Baidu's netizens said it well! Let him discuss it below. There is an adjective in China, Hong Kong and Macau to describe the abnormal psychology of such people, which has a long history. Otherwise, there would be no folk proverb "sour if you can't eat grapes". Only after the reform and opening up, the gap between the rich and the poor has widened, and people's psychology has been seriously unbalanced, which is particularly prominent. Nowadays, as long as a "rich boy" violates the law or rules on the Internet, hundreds of thousands of followers will bombard him immediately, and people's mentality of "hating the rich" has expanded to the boiling point. If it is collective, such as the Wenchuan earthquake and the floods in East China, the attitude towards poverty will be better. Anyway, business is business, and as soon as the unit is mobilized, it will donate in unison, and no one needs to say anything. But what if you have extremely poor relatives and friends? I believe many people will avoid it, afraid of bad luck; Second, I am afraid of losing my dignity, and third, I am afraid that the other party will beg for help. As the saying goes, it's better to live in poverty than to live in poverty.

The phenomenon of "hating the rich" and "being too poor" is common, which often reminds me of a sentence said by the French writer Balzac: "Life is like climbing a flagpole, some climb to the top, some climb to the middle, and some can't even climb half. Revolution is to cut down the flagpole and lay it flat. Everyone is sitting on the flagpole in order, so everyone is generally high and low, and everyone is very happy. " What are the consequences of this? Balzac didn't say, who can say?