Hello everyone, let's talk about a topic today, that is, the recent heartfelt words of Cao Dewang, the old Jianghu. This big man, we all know, is not only a rich and powerful entrepreneur, but also a real philanthropist. Recently, in a public speech, he gave his unique views on the problem of young people buying houses.
Mr. Cao said: "The house is like a big burden, and it is not necessarily a good thing to put it on your shoulders. That's right, it's like the ancients said: "A house is like a tired egg, and it is not a long-term plan." This means that while a house is good, it cannot be the whole of life, and an excessive burden can be stressful.
He continued: "Young people, you must have a long-term vision, and don't be easily fooled by the bubble of 'property speculation'. The value of a house is more about its residential function than an investment tool. This is like a wake-up call to us, reminding us not to blindly follow the trend and to look at real estate rationally.
Mr. Cao also mentioned: "Buying a house, especially for young people with average economic conditions, is more like gambling. Poor people may buy houses in pursuit of security, but this is often a short-sighted behavior. It's like the old saying, "Impulse is the devil, reason is king." "Before you buy a house, ask yourself, is this really what you need?
Of course, Mr. Cao is not completely opposed to buying a house, he emphasizes the word "suitable". "If it's for marriage, education, or if you really need it for your job, then buy it, no problem," he said. But if it's a simple investment, then you have to be cautious. "It's like a compass on the road of life, helping you find the right direction.
Finally, Mr. Cao's words make people think deeply: "Life is a long road, don't let a house trap your steps." Wouldn't it be better to have more time and energy to pursue your dreams and create value?" I think whether you are a young person or an older generation, you can find resonance in it.
In general, Cao Dewang's speech this time is like a bowl of chicken soup for the soul, which not only wakes up those young people who are eager to buy a house, but also makes us onlookers re-examine our choices. His advice, though straightforward, is full of wisdom. Forward it out, let more people listen to the voice of this big guy, and maybe it can help you, me and him who are confused.
Life is not easy, and you must be more cautious when buying a house. Together, let's look at the world from a broader perspective and choose the most suitable lifestyle for ourselves. After all, the house is good, but happiness is more important, right?