The Law of the Poor: The poorer people are, the more they like to let their children do these three kinds of work.
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The "law of the poor" refers to the fact that in a certain social system, the poor population and their descendants are often difficult to achieve a jump in social class due to various internal and external factors, and thus fall into a state of persistent poverty.
There are many reasons behind this law, such as the shortage of education and resources, the structural barriers of society, and so on.
An oft-cited view is that overly fixed and unchanging lifestyles are one of the important factors preventing people from escaping poverty.
However, it is not impossible to truly break this cycle, and the key is personal effort and wise choices.
The continuous improvement of personal abilities is crucial. Poor people are often confined to unskilled manual jobs that are not only poorly paid but do not add value to their careers in the long term.
At the same time, some seemingly secure, short-term, attractive high-paying jobs may actually overdraft the physical and mental health of the practitioner.
In order to avoid being trapped in this type of work for a long time, the new generation of young people should actively learn new knowledge Xi and skills to improve their competitiveness in the competitive job market.
In addition, they have to get rid of the shackles of their native environment, think independently, and make judgments and choices that are most suitable for their own development.
It is also essential to dare to try new career paths and seize new opportunities.
On the other hand, as parents, we should not only see the short-term benefits, but also pay more attention to the physical health and long-term development of our children.
Avoiding them from doing work that is harmful to their health, and cultivating their right values and health values are key.
To sum up, although the "law of the poor" does exist, it is not an unbreakable fate.
By constantly striving to improve themselves and break the shackles of traditional ideas, everyone has the ability to pave a path to a better future for themselves.
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