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Tang Tang fell into thought.

"Take my family, for example," Jun Yan elaborated unhurriedly, "we have so assets and usually engage in charity-related activities. There is no shortage of families needing assistance. If we helped everyone, my family would’ve gone bankrupt long ago!"

Tang Tang thought it made a lot of sense.

"Moreover..." Jun Yan mocked, "once when I went on behalf of my family to visit a household affected by bone cancer, the villagers actually thought I was being haughty for arriving in a Rolls-Royce. Should I have walked there to show sincerity when I’m spending money to save people? Their way of thinking is really upside-down!"

Yan Wang listened with interest as Jun Yan talked about such matters.

Although their families were different, the views on money they had been exposed to since childhood were consistent!

The old man had instilled in Yan Wang the correct values and also taught him the basic financial principles—help those stuck in the mud whenever it’s within your ans!

But... who truly needs help? Who is just after the money?

And furthermore...

People like them often stand higher and face stronger gales!

The world always has its share of malicious people, no matter what you do, they will criticize you.

Many who sincerely do good deeds end up disheartened by this malevolence...

For instance, donating money can get you accused of showing off; trying to help soone can lead to extortion...

That’s how people’s hearts gradually grow colder.

Jun Yan, young as he was, saw things very clearly: "Tang Bao, brother is going to teach you sothing today—pay less attention to others’ thoughts!"

Repeating and savoring the words, Tang Tang asked, "Pay less attention to others’ thoughts?"

At the right mont, Yan Wang spoke up, "Stay true to your original intentions, ignore idle folks."

Jun Yan: ...

You little rascal!

So you’re the one who can sum things up, huh?

Little Iceberg brooded for a mont, then took a deep breath, "Take Sister Yueqing, for instance. There are many people bashing her online. But how many of them have seen the real her? They simply judge Sister Yueqing based on so words and actions, subjectively decide what kind of person she is, and categorize her into the disliked column, ready to bash her at every chance!

Even worse... the keyboard warriors lack the ability to think for themselves, relying solely on their first impressions to follow the internet’s prevailing winds, spreading rumors and slandering. Do you think they really dislike Sister Yueqing, or is it... that what they dislike is actually the Yueqing they’ve over-imagined?"

The words were simple yet profoundly insightful.

[Holy shit, am I actually being schooled in philosophy by a five-year-old kid?]

[This logic is invincible!]

[Yan Bao sees right through it! So adults only know how to badmouth Yan Yueqing every day, but in reality... has Yueqing ever truly done anything to wrong the netizens?]

[Yeah, it’s their money, they can donate to whover they want. Just because they didn’t book a hotel room for the Song Hui family, the haters start cursing! Do these people even have brains?]

[I suggest the haters make their own donations!]

[The purpose of Yueqing’s donation was to help Song Xiaohua get better, not to lower her own quality of life! What does her booking a suite have to do with the haters? Hilarious! Yan Bao is aweso!]

Tang Tang’s expression relaxed continuously, and after a mont, she nodded firmly, "Brother Yan, I understand now!"

Jun Yan lifted an eyebrow, "As long as you understand."

As soon as he finished speaking, a bell sounded at the door.

Tang Tang hopped to the door with joy and saw Xu Li holding a big bag of things, visiting with Tiantian, "Tang Tang, is Yueqing here? I have sothing I want to discuss with her."

Yan Yueqing poked her head out from behind, "Please co in."

Xu Li said sowhat sheepishly, "Yueqing, could I borrow your kitchen to make sothing?"

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