第一篇：高中英語作文：金錢觀

Many people believe that money is the most important thing in life.It seems impossible to live without money in today’s society.With money, people can buy bigger house, fancy cloths, expensive food, luxurious cars and travel all around the world.Money leads to a better life and ensure people’s basic needs.Money is also stand for wealth and social status.If one makes countless money, then he is a successful man.As to some young girls, money is the only measure to access a man.If a man has a new apartment and a new car, he will be the “hot stuff” in the girls’ eye.They marry for money rather than for love.Just like the old Chinese saying goes, money makes the mare go.Making more money has become a major goal in the eye of some people.They value money more than anything else in the world.許多人相信金錢是生活中最重要的東西。在現(xiàn)代社會，似乎沒有錢就不能生活下去。有了錢，人們就能夠買更大的房子、漂亮的衣服、昂貴的食物、豪華的大車、去世界各地旅游。金錢讓人們的生活更加美好，保障了生活中的必備品。錢也是財富和社會地位的象征。如果一個人賺了數(shù)不清的錢，那么，他就是一個成功人士。對于某些年輕的女孩子來說，錢是衡量一個男人的唯一標準。那么有房有車的男人，在女孩子心中就是“搶手貨”。她們情愿嫁給金錢而不是真愛。就像中國古話說的那樣：“有錢能使鬼推磨”。賺錢成了一些人的主要目標。他們把錢看得比世界上的任何東西都重要。Different people have different opinions of money.Some people spare no effort to make money, such as stealing, gambling and cheating.They believe money can bring them everything.However, I don’t think money can make people really happy or bring people everything.People can not use money to buy health.Steven Jobs, the founder of the Apple Company, died of cancer.He was a billionaire, but he couldn’t use money to buy himself a longer life.And money can not buy the time that already slip away.Money is also a tool for us to exchange materials, but not all the stuff.We should have a right attitude towards money.We should earn money by honest means and spend it probably.Only in this way, money can make us happy.不同的人，對金錢持不同的態(tài)度。有些人為了賺錢不擇手段。例如：偷盜、賭博、詐騙。他們相信錢能給他們帶來一切。然而，我不相信錢是萬能的。金錢買不來健康的身體。蘋果公司的創(chuàng)始人，史蒂夫喬布斯死于癌癥。他是個億萬富翁，卻無法用錢延續(xù)自己的生命。錢也不能換回已經(jīng)逝去的時光。金錢不過是人們用來

第二篇：金錢觀英語作文

What Attitude Should We Take to Money With the arrival of market-based economy, money is becoming more and more important in our life.Hit with this trend, many people come to believe that money is above everything else in their life.But their belief could not arouse any echo in my mind.It is true that money is a key ingredient in one’s struggle towards happiness, without which, for example, there would be no way to go to college or form a family.On any scale of one’s daily worry, in fact, there is almost nothing heavier than money.If we see it in its true colors, however, money is nothing but a means to an end.Money can buy us food, but not appetite;medicine, but not health;diplomas, but not knowledge;and days of joy, but not the whole life of happiness.And moreover, laying any undue stress on money may lead one to stop at nothing in making it, as can be easily seen in the cases of most corrupt officials.Therefore, it is necessary to take a correct attitude towards money.On the one hand, money is vital to our daily life, in which case, it is wise of you to spend not where you may save.On the other, money is something to be plowed into something more important, so it is better to spare not where you must spend.In sum, money means something but not everything to our life.我們該采取什么態(tài)度來面對錢

隨著市場經(jīng)濟的到來，錢是越來越重要在我們的生活中。在這種情況下，許多人認為金錢是高于一切的生命。但他們的信仰不能引起任何反響在我的腦海。

這是真的，錢是一個關(guān)鍵因素，在一個的斗爭對幸福，沒有它，例如，將沒有辦法進入大學(xué)或形成一個家庭。在任何規(guī)模的日常煩惱，事實上，幾乎沒有什么比金錢更重。如果我們看到它的真面目，然而，錢只不過是達到目的的手段。我們的錢可以買到食物，但不是食欲；藥，但不是健康；文憑，而不是知識；和快樂的日子，但不幸福的一生。此外，鋪設(shè)任何過分強調(diào)錢可能導(dǎo)致一個不使它，就可以很容易看到的情況下最腐敗的官員。

