On the one hand, there is the brutal college entrance examination day in China, which is like thousands of troops crossing a single-plank bridge, and on the other hand, there is the leisurely leisure time of drinking tea by the Victoria Harbor in Hong Kong. The gap is so obvious.
The so-called rich second generation is a group of fashionable and lunatic people who go to Hawaii on a private yacht to surf unscrupulously in the summer, enjoy the delicious truffles around the fire in the white snow of Provence in the winter, travel to the world's top five-star hotels all day long to attend crazy parties, and drive the Bentley Continental GT Speed to 280 kilometers per hour in San Francisco when they are young.