After the movie began, Masao Ishihara and Saki Ishihara stopped talking. She focused on the screen, but he was distracted.

Masao Ishihara had watched the Korean masterpiece "If Love Is the Will" in his previous life. Although he has not been viewed 17 times, he has not only watched it once.

When young people watch "If Love Is the Will of God", they will naturally be moved by the love between the male and female protagonists. Now when he watches it again, the angle has already changed.

The heroine is the daughter of a member of Congress, while the hero is a poor boy from the countryside. Only in the past era in South Korea can he become a classmate.

Today's South Korea is more precise than just South Korea. Even in today's Japan, and in mainland China twenty years later, children from either wealthy or noble families and children from poor families are more like two parallel lines that never intersect, and it is almost impossible to teach in the same classroom.

Masao Ishihara knows about the current South Korea. Most of the students who can get into prestigious universities have long been no longer children from poor families.

Only two-thirds of the students who were able to get into Seoul University, which was later Seoul University, came from poor families.

In addition to Mongolia, the entire East Asian country attaches great importance to education. Koreans and North Koreans have this saying, "It is better to sell the oxen at home than to let their children study."

Most of South Korea's educational resources are concentrated in Seoul, especially Gangnam District. The concept of school district housing has long been deeply rooted in South Korea.

During the reign of Chun Doo-hwan, in order for someone to actively live in the newly developed Gangnam District, he ordered that all the good schools in Seoul must be relocated there.

With this move, the parents of Seoul students immediately rushed to Jiangnan District like hungry wolves to buy a house. All kinds of cram schools followed.

In today's Korea, the necessary condition for a student to get into a prestigious university is to be the first, and the wallet of his grandfather or father must be thick enough.

If this is not the case, you will basically be out of the way for cram schools, kindergartens, primary schools, junior high schools and high schools with famous teachers. As for school district housing, you can't afford it.

Even if you can pass your intelligence and talent, you still have to spend a lot of time traveling from Jiangnan District to the edge of your home. The solution is either to live in the nearby examination institute or rent a house.

No matter which one you choose, it will be an additional family expense. Not to mention poor families, even ordinary middle-class families in South Korea will be a considerable burden.

The second is that my mother has a strong ability to inquire about relevant information. Prestigious universities are a good choice, there are only a few. As for the quality of cram schools, they are uneven.

In South Korea, students and parents are not afraid of spending money to tutor their children, but are afraid that they will not achieve the expected results after studying.

The third is that the family needs to have certain personal connections and social resources. Otherwise, the personal extracurricular resume will not be favored by famous universities.

One is to volunteer in Africa or Southeast poor countries during holidays, while the other is to do odd jobs in the country. In comparison, it is obvious that the former is more competitive and advantageous than the latter.

Some things are tacitly public secrets. After graduating from college, students from good backgrounds will not only be easier to enter big-name enterprises, but also more likely to succeed in the future. For schools, such students can add luster to their alma mater.

When Masao Ishihara thought of this, he naturally thought of the male protagonist in the movie who finally joined the army to the battlefield, causing blindness in both eyes.

In his opinion, young Koreans have no choice at all. If they can't study and become test-workers, and their background is not good, they will not improve much in the rest of their lives.

Once the war breaks out, they are cannon fodder. In the absence of war, the probability of them turning over through their own efforts is slim.

For ordinary people, the greatest benefit is that they can avoid the pain of war, be able to eat and wear and have a small nest.

Why Park Yilin was able to make up her mind and use her first time as a bargaining chip is not without reason. She has been beaten by social sticks and has recognized the cruel reality of South Korea earlier among her peers.

A top student who graduated from a prestigious university like her did not live the happy life she wanted. According to what she talked to herself afterwards, she thought at the time that she was born in an ordinary family and was getting older day by day.

This leaves little time for yourself. After all, the best time for girls is about to pass, and the rest is to go downhill day by day. Instead of giving the so-called love and the man you love the most, it is better to take the initiative and make a fortune.

Even if she lost her precious first time, it would not have much negative impact on her future marriage with another man. As it turned out, she won the opportunity to work in Karuizawa Group.

Later, she bet again, and the bet was pregnancy. As a result, she won again, not only got a quick promotion and salary increase, but also had a backstage and a house in Jiangnan District.

According to Park Yilin's original words, although it was dangerous, she finally won. Her precious first time was not given to the wrong man, but instead produced a Matthew effect, and the winner took all.

She was completely not the kind of young and beautiful girl who had no brains. She didn't think about the bad consequences before, but had thought about them a long time ago.

The choice before her is to bet and have a chance. If she doesn’t bet, she will not even have any chance. Being able to have a good future means that her descendants can also have a good future.

Even if she doesn't have a good future, then her descendants will not have a good future. After all, Korean society is like this.

Can she change the entire country and society? It is absolutely impossible. Since it cannot be changed, then try to integrate into it desperately.

As a chaebol, Masao Ishihara naturally understands the mystery. Although the company does not make it clear, it will give priority to recruiting men in secret.

It is because women can only be used as men, while men can be used as animals. Men's exploitation is of greater value than women.

What's more, countries like Japan and South Korea, let alone, overtime culture is prevalent after all. If you really agree with that sentence, you will not be able to adapt if you don't work overtime one day.
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