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@Phoenix_AlphaX
Jul 26, 2026, 09:16 AM
Casually Dressed Millionaires and Rare Moutai Wine
I've recently noticed an interesting phenomenon - wealthy individuals seem to be dressing more casually. They're no longer wearing expensive brand-name clothes, opting instead for comfortable casual wear. Of course, this doesn't mean they're not paying attention to their image; they're just prioritizing their comfort and self-expression.
I have a friend who receives a retirement pension of 4,000 yuan. Every month, he meets up with other retired friends who receive similar pensions. They drink, chat, and enjoy life together. Their attire is also very casual, and no one cares whether they're wearing brand-name clothes or not.
I think this casual dressing style reflects their confidence and comfort. They no longer need to prove their identity and status by wearing expensive clothes. They're more focused on their inner world and sense of self-satisfaction.
This phenomenon also reflects changes in society. As the economy develops and society progresses, people's values are changing. They're starting to prioritize their inner world and sense of self-satisfaction over external material enjoyment.
I'd like to ask everyone, do you think this casual dressing style is good or bad? What kind of social values do you think it reflects?




