After this wave of Futu, Tiger, and Changqiao, I increasingly feel that many things are actually quite realistic.

The most encouraged actions now are nothing more than buying a house, buying a car, getting married, paying social security, and trading A-shares; but what is truly restricted and watched are overseas accounts, U.S. stocks, off-market gold, cryptocurrencies, and foreign internet access.
Sometimes you'll find that if something has no value at all, people usually don't care whether you touch it or not.
Of course, I’m not saying that all restrictions are necessarily good, nor am I encouraging anyone to oppose rules.
It's just that over time, you'll realize that "the right to choose" itself is actually a scarce resource.
Many people think rules restrict behavior, but in fact, often what they restrict is a person's perspective and thinking boundaries.
You can choose not to do it, but at least you should know that there are other paths you can take. $SOL