Share what the aristocratic life was like?

The upper-class aristocracy should be rich, educated, and highly educated! They are more freewheeling in their lives and work harder.

Rare casual bowl? What does it mean to not bother? How much is reluctant to try!

What did the ancient prince and prince think all day long? What does the upper class drink think!

We define people with lofty moral sentiments such as Old Man Bai Fangli, Venerable Zheng Yan, and Mother Teresa as the real upper class, so why not? And philanthropists like the tycoon Cao Dewang. Not only does it have strong economic strength and high social status, but it is also philanthropic, respected, and lives a simple life.

He does not pay attention to the quality of personal life such as food, clothing, housing and transportation, which is clearly an advantage, which shows his hard work and simplicity. Why doesn't he belong to high society? What exactly defines high society?

At this point, people tend to take it for granted and draw some specious conclusions. For example, inheritance, bloodline, cultivation, upbringing, and social circle.

Once upon a time, a fashion magazine reporter asked Hong Huang very urgently: Excuse me, what is your "high society" life like? Fortunately, Hong Huang is Hong Huang after all, she said:

What high society, I belong to the lower class! "It seems that the rich are not all as stupid as we would expect. —Liu Yu, "Send You a Bullet".

What is the life of Chinese high society? The basic requirement for this part of the population is that the grandparents should be more than 55 years old, or above the provincial department. During the Deng period, his father's army was deputy and above the deputy department of real power, and the head of the family was a variety of national celebrities, with ancestral homes, and food and clothing were not worried.

The focus of their regular high school graduation examination, academic education is complete. Some of them are petty and elegant, and they have the best ability to work independently in administrative state-owned enterprises, and they can take charge of their own business without losing their parents' money, and they can also seek development. Life is not only based on the market, but also free from ordinary people, financial freedom, character is not too bad (not Li Tianyi), can develop.

Without the above, they are all local tyrants, and sooner or later the family will be lost, and the upper class will become inferior sooner or later.

The upper class of the last season has been uprooted, and the upper class of the next season is still not born in the local tyrants. reminds me of a saying handed down by my mother's grandmother: "Three generations know how to eat, and five generations know how to wear."

Now the society is so chaotic, probably because the time for the people to be rich is too short. I think human nature is yearning for beauty, loving cleanliness, knowing how to be polite, and having a family education, and these qualities need to be passed on from generation to generation. It's always going to get better.

The core difference between the lifestyle of the upper class and the common class and the new rich class is that due to physiological reasons, they will naturally pay extreme attention to the quality of eating, wearing, using, living, walking, and etiquette. In some regions (e.g., East Asia), the nature of collective culture makes "publicity" a bad thing. Therefore, the upper class society in these areas will maintain a low profile on the surface in aspects such as "clothing" and "travel" that may be seen by "outsiders".

But keeping a low profile doesn't mean they don't pay attention to the quality of their clothes and clothes. ‍‍

Because of family reasons, when I was very young, I traveled back and forth between the East and the West, and I was fortunate to meet some big people at home and abroad, and I went to a little "aristocratic school" and some so-called noble descendants have also become good friends.

My mentor has taught in Thailand, Scotland, Australia, Hong Kong, and now teaches anthropology at China Normal University in China. When he was in Hong Kong, he was a colleague of sociologist Fei Xiaotong. The most awesome thing about my tutor is that he is extremely handsome and temperamental, and his growth path adheres to the education of men in the British high society.

But after graduating from university, in the 80s of the last century, he chose to teach in Thailand (the equivalent of us teaching in the west), and there he sparked his interest in fieldwork in anthropology, completing his most important and famous research in anthropology. It is said that he lived in a country house in Thailand when he was still a young man, with no air conditioning, no modern equipment, and rats under the bed, and he stayed for a year and a half. As a result of this research, he became an internationally renowned anthropologist.

This summer, I followed him to Guizhou to investigate, and I was ashamed to witness his words and deeds. He can tolerate maggot-infested toilets, or he can be indifferent and generous in the face of the arrogant officials of some train stations.

