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Differences between children's financial education in China and foreign countries.
This paper will discuss the differences between Chinese and foreign children's financial education to help readers better understand the differences between them.

Dad's money belongs to dad.

Children abroad think that their father's money belongs to their father and is obtained through hard work. If they want money, they must get it through labor and hard work.

Strive for wealth

Foreign children get a correct view of wealth, will work hard, have a lot of expectations for life, and want to gain wealth through hard work.

Dad's money is my money.

Children in China think that their father's money is my money, and they already have a lot of money without hard work.

Lack of spiritual wealth

China's father left his children only material wealth, which is a "double-edged sword" without spiritual wealth.

Cultivate children's financial quotient

It is very important to cultivate children's financial quotient. It is necessary to educate children from an early age to have a correct view of wealth and let them know how to strive for wealth and cherish it.