It's a misleading perception that China's population base is over 1.4 billion people. There's a habit of calling things "class" and "group". So that this then creates a situation where the rich appear in piles and the poor are scattered all over the place.

People are rich because they occupy many glamorous places. The food, clothing, housing and transportation are very appreciate, open luxury cars, live in luxury homes. All kinds of high consumption places seem to be busy, just because many poor people in order to develop the feast related to the consumption of people. Because of the problem of this kind of people base feel to go to spend a lot of people. Once people are rich, they like to concentrate on living, because the resources of society will be concentrated to this place, which gives a false impression of rich people.

China is so big that the poor people live scattered everywhere. Because of the poor in addition to groceries, daily necessities, and the occasional walk, the other time is basically to stay at home. The street can be imagined to roam is the majority of the rich, the poor nest home in the invisible. So the big data is even more telling. Unfortunately, I don't have any data on this, but the fact is that there are definitely more poor people.

There are also poor people who have accumulated many years or a lifetime of savings, and people who have lived half their lives want to go out and walk. That's a very large base, and it's created a boom in tourism over the years. This is only normal for modern times, when everyone is richer than ever before.

It can only be said that the happiness index of the Chinese people is getting higher and higher nowadays, mainly because of the better policies of all parties, and the money can be made to live as long as one is willing to suffer and good at using a little bit of brain power, which is generally speaking still possible. But by no means is the rich more and more, it is based entirely on the role of the population base (one hundred people out of a rich).