Houses? Forget It! They're Like Disposable Diapers, Folks!

Folks, let me tell you something. Houses these days are like disposable diapers, they only last 60 years, maybe even less! Putting your wealth into something like that is just plain ridiculous. Some people argue that the government will compensate you when they demolish your house. But hold on a minute, there's a catch. The compensation has to cover the cost of demolition, otherwise the government won't do it. Take those high-rise apartments in third and fourth tier cities for example. I bet you in a few decades, the government won't demolish them because it'll cost too much. That's why a lot of local governments are obsessed with building new districts in second, third and fourth tier cities.

Let's face it, for most ordinary people, it's hard to find a wealth carrier that can be passed down from generation to generation. That's why most of us have to work hard all our lives.

If we look back at our history, even in rural areas, wealth was accumulated by one generation, used to build a house for the next generation, only to see it decay and then rebuild it again. It's a vicious cycle of struggle for survival.

When it comes to wealth inheritance, most ordinary people are simply unable to do it. They can only embrace short-lived wealth bubbles that burst in no time.