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“China average daily salary is RMB 111.99???”; Chinese netizens challenge government statistics.

04.22.2009 China Modern Culture

News reported by The Beijing News: According to the data released on Apr.9th by National Bureau of Statistics, in year 2008, the average yearly salary of employed Chinese urban citizens is RMB 29,229 [Sherry: USD 4,298; all the exchange rate I’m using here is according to Apr.22nd USD/RMB=6.8], which is RMB 111.99 (USD 16.5) per [...]

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