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World history describes the society since Greek and Roman times.

The tradition of helping others; American history tells a historical fact that this tradition was brought to the United States with immigrants. American philanthropy flourished unprecedentedly after the War of Independence, such as organizing the American Anti-Slavery Association, providing education opportunities for workers in new york, establishing the Children's Aid Association, and establishing shelters, hospitals and cultural organizations all over the United States. After World War II, individual donations were tax-free, and the rich were keen on charity.

For example, the Rockefeller family donated more than $654.38 billion for four generations; Bill Gates has invested $26 billion in charity, accounting for 54% of his total wealth, and even made an early will: 99% of his wealth will be donated to charity after his death.

China's philanthropy also has its own long tradition. Temples in Han and Tang dynasties have a long history of poverty alleviation, disaster relief, medical treatment and prohibition of killing. The prosperity of supporting the elderly in Song Dynasty: the rise of meta-medical assistance; Folk charities in Ming and Qing Dynasties were second to none in the history of charity in China.

More importantly, since the opening to the outside world, groups of social elites, celebrities, entrepreneurs and retired cadres have been quietly engaged in charitable relief for flood, poor primary and secondary school students, poor AIDS and cataract patients. Statistics show that at least half of the rich people require that the facts and amount of their donations be kept secret.