1. Give children a correct view of money. Let children know the source and value of money, and know that money needs to be earned through hard work. At the same time, help children understand the concept of financial management and let them realize that the use of money should be planned.

2. Inspire children to explore and learn. Let children know that knowledge and skills are more important than money. Persuading children to have a good career prospect depends not on comparison, but on learning and trying. We should also create learning conditions for children.

3. Give your child financial experience. Cultivate children's financial awareness and behavior from an early age, so that children can learn to count their own property and manage themselves. Let children know their spending power, learn self-management and avoid uncontrollable consumption.

4. Don't indulge children to spend money indiscriminately. Make sure that children have enough expenses to meet their needs. Teach children that what they want to have needs to be obtained by their own labor, and the appropriate purchase action can become smarter and wiser.

5. Guide children to realize their own values. Let children know that money can serve mankind, so it should not be the ultimate goal. We should try to be more interesting and enjoyable, not richer. Educate children to cherish the value of sex and help them open their minds and experience a better life.