With a permed curly hair and a leather bag of 80,000 yuan, should the doctor be extravagant?

For ordinary people, a leather bag of 80,000 yuan is indeed more expensive, and a person who goes to perm hair is also for the sake of looking good, so there is no need to make a fuss. However, if you are financially well-off, it is not unacceptable to enjoy these things under reasonable circumstances. As for whether doctors should be extravagant, first of all, we need to understand that luxury is not good for everyone, whether you are "rich" or not, do not advocate "luxury living".

However, we need to understand that the definition of luxury is not the same for people with different economic incomes.

If the doctor has a high income, then buying a bag of 80,000 yuan is not a luxury for the doctor, and it is understandable. If a person has an ordinary income, whether the person is a doctor or not, and a bag of 80,000 yuan is not a small burden for him, then buying a bag of 80,000 yuan is undoubtedly a swollen face and fat man, which is not advisable.

1. Should doctors be extravagant? Luxury is not worth advocating, it has nothing to do with occupation Since ancient times, China's traditional culture does not advocate luxury "lifestyle", in my personal opinion, should not be "luxury", in fact, it has nothing to do with occupation, because "luxury" is not a too healthy "lifestyle" for people. If I had to say whether doctors should be extravagant, my answer would be "no".

However, there is a premise here that "luxury is not worth advocating and has nothing to do with the profession".

Therefore, we cannot measure the consumption level of doctors by our consumption level, let alone "morally kidnap" doctors on this basis.

2. For people with different consumption levels, the definition of "luxury" is not the sameSome people say that a bag of 80,000 yuan belongs to "luxury", which may be the case for ordinary people, but for people with high incomes and monthly salaries of hundreds of thousands or even millions or more, it cannot be said to be "luxury". This example is just to illustrate the point that "luxury" has different meanings for people with different levels of consumption.

Don't use your own consumption status to measure whether other people's lives are "luxurious", so as to "criticize" each other, which is meaningless, and even shows your own "sour grapes" psychology.

If we want to live our lives well, we must arrange our lives in an orderly manner within our means, neither excessively frugal nor excessively extravagant.

3. At the end of the summary, I would like to say that each profession has its own professional ethics, but we have no right to get involved in the "normal private life" of others outside of the profession, let alone "point fingers" at others. Even if you are a doctor, if your job allows, what's wrong with perming your curly hair after work? If you have such economic strength, what is there to criticize for carrying a bag of 80,000 yuan?

The so-called "luxury" is relative, and the same is true for 80,000 bags, and people live "luxury or not", which is related to factors such as their income and economic strength, and is not too directly related to their occupation. People who know how to live a delicate life are often not "extravagant and wasteful" in life, and they will not do things that "slap a swollen face and become fat" because of vanity, and they will not be overly frugal or extravagant.

This is everyone's right to choose life, and doctors are also a high-income group with the pursuit of quality of life. This kind of combination in life is also understandable, after all, it is obtained through one's own efforts.

Doctors should not be extravagant, because the profession of doctors is mainly to treat diseases and save people.

The doctor is also an ordinary person, he has a stable and considerable income, how much to spend is his freedom, and it is also his freedom to buy a leather bag of 80,000 yuan. It may be that in his eyes, this is just normal consumption and not luxury.