The former "richest man in the world" I, the "spiritual richest man" of the United States, farmer Howie, musician Pete, and housewife Susie, received a billion dollars and a letter, respectively. Howie was an ordinary farmer

The "Richest Man in the World" and the "Richest Man in spirit"

Howie, an American farmer, Pete, a musician, and Susie, a housewife, were given a billion dollars and a letter, respectively.

Howie is an ordinary farmer and an environmentalist. On a trip to Africa, he found poor farmers setting fires to clear their land, and he realized that to protect Africa's ecological environment, he must first solve the food problem of the African people.

So he spent $1 billion on the area that would best benefit humanity: agriculture. He hoped that the problem of food and clothing for African farmers would be solved in the near future.

After Pete got $1 billion, there was an endless stream of people looking for him to invest every day, but he said "NO." For some developing countries, many girls may never have the opportunity to say "NO" in their lifetime, and they can only accept the arrangement of fate.

So Pete spent $1 billion on setting up a plan to protect girls from violence and help them say "NO" to an unjust fate.

Susie is a housewife, but she is not idle. In one school, classes are attended by female students between the ages of 5 and 18, most of whom come from poor or helpless families, and the sponsor of the school is Susie.

She wants to raise the girls to be strong, confident, smart and brave.

Howie, Pete, and Susie, all of whom used their money for charity, still lived their own simple lives. However, they did not expect to have a common father, named "Warren Buffett", a famous investor, stock god, and once the world's richest man.

Buffett's letter to the children reads, "99 percent of my assets will go to charity." Of course, I'm also going to give you $1 billion each to build your own philanthropy. The meaning of life is to use charity to help the world, not to engage in a deceitful struggle for my father's property."

Because @ Doll Family Emotions like to read and share, the above content comes from an article in "Youth Digest", which is quite touching after reading, and is shared with you here.

As Buffett's child, @Doll Family Emotions feels that spiritual wealth is far greater than money. Their father taught them that it was more important to give love than to amass wealth.

Although our dad is not Buffett, his dad also taught us: "To be kind to others is to be kind to yourself." On the basis of self-sufficiency, we will be kind to others, and one day we will also benefit ourselves in this cycle of goodness.

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