If there is no backer, then live as your own backer; if there is no background, then live as your own scenery.
The little boy who wants to be the bank president and inherit the family property reminds people of Wang Shuo’s words: “The greatest shamelessness in the world is that you have enjoyed all the dividends from your ancestors, but you turn around and say to me, success depends on hard work. The most shameless thing in the world, The most insidious and vicious form of praise is to use the hardships and sufferings of the poor as an inspirational story to fool the people at the bottom!”
Some people are born in Rome, some people never make it to Rome, and some people are born without feet.
We have been talking about getting rich through hard work for decades, but most of the people who really get rich are not because of hard work.
Most wealthy people either enjoyed dividends or got their first pot of gold through dishonorable receipts.
Akio Morita once said: “What makes you think that ten years of poverty can be worth three generations of my business.”
This sentence can actually make many sentences, such as three generations in politics, three generations of tobacco, three generations of electricity, three generations of railways, three generations of banks…