In the end, we're different.

So earlier I posted this link 請教我們如何不仇富 on fb and got replies from two people﹕

Person #1 disliked my post and suggested that there was some hatred against people from China in the link.

Person #2 sighed and I think understood what the point was.

What is so "amusing" about the link is simply what the rich girl said.  The reality is...if you're gonna buy a $345 million house and say you're just middle class, a lot of people are gonna have a problem with you.  Including me. I don't care if you're rich, nor will I hate you for it, but the way you talk is ridiculous.

As for the political side (which I really didn't even notice when I was reading), it all goes back to the HK vs China issues.  The truth is (and everybody knows it) that HK people and China people dislike each other and have a tendency to blame each other for their problems.

Person #1 is someone I see almost every day.  I'm the HKer, and she's not.  We get along and chat.  We work together very well.  We're friends.  But whenever something about HK or China comes up and things get political, or we're talking about certain values, we always have very different views.

At that point, it always hits me.....

In the end, we're different.