I’ve discovered a secret: if a person exhibits the following behaviors, you can generally determine their bank balance with very high accuracy:

1. First: If someone always takes Didi, rides high-speed trains, and stays in budget hotels when going out, they probably don’t have much savings.
2. Second: If someone dresses casually but occasionally dines at high-end restaurants, they might have substantial savings.
3. Third: If someone often participates in free activities but occasionally buys expensive artworks or luxury goods, their savings could be considerable.
4. Fourth: If someone prefers cooking at home but regularly travels abroad, their bank balance might be quite healthy.
5. Fifth: If someone is always frugal, shopping only during sales, but has many high-end appliances at home, their savings might be ample.
6. Sixth: If someone rarely spends money but always offers to pay at gatherings, their bank balance could be quite good.