Children from wealthier families tend to be more confident and optimistic; they know how to adapt and seize opportunities as they arise. In contrast, children from poorer families often feel more insecure and sensitive, appearing timid and stubborn, frequently stuck in their ways of thinking. Ordinary people usually begin to gradually understand the truths and logic of social operation around the ages of 35 to 40, but by this time, they are often burdened by the pressures of life and unable to struggle. Those born into affluent families have already grasped all of this in their twenties, and t