Company; the ninth son, Seif, is the Minister of Interior of the United Arab Emirates. The remaining princes also hold important positions in major government leadership departments or large financial groups.

North Korea’s per capita income in 2022

6,690 yuan. According to the query about the average monthly income of Yanbian Prefecture in 2022, the average monthly income of Yanbian Prefecture in 2022 was found to be 6,690 yuan. Yanbian is an autonomous prefecture in Jilin Province, the only Korean autonomous prefecture in China and the largest Korean-inhabited area.

How long can 10,000 yuan be spent in North Korea?

North Korea is a very closed country. They are very vigilant and are not very open until now. People who have been to North Korea have It is said that this place is like China in the 1950s and 1960s. Their per capita income is only a few hundred yuan. Everything feels very backward, but the food and beautiful scenery are still worth a visit. How long can you live in North Korea with 10,000 RMB? Netizen: The gap between reality and imagination is too big.

According to North Korea’s living standards, you can live in North Korea for at least a month with 10,000 yuan, but this is everyone’s imagination. If you really want to go to North Korea, they won’t let you stay for such a long time. . You can only travel in a group to North Korea, and individual travel is not possible here. If you travel to other places, you must listen to the tour guide for all your actions. You can resist, but in North Korea, you will not be able to move without a tour guide. You can even go to the toilet. You have to ask the tour guide which one you can go to. So it only costs 10 days to go to North Korea for 10,000 yuan. This is a common situation for group tours. The most basic tour fee is about 4,000 yuan. Plus the visa fee will not exceed 5,000 yuan. You can buy the remaining money in North Korea. For some souvenirs, their hand-sewn court clothes are good.

North Korea is a very underdeveloped country, but it has many rules. In North Korea, you must listen to the tour guide for all actions. In addition to the tour guide, there will be special people following you. You can only stay in the prescribed places. For meals and accommodation, other places will not accept foreign tourists. If you take photos, you must strictly abide by the rules. There are not many places where you can take photos. If you take a photo with the statue, you cannot make the same pose as it. In addition, the food here is very cheap, you can eat enough for 15 yuan, but most of it is cold food, so those who are not used to it can only endure it.

Women should also pay special attention to their clothes when they arrive in North Korea. The entire nation is very conservative. Remember not to wear very revealing clothes. This is a very impolite behavior. I didn’t expect the real North Korea and reality. There is still a big gap.