This section was very interesting to read. Hessler was very descriptive
when he discussed the importance of money and the significance. I noticed that
in this section when Hessler talks about people in Fuling discussing money, I
enjoyed on how they discuss it compared to how we discuss it. In Fuling, it
feels like you could do a lot with what people like Hessler make in their
salary. Growing up with parents that worked hard, I felt that money in my
household was something you worked for. The culture I live in has many
different views and perspectives on money. The attitude towards money varies. Some
are very wise while others are very greedy. In other words, when it comes to receiving,
some will put away and invest. Meanwhile, others will spend what they’ve made,
not even realizing what they could’ve done by putting away. I feel that the
attitude towards money should be held in a positive way. My view on money
is how you use and handle it. When I get money, I don’t try to go out and spend
everything at once. Instead, I decide to put it away and save, in hope of
getting something worth more value. Growing up, my parents taught me that it’s
always to put away at least 10% of what you make. Over time, that 10% will
grow, making it worth more. I feel that the motive for Fuling is to make money
without reason. As for people in the U.S., that view is quite the opposite.
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