In China, there is a phenomenon where many wealthy people today were often the most disobedient and mischievous children when they were young. The difference behind this is not about obedience or disobedience itself, but a deeper ability: subjectivity. A person lacking subjectivity, even if they master money-making skills, will find it difficult to truly create wealth, because the essence of wealth is not acquiring resources, but proactively identifying problems, creating value, and bearing the consequences. Restoring wealth-building ability is not about learning more ways to make money, but about rebuilding a person's ability to choose, take risks, and influence the world.