The poor are poor, the rich are rich

Chapter 76 4 Teaching Children to Know Sharing and Gratitude
No.16 Chapter 4 Teach children how to share and be grateful
A person should know how to share and be grateful.We advocate the cultivation of children's financial management skills. We do not hope that children can earn much money in the future, but hope that they can arrange their money reasonably and use their money to do something meaningful for the society. This is the essence of financial management. the highest state.

Li Ka-shing was enthusiastic about charity and public welfare in his early years, supporting education and medical care in the Mainland and Hong Kong.In 1980, he established the Li Ka-shing Foundation to provide more systematic funding for education, medical care, culture, and public welfare undertakings.Over the years, the private charitable foundation established by Li Ka-shing has donated and pledged approximately HK$77 billion.In addition, he is also actively promoting his corporate groups to donate funds and participate in social welfare undertakings.

According to the 2006 "Global Rich List" published by "Forbes" magazine in the United States, Li Ka-shing ranked tenth in the world with a property of 188 billion US dollars.Based on this calculation, one-third of its property, or approximately HK$480 billion, will be invested in the foundation one after another, making it the largest Chinese private foundation.

In fact, the content of charity is very broad. Not only very successful people like Li Ka-shing are able to do charity. We ordinary people can also contribute to charity through small donations, material assistance, voluntary activities, etc. Power.

"Giving is more blessed than receiving." Everyone should regard wealth as a gift from God to themselves, and distribute this gift to more people, help those in need, and give back to them and the society.Parents should teach their children to do good deeds from an early age,
If God gives us wealth, we should share the resources with others and try our best to help those who should be helped.To train children to learn to give back to the society, parents should train their children to do good deeds from an early age. They can teach children to save pocket money, buy some stationery and books for children in poor areas to donate, and take children to visit orphans and widowed elderly in nursing homes. These are all very important. Nice act of charity.

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