I told my colleagues that I am a rich second generation. Why do they all laugh at me? Some satirize me. The clothes I wear are all coat-shaped, and everyone laughs at me.

Because you don't have money, otherwise, when you say this, every colleague will give you a stack and they won't laugh at you. But there's not a penny. Now all kinds of clothes are down jackets, but you are a rich second generation, which means you don't wear down jackets, so the clothes you can consider are cotton-padded clothes and pants. Then your colleagues will laugh and say that you are a rich second generation. Although it may not be a good character, it may be a joke to laugh at you. Or laugh at you. Your colleague may also be the poorest in the second generation. Because turning all kinds of alien sand grains into gold, diamonds and jewels will inevitably be laughed at by others.