What does the distribution of wealth mean?

"Scattering wealth" means distributing money.

Like a prodigal son.

From:

Biography of Han Dong Fang Shuo: "To be a gentle lover ... is mainly to make friends with others."

Biography of Liang Shu Wang Zhenguo: "When counties are hungry, they give rice to help the poor."

Guo Moruo's My Childhood, article 1, article 2: "But despite how our grandfather dispersed his wealth, within a few years, he publicly restored the family business in the hands of our father."

Spreading wealth is also an ability:

The current concept is that wealth is also a kind of responsibility, and wealth should also be enjoyed. Wealth is closely related to morality.

Western proverb: it is difficult for the rich to enter heaven, but it is difficult for the camel to thread a needle. In Carnegie's view, the father of modern American funds, the rich should regard their profit surplus as a "trust fund" put by society in the hands of individuals, and their obligation is to manage and use these resources in the most effective way they think and seek the greatest interests for the public.

To put it bluntly, after the money reaches a certain amount, the meaning of personal enjoyment has basically withdrawn from the life goals of the rich. "Private to the extreme is public." However, it seems that there are not many rich people in China who really understand the nature of wealth.

It takes ability and skill to accumulate wealth, and valuable wealth distribution is actually a kind of ability.

Carnegie is a model in this respect. Until the end of his life, he devoted his wealth to the society, with a total donation of $330 million. As the son of poor Scottish immigrants, Carnegie rarely had the opportunity to enter the library when he was a child, which made him realize very early that poverty might even deprive people of the right to acquire knowledge.

Therefore, he donated120,000 dollars in his life and established 3,500 libraries, forming a public library system that the United States still enjoys.

In addition, it also donated money to establish various schools and educational institutions in the United States and Britain so that more children can enjoy a good education. 19 1 1 year, Carnegie founded the Carnegie Foundation of new york to "promote mutual understanding and the development and dissemination of knowledge".