Why is it difficult for China's economy to transform into a consumption-driven model?

1. determined by China's national conditions, the population base of farmers is large, the gap between the rich and the poor is large, the development of the east and the west is uneven, and the personal income gap of residents is large.

2. Traditional culture indirectly affects residents' consumption concept, making them tend to invest in financial management.

3. China is different from the pillar industries in developed countries. China is a big agricultural country with underdeveloped agriculture, which has a great influence on China. You know, food is very important to China.

What's more, China's welfare system is not perfect, and the age of aging has arrived, and medical care, education and old-age care still can't keep up.

In short, China is still in a well-off era, and this consumption-driven economic model has not yet arrived!