The poor have valid reasons for chatting

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Poor people like to chat, not just because they have plenty of time. The mouths of the poor are naturally never at rest. The rich people maintain composure in the face of honor and disgrace, and are gentle and kind-hearted; this is what is known as self-restraint. Only with such self-restraint can one have deep roots and a long-lasting presence. The poor can’t afford to worry about such things; they’re treated with disdain by others all day long, surrounded by trivial problems, and suffer so much frustration – it’s hard even to describe it It’s just talk; when poor people chat, the usual topics are gossip about this family or that family. First is to exchange information and stay informed about the developments on all sides ； Second, to seek an explanation and gain an advantage in public opinion ； Thirdly, it’s mainly for entertainment, just to have fun. People don’t talk about such trivial things these days; in fact, in real life, people are talking less and less. Talking in the office is risky, as it might make you seem too cautious; moreover, it’s feared that the boss will think you’re not dedicated to your work. When you get home and close the security door, you just peek through the peephole to see what’s going on outside; who would come by to chat anyway? But the poor have their ways; whenever you want to chat, as long as you turn on your computer and go online, you’ll find plenty of people who are eager to talk. All you need to do is say “Hi” to one of them, and you’re no longer alone – you can then start talking whatever you want. Chat rooms are a mixed bag, but you’re neither a leader who needs to defend **sovereignty at all times, nor is it the KGB, constantly gathering important intelligence. You’re just a tiny shrimp; all you need is a small pond where you can float freely and meet other shrimps to talk about whatever you want to talk about. That’s enough. Besides, there’s no need to sell orders – where else can one find something better than this?