A letter from Wang Yung-ching to his children: perspective on the nature of wealth

Taiwan's "Operating God" Wang Yung-ching before the death of the children of a letter, the full text of the letter is as follows: children: Although wealth is everyone's favorite thing, but it is not innate, but also not anyone can carry away.　　It is possible to accumulate more or less wealth in one's life through the difference in their efforts, but when the end of life is over, the wealth will be returned to society in its entirety, no one can be excepted. So if we take a perspective on the nature of wealth, it will ultimately only be entrusted to the proper management and control, no one can really have.　　In the face of the wealth problem, I hope that each of you will be able to correctly recognize and build a fulfilling life on the basis of such a cognition. I was born in a poor family and worked hard to achieve something. In the course of my life's struggle, I am increasingly determined to believe that the greatest significance and value of life lies in the exertion of one's own strength, can make a substantial contribution to the society, and create a better prospect for the people, at the same time, only the establishment of such ideas and life goals, in order to continue in the long life of self hope to encourage,　　Never slack off, and to create a number of contributions and achievements, but not in vain. Based on this profound experience, therefore, I hope that all children will also be able to fully understand the true meaning of life, and from the heart of identity and support, my personal wealth to the community, to continue to play a role in promoting social progress, improve the well-being of the people, and the establishment of a lifelong enterprise can achieve sustainable operation,　　The long-term benefits of staff and society. Meanwhile, I also eagerly look forward to all children, in entrepreneurship and daily life, do not forget to serve the community, the benefit of the people for the purpose, rather than only selfish interests as the pursuit of goals, so as to establish a broad and magnificent insight and mind, and give full play to the wisdom of power, but not the meaning of