Who is the rich second generation?

Rich second generation refers to the unmarried young son whose father or grandfather has a prominent family background and can inherit huge property, property rights or hold shares in the company. With the development of social media, the behaviors of "basking in wealth" emerge one after another, and the "rich second generation" class fundamentally shakes China people's wealth view and value orientation, which easily leads to the intensification of social polarization between the rich and the poor, which is not conducive to social stability and economic development.

The word "rich second generation" first appeared in the column of "Lu Xiang has an appointment". The definition of "rich second generation" in this column is: Born in 1980s, he inherited over 100 million assets and is called rich second generation. Refers to the children of the "rich generation" of the first generation of private entrepreneurs since the reform and opening up in China. Now they have rich wealth by inheriting family property.

The term "poor second generation" refers to the social stratification brought about by social and economic development under the background of China's reform and opening up. Ordinary workers, farmers and those who failed to enjoy the wealth brought by the policy during the reform and opening up are still poor, and they are called the "poor second generation", while their children are still unable to get rid of poverty because of poor basic environment and little education.

The phenomenon of "rich second generation" in contemporary China conveys all kinds of worrying information. If left unchecked, it will inevitably aggravate social division and opposition, and even affect the physical and mental growth of young people. How to educate these "rich second generation" to cherish their opportunities and wealth and shoulder their social responsibilities is an urgent problem. Therefore, we should constantly purify the social environment, carry forward and adhere to the correct concept of honor and disgrace, and let teenagers distinguish beauty, ugliness, good and evil.