Davidzhu

Lately, I've been feeling that the more a product is promoted, the less I want to buy it. Why is that? It's because heavily promoted products are often designed to maximize profits rather than provide real value to consumers. Good things are not for the poor, this saying may sound pessimistic, but it's a fact. Truly good products are often pricey, and the poor can't afford them. Living in the present, we need to learn to adapt to reality. If pork is cheap, we eat pork; if beef is cheap, we eat beef. If everything is expensive, we eat vegetables. This carefree attitude towards life is the wisdom we should have. I remember my grandmother often saying, 'Everything has its reason and principle.' This means that everything has its logic and rules. We need to learn to distinguish between true and false, and identify products that are truly worth our money. Heavily promoted products are often designed to catch our attention rather than provide us with real benefits. So, next time you see a heavily promoted product, don't be blinded by its superficial glamour. Take a moment to think calmly about whether it's worth your money.