Recently, many friends and classmates have called to express their anxiety. After selling their old homes and holding funds, they find themselves in a dilemma of 'not daring to purchase large properties and not daring to enter the stock market.'

Looking back in history, it is not difficult to find that most people have truly had disposable funds or assets for only the past twenty to thirty years; prior to that, such worries did not exist.

In the past, the urbanization process was slow, with the rural population accounting for as much as eighty to ninety percent. Most families grew enough grain to sustain their livelihood for the year, and often could barely afford their children's tuition fees.

When young people started families, acquiring a bicycle or a sewing machine was considered respectable.

Although urban residents had slightly better living conditions, being able to watch a movie or occasionally eat out, most were crammed into small housing allocated by their workplaces, with scant assets. If a family could place a large color TV in their home, it was already a source of envy, marking them as a moderately prosperous household. #币安上线WCT