How important is money?

Money is the root of pain. Give me your money and make me suffer! This is a very popular sentence before, and it really makes sense to savor it carefully. "Money" has played an important role in people's lives since ancient times, from ancient times as currency to capital exchange now. I still remember the recent news: a reporter interviewed Wang Jianlin about how much money he invested, and he said that it was only 1 100 million, not much. This invisible compulsion stung my heart deeply. What's more-Ma Yun, he said: I haven't touched any money in recent 17 years. I am not interested in money. What I want to say is that these rich people have really imaginative ideas. Let me make a digression: If you are not interested in money, then save those in dire straits in China and share the shares of Alibaba. It is precisely because these rich people are not short of money that they don't value money so much.

But for those who really need it, every penny is precious. In particular, prices are rising, house prices are rising, and everything is getting more and more expensive. Let us ordinary people have a lot of pressure! Even for white-collar workers with a salary of tens of thousands, the wages saved by a series of expenses are pitiful, and people's income level can't keep up with the level of economic development.

First, let's talk about the price.

In the past, the price was almost 108 thousand Li worse than now. I used to eat red bean popsicles for a penny, but now I want two. But people's wages are still the same, but prices have been rising. You can't even buy meat, and you can't eat it. Watering vegetables is more expensive than watering meat now. Just don't eat meat or vegetables, and drink rice porridge every meal! I often see people wandering in the vegetable market for a long time, so I bought a handful of sweet potato leaves for two dollars. I just can't bear to eat, and that feeling is too uncomfortable. Accurately speaking, most people can only meet the most basic needs every month, that is, the problem of food and clothing. There are still many poor areas that can't even solve the problem of food and clothing. Secondly, it is the house.

Even though many places have limited purchases, house prices are still rising. The basic people who can buy a house in first-and second-tier cities are "rich people". Ordinary people even share a house with others. My mother said: 20 years ago, people couldn't afford to buy a house, not because the house price was high, but because they had no money. Many people have saved a sum of money after 20 years, but they can only buy a toilet. How dare you say that money is not important? A friend around me wants to move out with her husband, even if it is a 50-square-meter room, but it costs more than 2,000 a month, so they still live in that bungalow with their parents. The bungalow doesn't even have a toilet, it's just a single room, and there are often all kinds of wild bugs crawling in. It is really helpless to have no money. Many things can only be achieved with money.

The other is the problem of children going to school. Yes, many migrant workers can barely make ends meet, and even their children can't afford the tuition. Tuition in big cities is more expensive from kindergarten, unlike in rural areas, where you can go to school for a few hundred dollars. However, children are always inferior to their own discipline at home, and the quality of teaching is much worse. More people are willing to work hard for several jobs and leave their children to them. But there will still be many "left-behind children" and "empty nesters". Who doesn't want his family on his side? There is no place to live and living expenses when you come. This reflects a problem: the gap between the rich and the poor in China is too big.

I didn't go home to play on May Day this year. I see that there are only young people in our village. When you think about it, most of them go out to earn money to support their families in big cities and leave home for money.

There are also many children in poor mountainous areas who have to walk dozens of miles to school. I usually live with my grandparents. When it rains, the house leaks. I eat sweet potatoes, and I may not even have rice porridge. In these places, money is more important. I hope the government can provide more aid policies to improve this situation. I don't like listening to rich people pretend to be forced invisibly, which hurts my heart! If you have time to talk about this, do more things that are beneficial to society!