Is poverty hereditary? How do you feel about poverty being a genetic disease?

In a sense, it is true that poverty is hereditary, but this "genetic disease" can be cured by the efforts of generations.

It's true that poor material conditions lead to poor education, and from this perspective, it's more difficult for poor children to change their destiny through hard work. Moreover, some of the poverty is spiritual poverty. When adults are used to being lazy and getting by, then what they pass on to the next generation is bound to be negative as well. If they work hard, pay attention to the education of future generations, and believe in "knowledge changes destiny", then getting rid of poverty will be just around the corner. There are many similar examples around us. Those who came from poor background but eventually got rid of poverty have inherited the quality of hard work and endurance from their fathers and grandfathers. They have made life better and better for their offspring through generation after generation.

Of course, poverty does bring obstacles to life, limits one's vision, and saps one's fighting spirit, but all this can be changed.

The only constant in this world is change. If you look into it, the vast majority of our grandparents experienced a life of poverty, and it was they who bled and sweated and fought hard to lay a better material foundation for future generations. It is the dedication of generation after generation of our forefathers that has made our lives more and more affluent, and these are indisputable facts. It can be seen that the temporary poverty is not terrible, the terrible thing is that you want to believe that poverty is a kind of "genetic disease", and thus give up resistance, give up the struggle.

Some people may say that these are chicken soup, so you think that self-pity and negativity can change anything? Facing up to difficulties is not exaggerating them, and I always believe that being positive and sunny brings positive energy. Get rid of poverty to start with yourself, work hard, teenagers!