该图表展示了1990年至2016年间选定国家的平均月工资重点关注中国的情况。总体来说中国的工资水平在这些年里有了显著的提高但仍然低于其他国家。1990年中国的平均月工资仅约为15美元而美国的最高工资约为2500美元。然而到2016年中国的平均月工资已经提高到约1100美元但仍然远低于美国、日本和一些欧洲国家的工资水平。1990年日本的平均月工资最高约为2800美元但随着时间的推移它已经下降到约30

This chart displays the average monthly wages of selected countries from 1990 to 2016, with a focus on China. Overall, China's wage level has significantly increased over these years, but still remains lower than other countries. In 1990, China's average monthly wage was only about $15, while the highest wage in the United States was approximately $2,500. However, by 2016, China's average monthly wage had increased to about $1,100, but still remained far below the wage levels of the United States, Japan, and some European countries. In 1990, Japan had the highest average monthly wage, at about $2,800, but over time it has decreased to around $3,000. In contrast, the wage levels of European countries such as Germany, France, and the United Kingdom have gradually increased, and now range from $3,000 to $4,000. In summary, this chart shows that although China's wage level has significantly increased over these years, it still remains lower than other developed countries. However, it is worth noting that China's low labor costs have made it an attractive destination for foreign investment and manufacturing.