As far as I recall, expensive car, private jet and costly electronic asset are not wide available during my k era. Uh, that kind of consumer is fairly modern things. So this could not have been used as representation of something valuable. I guess so. Basically, many large house, cultivor land, golden twelve, social status and political powerions and symb status in the past. Many of these things are still considered important for having status in the society. They will matterine coming years. I believe that. I think that we are living in a more competitive, materialistic era. And we have intity to show our earth possession than that of our incer time. The concept you I believe it was much different during my grandparents generation. The, uh. Electronic graduate would be theter addition through during my the granded the symbol status, where the ownership, politicaluence, big houses and expensive.
Band 5+: Do u think it is difficult for grandparents
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I don't think it was as difficult for grandparents to establish status as it is today. Back in their time, things like large houses, land, gold, social standing, and political influence were the main markers of wealth and prestige. These things still hold value today, but the landscape has changed. We live in a more competitive, materialistic world where we feel the need to constantly display our possessions. The concept of status was much simpler in my grandparents' generation. They didn't have the same pressure to show off their wealth through expensive electronics or extravagant lifestyles. Instead, their status was built on more traditional foundations like family lineage, land ownership, and community standing.
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