From the racing case to Deng Yujiao's case, a simple case can turn into a public event, but this is only a concrete reaction of hating the rich and officials. Why is there so much hatred for the rich and officials in society? This comes from the arrogance of power and money. It is the arrogance of power and money that leads to the tendency of upper oligarchy and lower populism, which Tsinghua University sociology professor Kumar said. As Guma analyzed: In other societies, including western societies, most of the upper classes have to behave with their tails between their legs. Can you think about it? However, in China today, the upper classes of society are becoming more and more overbearing: since I think so, of course I said so. What dare you do? ! The upper class's indifference to the feelings, understanding and reactions of others has caused the populism of the lower class. As long as they are elites, as long as they are high-level, they will be scolded for speaking and doing things. Now, every time the so-called elite and elite have a scandal, it has become a small festival for people to revel on the Internet. Such a scene is a vivid portrayal of the relationship between superiors and subordinates in China today. This feature, together with the ideological factors that have been entangled for a long time, will lead to the rupture of China society. Where there is society, there is conflict. Many conflicts are not terrible. What is really terrible is the conflict caused by the formation of social fault zones. What is worrying is that if China doesn't do well, it will form an ideological main fault zone in the form of upside down. What a superior says to a subordinate is abusive, and what a subordinate says to a superior will be disdainful. Therefore, the upper oligarchy and the lower populism are two phenomena that we must be vigilant at the same time. If we can't fundamentally solve the cause of hating officials and the rich, it will cause the corresponding butterfly effect.