We, as those who hold family as the first, are idealists. Our ideal, is to make as much money as possible.

I still remember that some righteous UN dude said that poverty is the greatest of all sins. Can't agree more on this notion. Many of our daily problems are no longer problems if we're empowered by the most equal measurement of all things, currency. Yet the conundrum of ways to realize the ideal remains in hot debate.

The ancient Chinese had a proverb: A gentleman likes wealth, and acquires it  through decent means. However, modern Chinese seems to leave this wise line behind, as long as you can make money, it doesn't really matter how you made it. The old wisdom is replaced by money worship values.

Why am I writing this piece of shit? Totally no idea at all, probably just feeling the urge to accumulate more wealth and let my family have a better life.