The High Life of the Lower Generation

This two-volume book presents a comprehensive analysis of social phenomena, detailing the challenges faced by the lower class in Japan, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. It addresses issues such as declining salaries for college students, job fragmentation, increasing working hours, rising prices, limited career prospects, and the struggle to advance despite academic preparation. The second volume offers a redefined perspective on upper-class living, emphasizing the pursuit of personal fulfillment and dedication to one's passions. It advocates for a reorganization of time usage, the accumulation of meaningful assets, and the pursuit of a spiritually rich life to transcend the challenges of a lower-class environment and lead a truly affluent and purposeful upper-class life.