This idea is only half right, right Income distribution needs to be reformed, which essentially means reducing value-added tax (everyone has a share) and increasing income tax (in a tiered manner, favoring the poor). But increasing taxes is politically incorrect, I feel it's quite difficult. Another thing that hasn't been mentioned is the income distribution between the government and the private sector, which is actually a big deal. For example, if the money for infrastructure is invested in people's welfare, it is equivalent to returning this part of the money to the people. But even better is to directly reduce taxes while reducing government spending, but this operation is painful.