"Ke Jiaotou, how much do ordinary people in Hanjing earn a day now" Eating the sweet and sour sugar gourd, strolling through the lively streets of Hanjing, Zhang Chao felt very comfortable and proud.
This prosperous era of the Tang Dynasty came ahead of schedule, and he also contributed a lot.
"Ordinary people in Hanjing can get 100 yuan a day when they work.
If you are a skilled craftsman, you will earn more.
Ordinary people, it's only about a hundred dollars.
"Ke Qing, as the person in charge of the shadow for Zhang Chao, is also very clear about the market life of Jingshi.
A day's salary of 100 yuan refers to people who do odd jobs in Hanjing, or ordinary workers in workshops, ordinary guys in shops, etc., this income should be said to be very good, but considering that Hanjing is the capital of the Tang Dynasty, with a population of one million, the cost of living is still high. 100 dollars a day, in fact, it is average.
"I think of more than ten years ago, when I was on the ba, it was not easy to make a hundred yuan."
At that time, it was the beginning of the founding of the country, and the price of grain was high, but the price of housing and land was cheap.
Nowadays, the fields and residential shops around Hanjing are all rising, although the fields are not as tight as in the past, and many people can go to the border land to immigrate and divide the fields as long as they want.
But after all, Hanjing has a population of one million, and the land near here is still every inch of land, and the most fertile fertile land on the edge of Hanjing has a transaction price of 20 per mu, and there are more than 10 acres of general fertile land.
But correspondingly, the farther away from the capital, the cheaper the land price is.
The most expensive Datang fields are Wujing, as well as the suburbs of cities with a population of more than 100,000.
Wujing is a first-line land price, reaching more than ten per mu.
Hangzhou, Jiaozhou, Qinzhou, Fuzhou, Yangzhou, Jiangling, Jiangzhou, etc. are regarded as second-tier land prices, generally above three and below ten.
The third-tier price is near those state cities, generally around one to three runs.
In some remote places, the price is only about a consistent price per mu.
The cheapest is in some areas that are both remote and unfavorable for irrigation, and the price per mu is only 3500 yuan.
This is also the population effect, many remote places, which are also the places where immigrants move the most, the population is declining, the number of land owned by the people has also increased, and the land trade has decreased.
And in the vicinity of those big cities, because of the boom in industry and commerce, the population is concentrated, and the price of land is also rising.
For example, on the edge of Hanjing, the most expensive ones reach 20 per mu, and there is even no market.
And if you are willing to go to the fiefdoms of the frontier lords, you can give the land for free if you go, and even have a settlement fee.
The prices of real estate and shops in Hanjing are also high and rising.
In particular, a capital city like Hanjing, which has a population of one million and a large floating population, has a huge demand for housing and shops.
In particular, the number of shops is basically fixed, especially in those prosperous neighborhoods, and the rent of the storefronts is even more amazing.
Fortunately, when Hanjing was originally designed, many satellite cities were set up for Hanjing early, and these commercial towns on the outskirts of Beijing undertook the functions of many handicraft areas, warehouses and wharves, and residential areas for a large number of workers, which shared a lot of residential pressure for Hanjing, otherwise, no matter how big Hanjing is, people are crowded in the city, and it will be quite congested.
The imperial court built a number of suburban residential areas and provided low-rent housing, which relieved the pressure on many people living in Hanjing.
Even many businessmen who come to Beijing every year, as well as those who rush to take the exam, like to live on the outskirts of the city.
Rent is cheap, the cost of living is low, and there are a lot of savings.
Those who can live in Hanjing City have a good income, and if they can buy a house in Hanjing City, even if they buy it in another city, they are also quite powerful.
"The people of Hanjing can at least maintain food and clothing, and their lives are very good."
Zhang Chao felt that the people of Hanjing were under great pressure, but Ke Qing felt that they were very happy.
Food and clothing, this alone is Ke Qing's standard for distinguishing good from bad.
At the beginning of the Sui Dynasty, the outer city wall of Chang'an City had not even been completed, and there were still a large number of vacant areas in the city, where the people lived with food, and even built shacks in them, and many poor people lived there, forming a slum that was not officially registered, but actually existed.
But in Hanjing, there are few beggars.
Basically, they can still maintain food and clothing.
Although the cost of living in Hanjing is high, the imperial court has built many low-rent houses on the outskirts of the city, the rent is very cheap, and there are many supporting facilities.
There are schools, hospitals, public toilets and bathhouses, and even special people are arranged to do cleaning.
It was supposed to be a low-rent housing area on the outskirts of a slum, but it was clean and tidy, and it was also very safe.
Under the armor protection system, everyone keeps an eye on their neighbors, and anyone who has committed illegal acts will be reported immediately.
And if people can maintain food and clothing, who is willing to do things like stealing chickens and dogs, and everyone is willing to live with dignity.
The children were sent to Lifang School to study, and everyone even went to the school on weekends to listen to lectures and lectures.
"In Hanjing, the basic cost of a person is almost 20 yuan a day."
Ke Qing told Zhang Chao.
Many officials, soldiers, and scholars have begun to get used to three meals, but there are still many ordinary people who are still used to two meals.
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People eat one liter of rice per day, and one horse of silk per year.
If the family conditions are good, three meals a day, you may need to eat two liters of rice a day.
