In recent years, a prevailing trend has emerged wherein children are increasingly enrolled in cram schools from an early age to bolster their chances of gaining admission into prestigious universities. Concurrently, there has been a noticeable uptick in children participating in sports clubs or music schools with aspirations of achieving world-class status as athletes, musicians, or singers. This phenomenon is not merely a reflection of parental efforts to nurture their children's passions and aptitudes, but also underscores a broader societal emphasis on securing financial prosperity for future generations. It serves as a poignant indicator of the growing pervasiveness of the notion that "money reigns supreme" in the hierarchy of values.
