Spend 75,000 yuan to stay in the presidential suite for one night. How to treat video bloggers showing off their wealth?

More and more video bloggers want to show their fans the real scenes of rich people's lives. For example, a well-known blogger on a platform called Big logo often shows us the world where rich people live.

For example, it costs 75,000 yuan to stay in the presidential suite for one night, and only a few thousand yuan can eat Japanese food, which makes many people envy and causes many social disputes.

First of all, I don't think they are the source of showing off wealth, but let fans see what the life of rich people is like.

If we want to correct the money habits in society and get rid of the materialistic consumption view of young people, then it is not the show off of wealth of these video bloggers at all.

No matter how to show off your wealth, the rich can still live a life of drunkenness, while the poor can only look at the screen and sigh. So I think they show off their wealth, although it makes many people uncomfortable, but it is not the core of consumerism.

Secondly, showing off wealth is really not desirable.

How to define showing off wealth? What exactly is showing off wealth? In fact, many people have no idea about this matter. I think the gap between the rich and the poor makes many people unhappy only because of their inner inferiority.

Many rich people just announce their daily lives, just like we go out for a cup of milk tea, take photos and send them to our circle of friends, which is actually a truth. In our opinion, their behavior is called showing off their wealth, which is a completely distorted view.

In addition, establish a healthy view of consumption and money, aiming at a rich material life.

I don't think watching these so-called videos of showing off wealth will directly affect our three views. The concept of money and consumption should have been established long ago. These rich material lives can be the goal pursued by ordinary people. After all, everyone is trying to improve their quality of life.

As long as every penny you earn is hard earned, no matter where you spend it or how much you spend, you can decide for yourself, and no one can question it.