Today's data selection: The obesity level of overweight people in China is increasing; This year, the personal medical insurance payment standards have been raised in China, and the level of overweight people has also increased

Concordia experts say that the obesity level of overweight people in China is increasing

Professor Chen Wei from the Nutrition Department of Peking Union Medical College Hospital pointed out that the obesity level of overweight people in China is increasing. Previously, there were more people with a BMI of 28 or above, but now a significant majority have a BMI of 30 or above.

Chen Wei said that from their outpatient department, in the past two years, they have basically transitioned to serving overweight people. Surgery is extremely overweight, presenting two situations: one is that the obesity level of overweight people in China is getting higher and higher. Previously, there were more people with a BMI of 28 or above, but now a significant majority have a BMI of 30 or above.

In addition, according to his introduction, another type of weight loss is for women. Among his outpatient registration population, the average age of women is only 32 years old. At Peking Union Medical College Hospital, he estimates that this is a relatively young patient population department besides obstetrics. Some women seek medical help because they are dissatisfied with their body shape, weight, and visceral fat.

In 2023, the personal medical insurance payment standard has been raised to 380 yuan per person per year

The National Medical Insurance Administration, Ministry of Finance, and State Administration of Taxation recently issued a notice on doing a good job in basic medical security for urban and rural residents in 2023, clarifying that the funding standard for resident medical insurance in 2023 is 1020 yuan. The per capita financial subsidy standard for resident medical insurance has been increased by 30 yuan, reaching 640 yuan per person per year, and the personal payment standard has been simultaneously increased to 380 yuan per person per year.

Experts say that recognizing a house but not a loan may lead to a rapid rise in housing prices in first tier cities

The industry believes that a new round of loose policies in the real estate market is about to unfold. In terms of specific policies, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Rural Development's proposal of "recognizing houses but not loans" has received great attention. At present, only first tier cities and a few strong second tier cities are left with strict implementation of the "house recognition but loan recognition" policy. If the "house recognition but not loan recognition" policy can be implemented, it will stimulate the recovery of the real estate market in these cities. But experts also point out that if the policy of "recognizing houses but not loans" is fully implemented in first tier cities, there may be situations where housing prices rise too quickly.

While the market is looking forward to the implementation of the policy of "recognizing houses but not loans" in first tier cities, it is also estimating whether the policy will be fully implemented or conditionally implemented.

Zhang Dawei said that if the policy of "recognizing a house but not a loan" is fully implemented, a large number of homebuyers who were originally designated as second homes will regain the qualification for the first home, the impact of this policy will be significant. In this situation, the market in first tier cities such as Beijing and Shanghai may become hot again, and may even attract homebuyers from other cities to come and buy houses.

Zhang Dawei stated that if the policy of "recognizing a house but not a loan" is implemented conditionally, such as a slight reduction in the down payment ratio and loan interest rate, or only implemented in new urban areas and suburbs, applicable to families with two children or elderly cohabitants, and requiring social security in their respective urban areas, the policy of "recognizing a house but not a loan" will not significantly stimulate the market.

Due to the significant effect of "recognizing a house but not a loan", Zhang Dawei believes that first tier cities are likely to implement "recognizing a house but not a loan" with additional conditions, which not only improves the market but also does not excessively stimulate the rise of housing prices.

According to Yan Yuejin's analysis of the China Singapore Economic and Social Network, the possibility of implementing the "house recognition but not loan recognition" policy in first tier cities is high, which will also help to boost the market's recovery. He agrees that the policy will be implemented conditionally and may be implemented differently in different regions and new second-hand houses.

After 11 years, the Central Meteorological Station issued the second rainstorm red warning in history

In the evening of September 29, the Central Meteorological Observatory upgraded and issued the highest level rainstorm red warning, which is the second red warning for rainstorm in history since the Central Meteorological Observatory officially launched the warning release mechanism in 2010. The last time was on September 29, 2011.

It is estimated that from 20:00 on July 29 to 20:00 on July 30, there will be heavy to rainstorm in Hebei, Beijing, Tianjin, central and eastern Shanxi, northern Henan, central and western Shandong, among which, there will be heavy rainstorm in parts of central and southern Hebei, central and southern Beijing, Tianjin, northwest Henan, and extremely heavy rainstorm in parts of central and southern Hebei along the mountains, southwest Beijing, and other parts of the country; Heavy rain or rainstorm occurs in parts of northwest and south Anhui, coastal areas of central Zhejiang, coastal areas of central Fujian, central Guangdong, southwest Yunnan, central Shaanxi, eastern Heilongjiang, northern Jilin, etc. The above-mentioned areas are accompanied by short-term heavy rainfall, and locally there are strong convective weather such as thunderstorms and strong winds.

Where are people the richest? Income of residents in 25 regions released: 7 provinces outperform the country, and Shanghai returns to the top of the list

As of July 29th, 25 provinces have released per capita disposable income data for residents, and 12 provinces have released per capita consumption expenditure data. Among them, Shanghai, Beijing, and Zhejiang continue to rank among the top three per capita disposable income of residents, and Beijing has surpassed 40000 for the first time with an increase of nearly 2000 yuan. Shanghai has also returned to the "4" prefix. Previously, the per capita disposable income of Shanghai residents dropped by 40000 in 2022. The per capita disposable income of Shandong residents has exceeded 20000 for the first time, and thus, the "20000 Club" has a total of five provinces: Jiangsu, Tianjin, Guangdong, Fujian, and Shandong. From the perspective of per capita consumption expenditure, Shanghai, Beijing, and Zhejiang have earned more and spent more, with an average expenditure of over 20000 yuan.

Shanghai's per capita consumption expenditure and growth rate rank first in the country, indicating that Shanghai is regaining its "Shanghai speed". In the first half of the year, the total retail sales of consumer goods in the city reached 937.756 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 23.5%. Especially in the categories of automobiles, gold and silver jewelry, and communication equipment above the quota, the growth rate is fast, with retail sales increasing by 41.5%, 38.3%, and 26.7% year-on-year, respectively.