因此，有必要采取正確的態(tài)度對待金錢。另一方面，錢是至關(guān)重要的日常生活，在這種情況下，它是您明智的花不是你可以節(jié)省。另一方面，錢是被投入到更重要的事情，所以最好是不要你必須花?？傊X意味著什么，但不是一切我們的生活。

The Effects of Exercise on Our Health 1)As is known to all, exercise does bring a lot of benefits to our health.2)First, it can greatly strengthen our hearts, lungs, bones and muscles, thereby changing our whole health for the better.3)Besides, it can make our brains better able to react to what is going on around us.4)And best of all, it can help us breed optimism about our tough life.5)But all the above does not mean that we can turn a blind eye to the negative effects exercise brings about.6)If you are normally inactive and then, contrary to your usual habit, start a program of undue exercise, as a succession of scientific studies reveals, there are more chances that you have yourself injured.7)In addition, the more exercise those on a fat-reducing diet take, the more loss of iron they will suffer and the worse their health will get.8)And worst of all, continual as well as excessive exercise can result in sudden death.9)Therefore, a scientific approach must be adopted to the problem of exercise.10)On the one hand, our physical exercise must be based on both progressiveness and regularity.11)On the other, we must go in for physical exercise according to local as well as health conditions of our own.12)In sum, exercise can do us good or harm, all depending on how we make use of it.鍛煉對我們健康的影響

1）眾所周知，運動帶來很多好處健康。2）首先，它可以大大加強了我們的心，肺，骨骼和肌肉，從而改變我們的整個身體越來越好。3）此外，它可以使我們的大腦能夠更好地反映我們周圍發(fā)生了什么。4）和最佳所有，它可以幫助我們對我們的艱苦生活，培育樂觀。

5）但是，所有上述并不意味著我們可以視而不見的運動帶來的負面影響。6）如果你通常無效，那么，你平時習(xí)慣相反，啟動一個程序的過度運動，作為繼承的科學(xué)研究顯示，有更多的機會，你有你自己受傷。7）此外，多運動，那些在減肥的飲食需要，更多的損失鐵將患及他們的健康會更糟。8）更糟的是，持續(xù)以及過度運動可導(dǎo)致猝死。

9）因此，必須采取科學(xué)方法的練習(xí)題。10）一方面，鍛煉我們的身體要基于先進性和規(guī)律性。11）另一方面，我們必須參加體育鍛煉，根據(jù)當?shù)氐男l(wèi)生條件，以及我們自己的。12）總之，鍛煉可以做我們的好還是壞，一切取決于我們?nèi)绾卫盟?/p>

第三篇：關(guān)于金錢觀的英語作文

Most people enjoy working for several reasons.Their job might be fun, or they like their employer and the other people at work.Most people I know, however, work for the money.I do not know anyone who is loaded, or extremely rich.Most of my friends work to earn enough money to live.They have to make ends meet.They have to earn enough money to pay for the things they need.Some even live from hand to mouth.They only have enough money for the most important things.大部分人喜歡工作有以下幾個原因。他們的工作可能非常有趣，或者他們喜歡老板和其他同事。然而我認識的大部分人工作是為了賺錢。我不認識富有的人(loaded，富有的，)，我的多數(shù)朋友工作賺錢養(yǎng)家，他們需要維持收支平衡（make ends meet）。有幾個甚至只能糊口（from hand to mouth）。

They struggle to earn enough money to bring home the bacon.It can be difficult to earn enough money for a family to survive.Sometimes, poor people even get caught short.They do not have enough money to pay for what they need.他們努力賺足夠多的錢以養(yǎng)家糊口（to bring home the bacon）。賺取足夠維持家庭生計的錢可能會很難。有時，窮人甚至?xí)诸^緊缺（caught short），無法支付自己想買的東西。

Or they have to spend or lay out more money than they want for something.When this happens, poor people have to tighten their belts and live on less money than usual.I hate when I have to live on less money.It takes me longer to get back on my feet, or return to good financial health.或者，他們必須為某些東西花費（lay out）超過他們預(yù)計的錢。這時，窮人只得勒緊腰帶（tighten their belts）生活。我討厭有時手頭拮據(jù)，這使我花費更多時間東山再起（back on my feet），重回良好的財務(wù)狀況。

