How can there be rich millionaires in China if they are suppoused to be a socilist-comunist country?
400405
Although China still and the most of the outside world refers to the country as a: "communist state" very few people would agree that China fits that definition.  \n\nThe Modern day government in China is more like an Oligopoly in which a group of politically well connected people run a totalitarian government while allowing it's people to engage capitalist market activities.\n\nTrue communist nations that embrace the economic system as much as possible as well as the ideology of big government control are: North Korea and to a lesser extent Cuba.  I say to a lesser extent when refering to Cuba because they have allowed tourism and slight free market reforms in order to prop up their economy.
132930
well, you've got one thing wrong already.  school trains people to have jobs and jobs pay people to work, not to get rich.  while there are certainly some jobs that allow you to make that amount of money, i'll give you a couple ideas:  most millionaires in the country were created in real estate and secondly by being an entrepreneur.
352000
You mean like China (they limit Internet usage)?  They have plenty to gain.  If you can keep a population ignorant, you can control them, and that is what communism is all about.
967743
There are many communist (China, N Korea, Cuba) and socialist countries (Sweden, Russia, France) where your ideas and assistance would be appreciated. Forgive me if I don't rush out in a lather to follow in your wake.
348398
In America we have free enterprise and a class-less society. In other words, anyone can make money and be rich and be accepted here. We have no special laws for the rich and different set for the poor. Thats the American Dream. In China, Iran,Russia, and the French Revolution, they have a class society. In other words, if you were born poor, you will probably remain that way because the oppurtunities are not there for you to advance your status in life.
68870
According to Thomas Stanley, who authored _The Millionaire Next Door_ and _The Millionaire Mind_ (discussing US millionaires), a disproportionately high percentage of millionaires, multimillionaires and decamillionaires are self-employed business owners and entrepreneurs or self-employed professionals.  That doesn't say they didn't inherit money, but he also says (in _The Millionaire Next Door_) that of the millionaires he interviewed and studied, about 80 percent of them are first-generation affluent; i.e., they didn't inherit their money.  The lottery isn't covered, but I'd guess folks who became millionaires from the lottery is statistically small.\n\nIn other words, most millionaires in the US got there by working for it.
318060
Money talks China is starting to figure out citizens with money are easier to deal with than footing the whole bill.\nChina is on its way out of communism.
842441
A millionaire!!!! Well being a millionaire isn't really a great deal - not really a whole lot of money........so stay put and make  a whole lot more and you'll have more options.
872110
An Asian police state?  No, China's government is in a state of flux.  Right now,  China's society seems to be stratified; there isn't much middle ground between the haves and the have nots.  The government is designed to provide for the have nots, but the power of big businesses (from outside investment) is something the government currently can't check.  In time, the government will obtain the resources to correct this imbalance.  China has no intention of subjugating its people, if that's what you mean.
444564
The economy and middle class are indeed growing at a fast pace in China, but the majority of Chinese still live the way they did 30 or 40 years ago.  I think the chinese government is trying to slowly convert the country into a capitalist - or at least a french-style socialist - society without making the mistakes Gorbachev made in USSR 15-20 years ago.  Time will tell if they succeed, though there are rumors of increasing discontent in the rural areas.  The same thing happened in the US in 1920s - right before the stock market crash of 1929 and the Great Depression.  Hopefully China will not suffer the same fate.
1130332
Obviously, your vision of a better future and theirs are quite different.  Perhaps when you start earning your own money you will understand how absurd it is to try and take it from others who worked hard for theirs.
136332
Not necessarily. Some wise man once said: there are three main ways to get rich:\n1) Inherit\n2) Marry a rich person\n3) Get lucky\n\nNow the last category captures a lot of situations. A simple one is winning the lottery. A less obvious one is making an investment or starting a business in an area that turns out to be the next big thing in 5 years. Of course, most of the people who do this and get rich will claim they are visionaries. In reality, 99% are just plain lucky. There is a very good book on this subject, called "Fooled by Randomness"
910421
I see the answer in the question, If you are rich,then you are keeping it all to yourself, laying up treasure on earth.If you gave the money to feed the hungry, house the homeless,pay doctors for the ill, then you would no longer be rich,in the earthly sense.
723443
its cuz most asians come from a poor background so their goal in life is pretty much to make a lot of money. they have the drive to do this and there u have it. rich asians...
391290
Wanna know how to get rich? \n\nGo out and work very VERY hard. You might get there.
1149455
The simplest way to get rich is by starting with a millionaire mindset.  Always think "big".  Donald Trump said if he had to do it all over again, he would start with Network Marketing.  This is your own business that you can build while at your current job and when it surpasses your income, you can pursue it full time.\nDo your research and find a company in very good standing with the Better Business Bureau, be sure the compensation plan is outstanding and make certain you are confident in the product.\nOnce that is done, the sky is the limit!  \nI dedicate myself 100% to helping others achieve their dreams.
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There is no such thing as overnight millionaire, even if they tell you there is -then that will not be there for long.\n\nOpportunity only favors the prepared ones.