But if the conditions are ordinary, only eat two meals a day, and only eat one liter of grain a day.
The standard ration for the imperial court was two liters of grain a day.
The food subsidy given by the imperial court to Xiucai, Juren, and Guozi Supervisors is also two liters a day.
And the rations given by the imperial court to the soldiers of the government and the soldiers of the forbidden army who went to Beijing were also two liters per day.
It seems like a lot for one person to eat two liters a day, but for young people, it is really not much.
Especially in this era, there is a general shortage of non-staple food and water, and manual labor is large.
For ordinary people's homes, all together, the average person rises to about one and a half liters a day.
However, food alone is not enough, and it has to be cooked.
Therefore, charcoal, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar, and tea are also required.
Datang has a relief policy for orphans, widows and disabled people, and will distribute rations to these people every month.
The standard is a minimum security allowance of 20 yuan per day.
In case of disaster, the victims also asked for help in this way, and gave 20 wen a day.
Of these 20 texts, 10 are used to buy grain, and the remaining 10 are other necessities of life.
Those who are hungry and poor will not die if they get ten yuan a day, and if they get rice, they will not die, which is the standard of the imperial court's subsistence allowance.
This subsistence allowance policy was also promoted by Zhang Chao at the beginning, and for those people, Zhang Chao believed that the imperial court had the obligation and responsibility to help them.
Most of these people are old, weak, sick and disabled, and they have no families, and they cannot emigrate to the frontier, and they cannot stay in the local area and cannot support themselves, if the court does not take care of them, these people can only wait for death.
The imperial court also opened nursing homes, orphanages, almshouses, etc., and the standard for these people adopted in them was to give two liters of rice and twenty wen a day.
In today's Datang, to survive in a first-tier city like Hanjing, it costs at least 20 yuan a day.
A family can live with 100 yuan a day, but the living expenses of a year are more than these, including housing, clothing, and New Year's entertainment, birth, old age, sickness and death, marriage, etc.
For the people, fortunately, the imperial court is now implementing six years of compulsory education, and children do not need to spend money after completing six years of junior and senior primary school, and even children can eat a free nutritious lunch at school.
Children with good grades can also get a scholarship and even subsidize their families.
Most of the people living in Hanjing are urban residents, and they work in the cities, so they cannot be as self-sufficient as the people in the villages, and they have to buy everything, which is much more expensive.
Ke Qing said with a smile, "A person's body, what he eats every day, is only one liter of rice, and his clothes are only one or two horses all year round. ” According to his meaning, in addition to food and clothing, a person's annual expenses are about 1,000 yuan.
Of course, this is the minimum spend.
There were originally tens of thousands of Beiya forbidden troops in Hanjingli, and these Beiya forbidden troops were different from the government soldiers who were Fanshang guards, and the forbidden army was a professional recruit, a standing soldier and a professional soldier.
They are supported by military pay.
The average forbidden army is paid about 50 yuan a year, with an average of more than 130 wen a day, which is higher than the income of ordinary people, which is the income that can support a family and ensure food and clothing.
If the forbidden army goes on an expedition, there is another reward.
If you make meritorious service in battle, you will be rewarded with a lot of income.
You can even get a lot of loot, and if you are promoted to an officer, you will be able to live well.
The income of the officials of the Tang Dynasty was very high, and the income of the officials in Wude was low, mainly relying on the land rent of various vocational fields, etc., and after Zhenguan, the imperial court reformed, and the officials changed the past Lu rice and field rent income to the main monthly income.
The monthly income has increased greatly, such as Zhang Chao, the prime minister, with a monthly income of hundreds of yuan, not to mention his important part-time titles, not to mention that he also has half of the tax income of his own territory, and many officials have invested in business, or bought land for cultivation or rental, making the officials of the Tang Dynasty live a superior life.
Even the huge class of officials has been included in the financial supply system of the imperial court, and they do not have to find a way to survive on gray income, but the imperial court directly pays salaries, and the salaries are not low.
Relying on the huge financial revenue of the imperial court, the income of the three major classes of officials, officials, and soldiers was guaranteed.
The basic guarantee is only 20 wen a day, and the biggest reason is the stability of the grain market.
Although there were disaster years, there were places where the harvest failed.
But after years of development and savings, Datang's grain regulation is very good, the imperial court has a large amount of grain in its hands, and the transshipment warehouses and storage warehouses in various places, as well as the local community warehouses and righteous warehouses are full of grain.
Basically, there is little room for manipulation for grain merchants.
The large amount of grain in the hands of the imperial court can regulate the grain market at any time and crack down on unscrupulous businessmen who want to disturb market prices.
Hanjing Dou Rice is 20 Wen, which is already the most expensive grain price in the country, in many grain producing areas in the southeast, Dou Rice is often only 5 or 6 Wen, or the imperial court has implemented price protection, so that the price of grain is too low to hurt grain farmers.
The price of rice is only two pennies, while wheat and millet are cheaper, and now new food crops such as corn and potatoes have appeared, resulting in an increasingly adequate food supply.
When the people don't have to worry about the price of food and don't have to worry about food, then even if the cost of living in Jingshi is higher, at least it can ensure that the family has a place to live, food to eat, and children can still have books to read.
This is the reason why Ke Qing said that the people's lives are far better than before, and they are not living well.
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