However, other people are on the gravy train.They get paid more money than their job is worth.These people make a bundle.They really rake in the cash.In fact, they make so much money that they can live high off the hog.They own the best of everything and live in great ease.Sometimes they pay an arm and a leg for something.然而，有些人工作清閑卻薪水很高（gravy train）。這些人大賺一筆（make a bundle），他們真的發(fā)

財了（rake in the cash）。事實上，他們賺了這么多錢可以生活優(yōu)越（live high off the hog）。有時候他們大筆花錢（pay an arm and a leg for something）。

Because money is no object to wealthy people, they will pay high prices for whatever they want.Sometimes, they even pay through the nose.They pay too much for things.因為對富人而言，錢不是問題（money is no object）。他們愿意為了自己的需要花錢。有時，他們甚至花高價（pay through the nose）。

I am not rich.I did not make a killing in the stock market when my stocks increased in value.Yet, I am not poor either.When I go out with friends, I do not want to shell out or pay a lot of money.Often, my friends and I will chip in or pay jointly for a fun night out.When we go to restaurants the meal is Dutch treat.Each person pays his or her own share.我不富有。我并沒有在我的股票升值時在股市大賺一筆（make a killing）。然而，我也并不窮。當我和朋友出去時，我不愿意花大錢（shell out）。通常，我們湊份子（chip in）出去樂一個晚上。當我們出去吃飯通常AA制，每個人付自己的那部分。

Once, the owner of a restaurant gave us a dinner on the house.We did not have to pay for our meals.However, I admit that we had to grease someone's palm.We had to pay money to the employee who led us to our table.The money was for a special request.Yes, it was a buy off.The employee put us at the top of the list for a table instead of making us wait like everyone else.We had a great time that night and the meal did not set me back at all.I did not have to pay anything.有一次，餐館老板免費（on the house）給我們提供了一頓晚餐。然而，我承認我們需要收買某人（grease someone's palm）。我們必須付錢給領(lǐng)座的服務(wù)員。這位服務(wù)員將我們放到了排隊的首位，這樣我們就不用像別人那樣等座了。這個晚上非常愉快。這頓飯也沒花我一分錢（set me back）。

Because of that experience, I will always remember that nice things still happen in a world that is driven by money.But, that is just my two cents worth.It is just my opinion.由于這次經(jīng)驗，我會永遠記得，這世上還有餡餅，不過需要用錢推動。但這只是我個人的意見（two cents worth）。

Many people believe that money makes the world go around.Others believe that money buys happiness.I do not agree with either idea.But I do admit that money can make people do strange things.Let me tell you about a person I once knew who liked to play card games for money.He liked to gamble.很多人認為，金錢讓世界圍著你轉(zhuǎn)。也有人認為金錢可以買到幸福。我不同意這任意一種說法。但我承認，金錢可以讓人做出千奇百怪的事情。讓我告訴你一個我曾認識的喜歡玩紙牌賭錢的人，他喜歡賭博。

My friend Bob had a problem because he liked to gamble at all costs.He would play at any time and at any price.To take part in a card game such as poker, my friend would have to ante up.He would have to pay a small amount of money at the beginning of the game.我朋友鮑勃有個毛病，他喜歡賭博乃至不惜代價（at all costs）。無論什么時間，什么價碼他都會賭。參加紙牌賭博時，鮑勃需要先押注（ante up）。即在每局紙牌開始時押上點錢。

Bob always played with cold, hard cash--onlycoins and dollar bills.Sometimes my friend would clean up.He would win a lot of money on one card game.He liked to tell me that one day he would break the bank.What a feeling it must be to win all of the money at a gambling table!鮑勃通常使用現(xiàn)金（cold, hard cash）賭博。有時他會贏錢（clean up）。他喜歡告訴我，有一天他會贏得比莊家還要多的錢（break the bank），也就是說，他會贏得賭桌上所有錢。

Other times my friend would simply break even.He neither won nor lost money.But sometimes Bob would lose his shirt.He would lose all the money he had.He took a beating at the gambling table.When this happened, my friend would have to go in the hole.He would go into debt and owe people money.有時候，鮑勃不贏不輸（break even）。但有時候，他會輸個精光（lose his shirt），他在賭桌上損失慘重（took a beating）。這時，他就會陷入財政困難（in the hole），背上債務(wù)。

