My ideal is to be a rich man, 400 words

"My ideal is to become a rich man, what about you?" "My ideal is to become a friend of a rich man"

I believe everyone is familiar with the word "rich" when they see it. , however, few people know what "local tycoon" originally meant? And how did it come about.

"Tuhao" is actually the abbreviation of the big landowners during the Agrarian Revolution. It describes those people who have money but no brains and love to show off their wealth. But as it evolved, "Tuhao" completely deviated from its original intention.

Our current understanding of "rich" has completely distorted it. Anyone who is "rich" is a "rich". The word "rich" must be added in double quotation marks, because not all people are rich. Some people have no money, but some of their behaviors are rich. For example, a person who originally had no money posted a comment in the space, saying that he had spent hundreds of dollars today, followed by a long list of comments, just a few words, and the one with the highest repetition rate was "rich" .

Now, you'd better not pretend to be rich. If you show a little wealth, you will be immediately labeled as a "rich man", followed by a more fashionable sentence - let's make friends! Fortunately, not many people know the original meaning of "local tycoon". Otherwise, wouldn't it make many people say goodbye when they make jokes about "local tycoon"?

With the rise of a popular word, sometimes its original meaning no longer has any meaning, but the extended meaning is more influential. "Tuhao" is the most powerful proof.