Rebirth: Japanese investor

  Chapter 502 The Nature of Poverty (Part 2)

   "A person's worth in society is related to the skills they possess. Skills are also related to the supply and demand relationship and scarcity in the labor market.

   It takes a lot of time and money to improve your skills. The poor don't have so much time to wait patiently, because if they don't work one day, they may starve the next day, so they don't have the money to invest.

   Therefore, many non-profit international organizations build schools for poor places, provide free education, and also allow less children from poor families to study. This is the reason.

  Therefore, a very small number of non-profit international organizations with sufficient funds not only provide free education to children from poor families, but also provide a free lunch.

   This will make parents of children from poor families feel that they can save their own meal money. However, this effect is very limited.

  Some poor families have children who need to support their families alone. This is often the brother or sister to adoptive parents, younger siblings. He was completely imprisoned by the poor family.

  For most people, reading is not only boring, but also has no obvious effect in a short period of time. This is not like work at all, even picking up trash can give people instant reward feedback. "

   Justice Kishimoto is not condescending, but seeks truth from facts. In his previous life, he knew that children in some rural schools in China were reading and reading, and there would be fewer students every semester.

   They are either taken out by their parents to work or stay at home to do farm work. As for the rural teachers, what can they do?

   There are good village teachers among them, just like the one in "Skywalker" who won the Mao Dun Literature Award. However, these are very few.

  The vast majority of rural teachers are those who did not graduate from college and then got a job through the government's "three branches and one support".

   They don't really want to do this job, but they can't find any decent jobs in the city. So, just to have a bite to eat, I was forced to go.

   After they go, the income will naturally not be as good as it is, and the level is not very good.

   The word "responsible" is basically absent from them. They only have one request, as long as they don't speak in class, they can do whatever they want.

   In fact, most of the rural children do not want to read. They waited until they were sixteen to get their ID cards before they could go out to work.

   There are also some children who have not yet reached the age of sixteen, twelve or three years old and are working in factories and other places. The junior high school graduation rate and the high school graduation rate are not as high as advertised.

   Just like the words in "Skywalker", false report? Lao Tzu has worked in this rural primary school for nine years. Could it be that he does not know what the actual situation is?

  If you don't do this, you won't be paid. Without this money, what would be used to install glass on children's unglazed windows and repair school buildings?

   Another cruel fact that Masayoshi Kishimoto is more aware of, even if these children read books, whether they graduate from high school or college, it is still difficult to get rid of the fate of the bottom.

   The best job waiting for them is nothing more than taking over from the past village teachers. This is not his imagination, but based on a research report on the Hope Project in the Hechuan area of ​​Chongqing.

The    report clearly pointed out that there are almost no children who go to Hope Primary School, let alone key universities. Even in ordinary colleges and universities, there are very few.

  The kids who are in college and need student loans are still them. After they graduate, it will be difficult for them to find jobs, and they will still be working in low-paying jobs.

   These people don't get along well, which makes the theory of the uselessness of reading more and more marketable at the bottom of society. People who didn't go to college would say, look! After studying in college, I still can't find a job.

   Even if I find a job, I still don’t earn as much as I work part-time. What's the use of reading? Might as well go out to work early.

On the other hand, children studying in private schools, super schools and aristocratic schools rising in the city not only enjoy the best local teachers, but also enjoy the classrooms provided by hardware facilities such as air conditioners, water dispensers, multimedia and so on. , as well as a beautiful campus environment with lakes and mountains.

  The campus environment of some private schools is better than that of some ordinary undergraduate colleges. The tuition fee ranges from thirty to fifty thousand to three to five hundred thousand a year.

   As for good teachers, they are also human beings. As long as people are inseparable from money. Humans are the most realistic economic animals. Whoever pays more will work for whomever. They are often graduates from prestigious schools, and the end result is that the strong get stronger and the weak get weaker.

  Natsui Makoto was completely lost in thought. I came from a hardship at the bottom of the society, and I know the pain of not having money the most.

"Why do those people who are engaged in finance, economics, and high-tech technology earn so much? It's because of its scarcity, and it's not something everyone can do. There are very few people who can do it. less than required.

  The reason why your income from part-time work is so low is that as long as the work you have done can be done by one person, there is no scarcity, and supply exceeds demand.

  When people are tired all day, they often think about having a good meal in addition to rest. Once the poor have some money, instead of saving for a rainy day, they generally choose to spend it.

  At first, I also mistakenly thought that they had no financial intelligence, but later, I realized that I was wrong. They just want to give a little freshness to an already boring and painful life. Doing so can also give them a certain amount of stress relief.

  A life of poverty is just boring and uninteresting. On this point, not only Soros, a financial investor, has said it, but also the literary master Carver.

   They all experienced poverty. Both of them came out with their own talent and perseverance. Carver was not only born into a poor family, but also went bankrupt twice before turning 40.

   He has done various low-level related work. He not only has a bachelor's degree in literature, but also a master's degree in literature.

   He said that writing short stories and poems in the United States is tantamount to letting his life walk in the shadows.

   And the reason why he chose to engage in such a job and could not write a long novel was because of the pressure from life, which simply could not make him write a full-length novel with peace of mind.

  The little characters in his pen describe the reality of the middle and lower classes in the United States. It turns out that ordinary Americans also work hard to earn money to support their families, and they just want to watch TV when they stop.

   They also have dreams that will never be realized, and make do with mediocre days. They are also silent on the outside and hysterical on the inside.

   The life of ordinary people is so boring, let alone the life of the poor? "Kishimoto said without rushing or slowing down.

   (end of this chapter)