What is the Ninth Five-Year Plan in Nanjing? What is the situation?

Well, Nanjing’s very good cigarettes cost 150 per pack. They are high-end cigarettes. There are many things related to these cigarettes. Take a look below. After the production of “95 Supreme” was discontinued, what did officials smoke? According to reports, Nanjing Jiangning Real Estate Bureau, Nanjing Municipal Real Estate Bureau and other Nanjing government departments have been pushed to the forefront of public opinion due to the Zhou Jiugeng incident. Nanjing officials also quietly made changes in various aspects such as clothing because of the incident. "95 Supreme" cigarettes , "Vacheron Constantin" watches suddenly disappeared. This makes me wonder. What to smoke and what watch to wear are personal preferences and rights. Officials may not necessarily have high incomes, but as civil servants, they are certainly not low-income groups. In big cities like Nanjing and Zhejiang, officials It is normal for the annual income to exceed 100,000 yuan. The spouse of a civil servant often also works in government agencies or in enterprises and institutions with higher incomes such as education and health. If the annual income of a family of two exceeds 200,000 yuan, then smoking cigarettes and wearing cigarettes worth 1,500 yuan each A watch worth 100,000 yuan is very normal. I have no doubt at all about the statement made by the relevant departments that "it is very common for cadres above the science and above in Jiangning to smoke (95 Supreme)". Since you have money, you can just smoke and wear it openly and show off like Zhou Jiugeng. What is there to be nervous about? If it was said that smoking was "very common" in the past, but now it is "very common" to stop smoking because it was exposed on the Internet, it can only mean that "cadres above the science and above" who "commonly" smoke this kind of cigarettes, The origin is "generally" unfair, so it is "generally" unable to withstand the torture of the media. What’s even more bizarre is that according to insiders from the Jiangsu Provincial Tobacco Administration Bureau, cigarettes priced at more than 1,000 yuan per carton may no longer be sold next year. This makes me even more puzzled: a high-end cigarette, as a commodity, has no market just because officials suddenly stopped smoking. Could it be that the scale of officials' extravagant consumption is so large that it can determine the life or death of a commodity? Further understanding of the origin of "95 Supreme" solved my doubts: According to the staff of Nanjing Cigarette Factory, "Supreme" was launched in Nanjing in 2006. At that time, the price was about 100 yuan/pack, and it caused a stir as soon as it came out. Gotta make a fuss. According to industry insiders, "Nine-Five Zun", as an upgraded version of "Supreme" Nanjing, is the highest-grade among the Nanjing series of cigarettes. It currently sells for 150 yuan/pack. It is rarely produced and is generally used as a gift, becoming A symbol of some special status. Not only Nanjing, but also Wuhan and other cities have also reported that the supply of "1,000 yuan/carton" cigarettes exceeds demand, and most of the consumers are civil servants. If the explanation of the cigarette factory staff still lacks circumstantial evidence, the advertisement for "95 Supreme" cigarettes on the Shanghai-Nanjing Expressway two years ago, which was called the most awesome billboard in history, has already explained everything clearly. , this advertising slogan is: "Supreme Nanjing, department and bureau level enjoyment!" Interpreted in today's specific context, this advertising slogan releases at least three levels of meaning: First, "Department and bureau level (officials) )" is a group that enjoys high-end luxury goods; secondly, cigarettes such as "95 Supreme" were originally produced for "bureau-level (officials)" and people who can enjoy the treatment of "bureau-level (officials)" has nothing to do with ordinary consumers; thirdly, the reason why Zhou Jiugeng smokes "Nine-Five Supreme" is not only the sensory stimulation brought by high-end cigarettes, but also the identity of "Nine-Five Supreme" , that is, the psychological satisfaction and spiritual joy brought by "department and bureau-level enjoyment". From this, I understood why as long as officials stopped smoking, the cigarette factory had to stop production, and I also understood why Zhou Jiugeng put the "95 Supreme" cigarette case in such a conspicuous position during the meeting - if a smoker People who are "95 supreme" always hide their cigarette cases in their pockets without anyone noticing, and they lose the "enjoyment at the department and bureau level", and the value of cigarettes is greatly reduced. Since this kind of cigarette cannot see the light, it has lost its originally high added value, and its market life has ended.

However, without the "95 Supreme", what will officials smoke? You can't say that people who become officials are not allowed to smoke, right? If it is not appropriate to smoke a pack that costs 150 yuan, then how much is it appropriate to smoke a pack? Recently, many netizens who smoke said in online discussions: People who buy cigarettes entirely out of their own pocket, and those with a monthly income of 3,000 yuan, generally smoke a pack of 5 yuan; those with a monthly income of 5,000 yuan, smoke a pack of 10 yuan. of smoke. In other words, the share of smoking in a person's salary is generally around 10-15 (calculated based on smoking 2 packs a day). By analogy, even an official with an annual income of 100,000 yuan can only afford to smoke a pack of cigarettes worth 30 yuan. Then, the actual income of Zhou Jiugeng who smokes "95 Supreme" should be more than 30,000 yuan per month, and the annual income The income is above 400,000, why is it always “above”? First, because there are Vacheron Constantin watches and Cadillac cars as reference; second, because I don’t know if there are more expensive cigarettes on the Nanjing market, such as “provincial and ministerial level enjoyment”, “national level enjoyment”, etc., if not If so, it means that the "Ninth Five-Year Plan" has been capped, so the actual income of Zhou Jiugeng and others may be underestimated. Just because an official's monthly salary is less than 30,000 yuan does not mean that the official's family's legal income is definitely less than 30,000 yuan. If the annual legal income of an official's family is 500,000, 1 million, or 10 million, then he is willing to smoke expensive cigarettes, wear expensive watches, and buy expensive cars, which will not damage the image of the official, but will also help stimulate consumption. The question is: When will we know the official's family fortune?