I know someone who is not an ordinary person, at least a college student, who is an uncle, born in 75. At that time, people were poor at home when they were young. He was admitted to a college, especially a junior college. The college degree at that time was also very valuable. He studied in a normal school and was very handsome and white. Later, I graduated and went to the town to teach for several years, but I stopped teaching for some reason. Later, I prepared for the judicial examination at home, and then I dragged my relationship into the judicial bureau and found the daughter of a rich family. His wife's father worked in the tax bureau and was a leader, so his wife also worked in the tax bureau. Everyone knows that the tax bureau is a good unit and the welfare benefits are very good. When they got married, his father-in-law bought them a wedding room because his parents didn't have the money to buy him a house. When I got married, everyone in the man's family felt humiliated, and the atmosphere at that time was conceivable. Later, he was fairly progressive, and then he studied while going to work, took an undergraduate course and then went to graduate school. Now, in addition to working in the judicial bureau, he also works in a law firm, earning a lot of money a year, but he is very tired and needs to travel frequently. I think he is very motivated. At first, everyone thought he was going to eat soft rice, but as a result, he worked hard to make progress, which was a sigh of relief.