Group 1 - The article highlights the stark contrast between the wealth of a few individuals and the average savings of the general population in China, with one individual reportedly having 10 billion in cash, which is equivalent to 286 million years of average income savings [1] - The average household asset in China is reported to exceed 3 million, but the average savings per person is only around 112,000, indicating a significant disparity in wealth distribution [3][5] - A survey indicates that 86% of participants do not meet the standard of having over 100,000 in savings, suggesting that a large portion of the population struggles with savings [3] Group 2 - Data from a recent report shows that only 2% of the population holds 98% of the wealth, with just 0.37% of individuals having savings exceeding 500,000, highlighting the extreme wealth concentration [7][11] - The primary reasons for low savings among the general population include low income levels, high debt burdens, and rising living costs, which make it difficult for individuals to save money [9][13] - The article concludes that achieving savings of 500,000 places an individual in a significantly better financial position than the majority of the population, emphasizing the challenges faced by most households in China [15][17]