A rich father took his second son on a trip to the countryside.

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The rich father took his son on a trip to the countryside, hoping that his son could experience the hardships of the poor and educate his children. After spending a day and a night in the house of the poorest people on the farm, the father asked the child, "Do you know how the poor people lived this time?" The little boy replied, "I found that there is only one dog in our family, and there are four dogs in their family." There are only a few lights in our garden, but they have stars all over the sky. " Also, our yard is only a little bit of the front yard, but theirs is as big as the whole farm! Thanks to my father for letting me know how poor we are! "

Presumably the father will be shocked by his son's answer. It is hard for him to imagine that his son should regard countless bills, high-end houses and brand-name cars as poverty. On the contrary, his son should regard things that are worthless to him as wealth.

Maybe my father will finally understand that there is wealth besides money.