It is said that the love of gold has been written into human genes. Since its birth, gold has been the hard currency of human society for thousands of years. In China, the preference for gold and gold ornaments is particularly serious, which may have a lot to do with the painful history of the Chinese nation. During the war years, prices soared and currencies depreciated. Only gold can continue to play its role. What's the story? Prosperous antiques, gold in troubled times? Out of fear of war, China people have always had the habit of accumulating gold. With the establishment of New China, people live in a peaceful and prosperous environment, but their natural love for gold has not faded. Let's talk about what I think of Chinese aunts snapping up gold:
First, it shows that Chinese aunts have money.
Saving money is a fine tradition of China people, and because of the family status of men, most of the money saved is in the hands of Chinese aunts. These aunts are not only good at square dancing, but also good at arranging family income and expenditure reasonably. Buying gold just proves that Chinese aunts are really rich.
Second, it shows that Chinese aunts lack financial channels.
Chinese aunts snapped up gold, which shows to some extent that Chinese aunts lack financial channels. Seeing the falling price of gold, they felt profitable and flocked to buy it. Many of these people are trapped or encouraged. If these aunts usually have rich financial channels, it is estimated that they will not join in the fun.
Third, Chinese aunts should spend rationally.
From a personal point of view, although the craze of Chinese aunts snapping up gold is understandable, after all, how to spend their own money is up to them, but to be rational, gold will also charge a lot of fees in the process of realizing it.
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