There’s famous phrase on politics in ancient china, around 300 BC, Zhuangzi, a representative of Daoism gave the insight about his current society as follows: 窃钩者诛 窃国者侯 (Here is one who steals a hook - he is put to death for it: here is another who steals a state - he becomes its prince.)

That’s the reason why people despise the politics. Over three thousand years till now, we still see it’s proven true.

I feel that it’s from the same idea that there originated a phrase from the USA that

“If you owe your bank ten thousand dollars, you have a problem. But if you owe the bank ten million dollars, the bank has a problem”

We’ve seen the rehearsal in 2008, “too big to fail’, what do you think? Burying your head into the sand won’t solve the problem, 18 years later, it comes up in a more furious way. The problem is straight aw ...