1. Time.

The upper class doesn't work, it feels too vulgar, and the upper class plays some leisure, expensive activities, but the results are difficult to measure, and the competition is relatively weak.

To put it simply, it is a leisure activity that burns money and less time, like art, appreciation, etc., which is different from ordinary local tyrants, they are good at burning money, but they may not be indifferent to burning time.

2. Study. In general, the upper class goes to prestigious schools, and most of them study literature, philosophy, art and other disciplines, except for a few special ones who study engineering and science, which does not mean that they must not be able to study well.

But these subjects are too easy to compare and competitive, and it is difficult to read what matches their family background. Compared with people in high society, do you compare math or memorize a few words? People compare philosophy and art.

3. Style. Why did the children of the Eight Banners later develop into flower appreciation, singing, and cage birds? It's not exactly depravity, there's an internal logic to this behavior. For the people at the bottom, you can't afford to spend this money, and for the ** who rely on the imperial examination to work diligently, you don't have this time. So the master is the only one.

Of course, there are also sequelae of doing so, blindly taking a non-utilitarian path, and it is easy to lose in secular competition. And after the economy is not good, the inertia of the behavior pattern is still there, so it is particularly strange and conspicuous. Like Jia Baoyu is not an official in politics, it is a standard aristocratic statue, the problem is that there is no one in the second government and no one has no political support, and it is only a matter of time before he is in the world.

Therefore, the opposite of the phrase "three generations of nobles" may mean that if financial resources allow, three generations will inevitably produce a so-called aristocrat who is far away from secular affairs and avoids utilitarian competition.

With hundreds of thousands of property fees a year and 100,000 chandelier cleaning fees at a time, after seeing this mansion that is said to be worth 200 million, I really realized how luxurious the life of the upper class is!

This mansion is located in the Beijing ** villa area with extremely superior geographical location and supporting facilities, it only takes seven or eight minutes to drive to the airport, and about half an hour's drive to the business circles such as Guomao and Wangjing, and there are not only 8 large shopping malls around it, but also 70% of Beijing's international schools are distributed here.

I couldn't resist my curiosity and was too strong, so I slipped in with someone else's camera to take a look, and brought a pair of eyes that saw through everything.

The 9-meter-high living room comparable to a museum: I still remember being amazed by the living room of Shenzhen's billion-dollar mansion and the meter-high living room, but this is weak in front of today's 9-meter-high living room. The 9-meter-high view is open and atmospheric, and the overall champagne-colored walls and ceilings, with crystal chandeliers and coffee-colored furniture, are simply not too foreign

At this time, I have to say a saying: "It's good to be rich".

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Desire is the ladder of human progress! "The poor boy Wilton squeezed into high society and lived a rich life through his own skill: super tennis skills.

Wilton is a skilled player, and he can catch the opponent's ball no matter how fierce the jump is. HisenseU7E is also particularly powerful during the projection,The picture is clear and smooth,There is no drag phenomenon,Especially the picture of Wilton and five people fighting,The sense of scene is very shocking。

If you want to experience the real life of high society, the most convenient way is to turn on the TV and watch movies and TV series about high society. Many times, U7E at home seems to always tell me: not only the life in front of me, but also poetry and distant fields.

The main work of the upper class: willing to participate in public welfare undertakings, often participate in public welfare activities, help the disadvantaged groups in society, participate in community volunteers, they are social elites and core values to lead the work. They don't need praise, they are the elite of society!

Rich, pay attention to etiquette, pay attention to grooming.

It contains a whole set of minutiae of etiquette and norms, which is a training that many of the newly wealthy who are eager to integrate into the upper class of society find difficult to grasp quickly.

Driving a luxury car, embracing beautiful women, singing every night, spending a lot of money to buy a smile, gambling a gamble, fighting a dog, a car, taking drugs, a prostitute, playing childish, a child...The kind that does whatever you want, probably so, as for doing charity and the like, it's all superficial work for others to see. The upper class lived a nasty life, and perhaps poverty limited my imagination.

The most important thing: you have to have enough money