Recently, Bob turned to crime after losing all his money.In his job, he kept the books for a small business.He supervised the records of money earned and spent by the company.Although my friend was usually honest, he decided to cook the books.He illegally changed the financial records of the company.This permitted him to make a fast buck.My friend made

some quick, easy money dishonestly.不久前，鮑勃在輸光錢后走上了犯罪道路。他的工作是為一家小公司管賬（kept the books）。雖然鮑勃一向誠實，他仍決定做假賬（cook the books），這能讓他賺點快錢（fast buck）。

I never thought Bob would have sticky fingers.He did not seem like a thief who would steal money.But, some people will do anything for love of money.我從沒想過鮑勃會手腳不干凈（have sticky fingers）。他看起來不像個竊賊。但有些人為了錢會不惜一切。

Bob used the money he stole from his company to gamble again.This time, he cashed in.He made a lot of money.Quickly he was back on his feet.He had returned to good financial health.His company, however, ended up in the red.It lost more money than it earned.The company was no longer profitable.鮑勃用他從公司偷來的錢又去賭。這一次，他贏錢了（cashed in）。他很快東山再起（back on his feet）。然而，他公司最終出現(xiàn)虧損（in the red）。

It did not take long before my friend's dishonesty was discovered.The company investigated and charged him with stealing.Bob tried to pass the buck.He tried to blame someone else for the deficit.His lie did not work, however.He ended up in jail.Today, I would bet my bottom dollar that my friend will never gamble again.I would bet all I have that he learned his lesson about gambling.沒多久，鮑勃的欺騙行為被發(fā)現(xiàn)。公司經(jīng)過調(diào)查指控他盜竊。他試圖推卸責(zé)任（pass the buck）。然而他的謊言不再生效，他最終進了監(jiān)獄。今天，我愿意傾囊下注（bet my bottom dollar）鮑勃不會再賭了。

There are many special terms in the world of business.商界有許多專門術(shù)語。

The following story is about a sweetheart deal which I made last week.I made the deal with a friend, and we both made a profit.接下來的故事是關(guān)于我上周和朋友做的一筆私下交易，我們倆都賺了一筆。sweetheart deal :私下交易。

I had started a small company several years ago.I worked hard to make it successful.It was a sign-making business.It was a small company, not a blue chip company.It was not known nationally for the quality of its signs.It did not make millions of dollars in profits.And it was private.It was not a public company with shares traded on the stock market.幾年前我開設(shè)了一家小公司。我努力經(jīng)營謀求成功。這是一家廣告牌制作公司。它是一家小公司并非什么藍籌大企業(yè)。

blue chip company:藍籌股企業(yè)

Still, I worked hard building up my business.I did not work only a few hours each day--no banker's hours for me.Instead I spent many hours each day, seven days a week, trying to grow the company.I never cut corners or tried to save on expenses.I made many cold calls.I called on possible buyers from a list of people I had never seen.Such calls were often hard sells.I had to be very firm.不過，我努力壯大業(yè)務(wù)。我的工作并不輕松，一周7天都在努力壯大公司。我在經(jīng)費方面從不刻意節(jié)省。每天都打很多推銷電話進行硬性推銷。

banker's hours:Banker是銀行家。三十多年前銀行開門營業(yè)的短，從早上十點到下午兩、三點就結(jié)束了，銀行家的上班每天四、五個小時，于是人們就開始流行用banker's hours說法來特指安逸舒適的工作了。

cut corners: 節(jié)省開支；cold calls: 推銷電話；hard sells: 強行推銷,硬性推銷。

Sometimes I sold my signs at a loss.I did not make money on my product.When this happened, there were cut backs.I had to use fewer supplies and reduce the number of workers.But after several years, the company broke even.Profits were equal to expenses.And soon after, I began to gain ground.My signs were selling very quickly.They were selling like hotcakes.有個階段我虧本銷售廣告牌，這時只能降低成本。但數(shù)年之后，公司收支平衡了。不久之后，我開始發(fā)展壯大，我的產(chǎn)品開始暢銷。

at a loss: 虧本； cut backs: 削減開支,降低成本；broke even: 收支平衡；gain ground:發(fā)展壯大,贏得一席之地。selling like hotcakes：賣得火熱。

