What is the life of a rich person worth millions like?

"I still want to live with my parents in the small house with three bedrooms and one living room. The big house is not cozy at all" "This swimming pool is not big enough, it is similar to my fish pond" "I don't have pets at home. But my neighbor keeps sharks and brings sea water every week. There are also crocodiles in the community. These people are really idle.” “I don’t want to go to Japan anymore. I have gone five or six times, and every time it is Universal Studios.” city, eating seafood, and soaking in hot springs.” “My dad gave my mom a limited edition LV on Valentine’s Day. She packed too many bags and couldn’t use it, so she used it to buy groceries.” “When my brother and I become adults, we won’t We are staying at a homestay. Let’s ask my mother if we can lend the apartment she bought to us. Otherwise, it would be a waste to have two empty apartments there.” (In foreign countries, high-end apartments are more expensive than many villas.) But for such a wealthy family , the management of his two sons is extremely strict. Two underage kids took a card with $80,000 in it and went abroad. Each of them only had $300 in pocket money per month (including homestay for food, accommodation), which meant that the $80,000 was only used for emergencies. If you are not allowed to use it, you are not allowed to use it. . . The two brothers lived a hard life. They had to calculate whether their pocket money would be enough to eat at KFC after school. They never had the thought to touch a penny in their emergency cards. What kind of fairy tutors were they. As far as I know, when this child was 15 years old, he participated in training at the Whampoa Military Academy; he had an internship in his father's factory; he has been to every continent in the world; his family bought two sets abroad just for them to go to school. A newly built high-end apartment costs about 3.5 million yuan, but he himself has to stick his iPad screen to continue using it even if it breaks. His mobile phone is also a Xiaomi (relatively cheap model) that he bought with three months of pocket money saved. ; I never realized that my parents’ things were mine. If I wanted to live in the house my parents bought, I would have to work to pay the rent; I couldn’t participate in various school activities because he didn’t have enough pocket money. . . Later I found out that he was not a "rich person". His mother came from a well-educated family and graduated from the Department of Archeology of Peking University. The conversation at family gatherings was all about history and archeology. So I think the really rich people, especially the rich people in Guangdong, although they are used to a wealthy life, they are not ostentatious, nor do they deliberately show off. Instead, they pay more attention to the education and training of the next generation.