After reading Brother Paris's tweet, I was deeply moved. At the beginning of the share reform in 2005, my personal net worth exceeded 100 million. At that time, I was young, I made money quickly, and I had minor psychological problems. The most impressive time was that there was a bridge opposite the house where I lived, and there was a beggar on the bridge all year round. I would give him a few dollars every day when I commuted to and from work. One day, because I was in too much hurry, I forgot to give it, and I was restless all day, so I asked the driver to go back at night, just to make up for those few dollars. At that moment, I realized that I had "something wrong with my psyche." After being introduced by a friend, I found a host of our provincial station - also a psychological counselor. After listening to this, she told me, "You are the 'superego' torturing you. ” She said that the healthiest psychological state of a mature person is not the impulse of the 'id' or the moral shackles of the 'superego', but the 'ego' - the rational, balanced, and able to accept the imperfect self. But I was too young and idealistic. If you want to prove yourself, you always want to take the people around you to do something together. In 2010, he invested in Shanxi coal mines, in 2011, the bull market in Shanghai steel trade market engaged in the acceptance bill of the guarantee company, and returned to the capital market in 2013, once standing at the peak of his life. In 2015, when the stock market assets reached their peak, their hearts were extremely empty. Now that I think about it, that kind of "emptiness" is actually TM's hypocrisy. Later, I transformed into PE investment and repositioned the education and training industry, but as a result, I caught up with the policy rectification, and the accumulation of 20 years was zeroed overnight. Pay a heavy price for that hypocrisy. If I had to choose again now, I would like to be a money-greedy and womanizer with a bit of a bottom line, a little obscene, but it must be a little humane, otherwise no matter how much wealth I have, it will be interesting to live as a walking dead when I am old. The so-called "class jump" is, in the final analysis, just a rhetoric used to create anxiety. As long as the mentality is not peaceful, no matter which wealth level you are in, you are just as anxious. Do you have class anxiety, you ask? I'm sure there is. It's just that his "frame of reference" is no longer the number of wealth, but the mainstream value identity, the historical status of the industry, and even the role he wants to play in the narrative of human civilization. This is the common anxiety of all "excess wealth". @cz_binance @heyibinance @xiaomucrypto @jiujinshan2022 @BTCBruce1 @BTCdayu @BroLeonAus @1000XcoinV