I was happy.The company was moving forward and making real progress.It was in the black, not in the red.The company was making money, not losing it.我非常高興，公司正穩(wěn)步推進。賬面出現(xiàn)盈余。

in the black: 贏余；in the red虧損，出現(xiàn)赤字。財務(wù)報表上通常用黑色字體表示贏余,紅色表示虧損。

My friend knew about my business.He is a leader in the sign-making industry – a real big gun, if you know what I mean.He offered to buy my company.My friend wanted to take it public.He wanted to sell shares in the company to the general public.我的朋友聽說了我的公司。他是廣告牌制作行業(yè)的領(lǐng)軍人物。他出家想收購我的公司并上市。big gun：大人物；take it public：上市。

My friend believed it was best to strike while the iron is hot.He wanted to take action at the best time possible and not wait.He offered me a ball park estimate of the amount he would pay to buy my company.But I knew his uneducated guess was low.My company was worth much more.He asked his bean-counter to crunch the numbers.That is, he asked his accountant to take a close look at the finances of my company and decide how much it was worth.Then my friend increased his offer.我的朋友認為最好趁熱打鐵。他就我的公司提出了一個大致報價。但我知道他的估算太低了，我的公司價值比他說的高多了。他便要求他的會計師核算并估價。隨后我的朋友提高了報價。

to strike while the iron is hot：趁熱打鐵；ball park estimate ：大致估計。ball park是棒球場，美國的棒球場規(guī)格不一，說到棒球場規(guī)格時通常是大致估計，從而產(chǎn)生了這個習(xí)慣說法。

My friend's official offer was finally given to me in black and white.It was written on paper and more than I ever dreamed.I was finally able to get a break.I made a huge profit on my company, and my friend also got a bang for the buck.He got a successful business for the

money he spent.我朋友的最終報價終于黑紙白字的交到我手里。我最終時來運轉(zhuǎn)，而我的朋友做的交易也物有所值。in black and white：黑紙白字；get a break：交好運，時來運轉(zhuǎn)；bang for the buck：物有所值。

I think people everywhere dream about having lots of money.I know I do.I would give anything to make money hand over fist.I would like to earn large amounts of money.You could win a large amount of money in the United States through lotteries.People pay money for tickets with numbers.If your combination of numbers is chosen, you win a huge amount of money – often in the millions.Winning the lottery is a windfall.A few years ago, my friend Al won the lottery.It changed his life.He did not have a rich family.He was not born with a silver spoon in his mouth.Instead, my friend was always hard up for cash.He did not have much money.And the money he did earn was chicken feed – very little.Sometimes Al even had to accept hand-outs, gifts from his family and friends.?But do not get me wrong.My friend was not a deadbeat.He was not the kind of person who never paid the money he owed.He simply pinched pennies.He was always very careful with the money he spent.In fact, he was often a cheapskate.He did not like to spend money.The worst times were when he was flat broke and had no money at all.One day, Al scraped together a few dollars for a lottery ticket.He thought he would never strike it rich or gain lots of money unexpectedly.But his combination of numbers was chosen and he won the lottery.He hit the jackpot.He won a great deal of money.Al was so excited.The first thing he did was buy a costly new car.He splurged on the one thing that he normally would not buy.Then he started spending money on unnecessary things.He started to waste it.It was like he had money to burn.He had more money than he needed and it was burning a hole in his pocket so he spent it quickly.When we got together for a meal at a restaurant, Al paid every time.He would always foot the bill, and pick up the tab.He told me the money made him feel like a million dollars.He was very happy.But, Al spent too much money.Soon my friend was down and out again.He had no money left.He was back to being strapped for cash.He had spent his bottom dollar, his very last amount.He did not even build up a nest egg.He had not saved any of the money.I admit I do feel sorry for my friend.He had enough money to live like a king.Instead, he is back to living on a shoestring--a very low budget.Some might say he is penny wise and pound foolish.He was wise about small things, but not about important things.(MUSIC)

第四篇：樹立正確的金錢觀

樹立正確的金錢觀

有人“視金錢如糞土”有人“將金錢奉為圭臬”不同的人的眼中對金錢的看法并不同，而怎樣才能正確運用、對待金錢呢？必須要有智慧的人才能正確對待。

在我看來，金錢能使人們的思想快速腐敗，也能讓人們的心靈變得美麗?！恫杌ㄅ窌杏幸痪涿裕骸敖疱X是好仆人、壞主人。”是做金錢的主人，還是做金錢的奴隸，這反映了兩種不同的金錢觀。如果成為金錢的主任，能得當?shù)厥褂?，那金錢則是造福于人類的好東西。如果成了金錢的仆人，那就是守財奴，使用不當，那么錢就會變成人們貪婪的工具。

