Yesterday, I read two pieces of news in the newspapers, which were quite interesting. A rich man in the United States donated US$8 billion anonymously. The Atlantic Philanthropic Foundation he founded has donated US$4 billion over the past 20 years. He does not allow the foundation to use his name.

To name him, all donations were made anonymously; his act of charity shocked the American philanthropic community.

The 76-year-old man now doesn't even own a car, but he and his wife are happy to live in a small apartment in San Francisco.

This old man is 76-year-old Chuck Feeney; another news said that CCTV News Network host Zhang Hongmin was revealed to have spent 200,000 yuan on a birthday in the third-floor conference hall of Beijing Asia Hotel on March 14. Photos

It shows that Zhang Hongmin was in a state of drunkenness.

It is inevitable that such a spectacle will attract criticism from netizens; as far as I know, the focus of consumption of luxury goods around the world has tilted towards China. A few years ago, the main consumer of French collector's edition Remy Martin was in Chinese bars; and

The most luxurious residence in China, "Purple Cloud", costs 100 million yuan; most of the people who visit those places are business elites, successful people, or celebrities. From this perspective, Zhang Hongmin spending 200,000 yuan on a birthday is nothing.

Luxury; Old Chuck Feeney’s behavior is certainly very cute, but it is a world view and outlook on life inspired by American charity culture and religious culture.

Is Bill Gates considered rich?

The reported news we learned is that he constantly donated money to do good deeds; the tycoon Rockefeller never smoked a cigar or drank a sip of wine in his life, and donated all his property to charity after his death.

For my birthday, I didn’t spend more than 200 yuan. However, if my grandpa were still alive, he would definitely beat me on the butt with a cane.

I have moved away from worrying about money in my life, so I don’t value money.

I will neither imitate Zhang Hongmin, nor do I need to attack Zhang Hongmin.

Everyone has their own way of living; I remember Yu Chunshun, who walked through Taklimakan and finally died in the desert, said, "Even if there are thousands of rooms in Guangxia, only one bed is needed every night; even if there are countless delicacies,

, you only have one stomach." I have been familiar with a poem by Master Hai Deng since I was a child: "A little bit of sand in the Ganges, half a scoop of white water to cross the life." Material desire is as deep as a ravine, and it is difficult to fill it, so it is better to tighten your belt appropriately.

, self-discipline, live a simple life, be diligent and thrifty, keep a calm mind, and do some good deeds within your ability; my former leader is now the secretary-general of a provincial-level charity organization. When talking about charity, he used a sentence: "Fuck——

!” counts as an answer.

I think his feelings about this can no longer be expressed in words; then, just wait and see, there will always be progress.