In The Great Gatsby, why did Tom question Gatsby's going to Oxford?

Every country has its own different stages of development. In many stages, through some excellent films, we can see that the problems at that time are still beneficial. For example, The Great Gatsby gives us a lot of thoughts, especially about the right things, and people will feel puzzled. Why does Tom question Gatsby's going to Oxford in The Great Gatsby? It's actually quite simple. Even if Gatsby succeeds, what he does is still tinkering around the edges. The breath in his bones has not changed, and he has seen some little moves, which is why he is so suspicious. Let's analyze it in detail.

First of all, we have to admit that in the United States at that time, the people who were hurt by Oxford University were definitely the children of rich families, so the identity gap was very large. At first glance, they feel different from ordinary people, especially their usual actions and demeanor give people a feeling of being above others. This was also a big problem in the United States at that time, and the class gap was too big. Of course, even after all this time, there are still such things, so they drank Gatsby's at that time.

Of course, such a thing is a joke today. Everyone is the same person. Birth is not for us to decide. The success achieved by one's own efforts is the most respectable. Everyone has had a painful experience, but the United States really didn't think so at the time.

So even though Gatsby was successful, he had a lot of money, and even helped the development of his city, what Tom did was still tinkering around the edges, which was not on the table, so he still despises Gatsby, so it was a tragedy that he was abandoned in the mistress's heart, so it was very important to be suitable at that time, but now these things no longer exist.