在物質(zhì)的世界，我們不能做金錢的奴隸，要將金錢為己所用，做金錢的主人。《窮爸爸富爸爸》中這樣描述“窮爸爸”“富爸爸”：窮人在為錢而工作，富人讓錢為他們工作。富人買入資產(chǎn)，窮人只有支出。

作為大學(xué)生，我們雖然生活費有限，但是也可以從中分出一部分規(guī)劃理財，財富是支持一個人生存多長時間的能力； 閉口不談錢就像依賴錢一樣是一種心理疾??；我們學(xué)會先支付自己，況且把理財這個概念其實可以理解為節(jié)流和開源，目前我們暫時做不到開源，體驗一下節(jié)流也是極好的。

此外我們在日常生活中還要懂得節(jié)儉。不盲目消費，過度消費，從眾消費。

第五篇：演講稿——現(xiàn)在社會金錢觀

隨著新思想，新信息，新技術(shù)的爆發(fā)。人們只需要花短短的幾秒鐘的時間就可以在世界上的任意角落互相交流。人們的生活質(zhì)量變好了，追求變高了從而使得社會的競爭也越來越激烈了。越來越多的人為獲得更多的金錢和獎勵而去拼命工作。

拼命工作，獲得更多的金錢，生活質(zhì)量的進一步提高，這看似一個良性的循環(huán)。但這也使得這個社會爆發(fā)出了更多的問題。因為每個人的起點都是不同的。富的人越來越富，窮的人卻在原地踏步。而這一切的起因就是人們常說的“萬惡之源——金錢”。

錢不是萬能的，有錢是萬萬不能的。我們知道罪犯為了金錢而在光天化日之下進行搶劫，而圍觀的人們卻沒有人去協(xié)助抓捕罪犯。我們所聽到的，仍有大約1000000兒童在這個國家因為金錢承擔不起僅僅為了存活所需的消費，因此而矬學(xué)，甚至死亡。而那些巨資卻被富人們拿去舉辦一場場宴會，開一輛輛跑車，買一件件名牌。

在這個時代，我們有時候花費了金錢買到的卻是毫無價值的偽劣藥品，這些藥品非但沒有減輕病痛，還加劇了病情。我們花費了金錢買來了一件件看似完好的物品，而使用它時，常常會因為制造商為了減少金錢的花費而偷工減料，用了一兩次就壞掉。因為錢，很多人相信，賺錢是世界上必須要做的最重要的事情，為此他們甚至不惜犧牲道德和責(zé)任。

在這樣的時代，金錢決定了我們的是更強烈的競爭意識和效率，更愿意進行批判性思考和創(chuàng)造性地行動。難道金錢指引著我們這個世界的發(fā)展方向？不！我們應(yīng)該說那是我們?yōu)榱双@得金錢的欲望，它把我們帶向了更高的天空，也把我們引入萬丈深淵。然而，金錢只是一種工具，它可以讓你去想去的地方，但不會代替你操控金錢的位置。它會帶來可以滿足你欲望的手段，但它不會為你提供欲望。有些人企圖將因果倒置——試圖攉取頭腦創(chuàng)造的產(chǎn)物用來代替頭腦——那么金錢對于他們就是災(zāi)難。

那些不知道自己想要什么的人，是無法用金錢買來幸福的，如果他不想知道應(yīng)該要珍惜什么，金錢不會帶給他對價值的詮釋，如果他逃避去追求的選擇，金錢不會向他指出目的。蠢人用金錢買不來智慧，膽小鬼則買不到欽佩，無能的人買不到尊重。企圖用錢來做他的判斷，想收買優(yōu)秀的頭腦留為己用的人，最后只能成為他自身拙劣的受害者。智者將他拋棄，欺騙和詭詐卻來和他為伍，這是因為有一條他沒有發(fā)現(xiàn)的定律：人不能比他的金錢卑微。

金錢會永遠只是作為一個結(jié)果，而不會代替人的欲望成為原因。金錢是美德的產(chǎn)物，但它不會給你美德，不會補償人們因為貪婪所犯下的惡行。無論是物質(zhì)還是精神，金錢都不會讓你不勞而獲。

金錢它只是那么一個符號，一個表現(xiàn)你欲望的符號。。