Park Yilin called his son and asked him to go home quickly. After all, his father had already come to South Korea from Japan. At nearly two o'clock in the afternoon, Park Jun-long arrived home.

As soon as he saw his father, he blurted out with a smile: "Now, I can take the bus and the subway."

Ishihara Masao immediately laughed, and said, "My son is great. I heard from your mother that you moved to the examination institute and only brought one million won of cash on your body?"

Park Junlong sat down next to him and said, "Yes. I know that I have a serious lack of personal experience of the lives of the people in the lower classes of society, so I can't understand their thoughts and practices, and why they value money very much."

Masao Ishihara did not put a serious expression on his face, but seemed to be a heart-to-heart talk between father and son. He only wanted to know one of his experiences and said, "Tell me about your specific thoughts after you moved into the examination house."

Park Junlong said the truth: "I didn't fall asleep the first night I lived in the examination hall. The bed under me was small and hard, and it was inconvenient to turn over. The warmth in the room was not very good.

Even though I was covered with a thick quilt, I still felt a little cold. So I covered my down jacket with it on the quilt to get better. When I woke up early in the morning, my face was very cold and very uncomfortable.

Living in the small and closed environment of the examination institute for a long time is really a torture for people. After my careful observation, the examination institute is generally divided into these types of people.

Some young people are preparing for civil servants and college entrance exams... Although they give me the feeling that they are not all positive and positive, they are more or less dreams, and they are not discouraged all over, and they have the same appearance that young people should have.

However, those young people who have entered society early, engaged in low-end jobs, and have low incomes are the opposite. They are gradually losing their spirits, and they have even lost their spirits.

They are either taciturn or talk intermittently. The latter often occurs when they drink some alcohol and run the train without saying anything.

As for the middle-aged people who have lived in the examination hall for a long time, they are completely full of dusk, like a body without a soul.

These people are always angry about sesame and mung beans, shouting and killing, and they are completely defeated dogs in life. What do you say about the remaining elderly people in the end?

To put it bluntly, they are just eating and drinking and waiting to die. Some of them have been so glorious. The Asian financial crisis in 1997 or the global financial crisis in 2008 led to their investment failure.

Not only are there people who go bankrupt, but also people who are heavily in debt. In short, there are all kinds of people living in the examination hall."

After listening carefully, Masao Ishihara showed a grin on his face and said, "Do you think there is a possibility that those people living in the examination house will turn over?"

Park Junlong said: "Those candidates who prepare for the exam still have hope of turning things around and can get out of a place like the Examination Institute. The remaining young people who work in society really have no chance of turning things around.

Even if there is, it is very small. As for middle-aged and elderly people, there is no hope at all. It is precisely because they see this that they will give up and live a day.

I saw that the two groups of people behind had even lost their dreams. The feeling they gave me was to live for the sake of living. They always pin their hopes of turning over on getting rich overnight."

Masao Ishihara asked in a targeted manner: "Suppose you are a university graduate who lives in the examination institute to prepare for Seoul civil servants.

After a lot of hardships, you finally got admitted to the civil servant in Seoul. No matter what position you are in, what are your plans for the future?"

Park Jun-long lives in an exam home, and he really thought about some possibilities and said, "I will work hard and save money very hard."

Masao Ishihara asked: "What are you doing to save money? Could it be to save a deposit so that you can move out of the examination institute and move into an ordinary single apartment?"

Park Junlong shook his head and said, "That's just a place with a better accommodation environment. It's still impossible to turn over. I will use the saved money for investment."

Masao Ishihara couldn't help laughing and said, "Have you considered the investment failed?"

Park Junlong nodded again and said, "I have considered it, but I have considered it many times."

Masao Ishihara said straightforwardly: "You have considered relatively less than successful investment! You may not even think of more than 95% of the things you have ever thought about.

Blindly investing the hard-earned money that one has saved with great effort into unfamiliar fields is tantamount to throwing money into the water for nothing. It is better to spend it on yourself and wear it better than to be more affordable."

Park Junlong did not deny: "If I don't use the money I saved through frugality to invest, will I have no chance of turning things around in my life?

Whether you are a civil servant in Seoul or working in a company in Seoul, you only earn so much monthly income, and you can't support the kind of wonderful life you want to live."

Masao Ishihara said to the point: "Your idea is also a common and mainstream idea among young Koreans. Even among middle-aged Koreans, it is quite popular.

It is already very good that Korean young people can truly save money by saving money. Most Korean young people cannot do it.

They have long been accustomed to advanced consumption. In order to get the investment capital, some people do not hesitate to apply for a large amount of credit cards and cash out one by one.

What's more, they borrow usury to invest. They not only invest in stocks, futures, etc., but also go directly to gambling. One of the most popular investment methods among young Koreans is virtual currency.

Not only Bitcoin, but there are other ones. The result is that 99% of people will become leeks and be harvested by the dealer. As for that 1%, either they are too lucky or they are really capable.”

Park Junlong came over and said, "If I don't commit suicide, no matter how I do it, I will be destined to be unable to get rid of the shackles of fate. After all, success only has a very small probability."

Masao Ishihara said calmly: "This is the reality of Korean society, which is much worse than that of Japanese society. The down payment of a small apartment alone can stump many people in many places.
Chapter completed!