I've heard such a question, when do you see a person thoroughly, and the answer with the highest likes is borrowing money to see a person the most.
If you want to know how long a relationship lasts, you need to borrow money once.
There was such a poet in the Tang Dynasty, who wrote through the heart-piercing truth of money in just 28 words, and he was relieved when he read it.
"The Master of Chang'anbi"
〈Tang〉Zhang Wei
People in the world need gold to make friends, and gold is not too much to make friends.
Even if you promise to do so temporarily, you will always be on the road.
This poem was inscribed on the wall of the landlord when Zhang Wei was living in Chang'an. The meaning of the poem is that the relationship between people is deep, and it depends on the amount of money. You have money and power to spend money like dirt, naturally there are a lot of people gathered around you, the cold and the warmth are meticulous, one day there is no money, down, those who treated you kind to you in the past have been scattered early and disappeared.
In "Warring States Policy", it is said that those who make friends with money will be cut off from their wealth, and those who make friends with sex will love Chongqing.
Use money to make friends with others, and when the money runs out, the friendship will be broken.
If you rely on beauty to associate with others, once the beauty declines, love will be gone.
Money sees character, and character sees sincerity.
Mo Yan said that being taught to love this and that love since childhood is actually very simple, when you are in trouble, you will love whoever loves you, and when you are embarrassed, penniless, and covered with nothing, whoever loves you the most will love you the most.
When do you think you can see a person most clearly?
