The book "Poor Dad, Rich Dad", have you ever heard of it in the mouths of Internet celebrities on major social platforms? They advocate timely pleasure and early consumption, and it seems that in this society, only "exquisite poverty" is what everyone should be. However, the book's author, Robert Kiyosaki, revealed the truth 20 years ago: we should reduce consumer spending as much as possible and buy assets instead. It's a new concept of wealth that challenges our traditional notions of spending and makes us rethink our financial planning. 
The People** once commented on this book, saying that it has undoubtedly brought us a new concept of wealth in China, a society where savings is an important means and the concept of wealth is scarce. The book has sold more than 30 million copies, which is a testament to the profound impact it has had on Chinese society. 
Robert Kiyosaki did not come from a prestigious family, he was born into an ordinary family, like all of us. However, in 1977, at the age of 30, he had become a millionaire. In the interview, he said: "Obviously everyone needs to make money after graduation, but the school never teaches about money. This is because the rich want us to stay poor all the time. This sentence makes people think deeply, do we really understand money? Do we really know how to manage our finances? 
Every point in the book is worth pondering and learning. For desires, we should be more "greedy", have the courage to pursue and get the life we want. This doesn't mean we have to spend blindly, but we have to learn how to balance our desires and financial planning. For getting rich, we need to have the guts not to follow the crowd, because getting rich is always in the hands of a few. We can't blindly follow the trend of society, but have our own financial plans and goals. 
Money management is not just a skill, it's a wisdom. In the long run, it's not how much money you make that matters, it's how much money you can keep and how long that money will stay in your hands. If you haven't realized the importance of managing your money yet, then this book will open up a whole new perspective for you. It will teach you how to take control of your financial destiny and allow you to swim in the ocean of money and become a true owner of wealth. Let's follow in the footsteps of Robert Kiyosaki and re-examine your financial planning to become a true owner of your wealth. 