Even if GDP grows by 20% this year, 90% of ordinary people feel like it's a negative

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Ten years ago, when our country's GDP was $20,000,
I saw European countries were nearly double at over $40,000 and thought, "Wow, they live so well, I'm jealous."
But when I heard the people living there saying taxes and rent are too expensive... that they can't even afford to eat out at restaurants...
I used to think, "Come on, you're exaggerating."
But that is exactly what is happening to our country now.
Similarly, recently in Taiwan, even though their GDP is very high, the general public is actually becoming poorer.
In our country, even though GDP is rising by 20% this year, the public's perceived reality hasn't improved at all compared to when it was at 3%...
Considering the rise in prices for real estate, restaurants, etc., the quality of life has actually declined......
In the past, people said if large corporations did well, small businesses and the self-employed would benefit too,
but now the gap is just widening, like the difference between real estate in Seoul and the provinces..
The ones benefiting are the top 1%, the 200,000 employees of Samsung Electronics, while everyone else remains the same.