Dajia Picks

Family education is what your immediate relatives teach you after you come home.
Whether they spend all day playing mahjong and dancing and being unreliable, or they study with you, or explain how knowledge is applied in society.
This makes a difference. The former amounts to no education at all or serves as a bad role model. As for what the latter actually teaches, that depends on your family.

Agricultural bases, industrial bases, and investment/consumption bases. People naturally gravitate toward the latter—where returns are higher, that’s where they go. Robots, on the other hand, cluster in the former: labor-intensive locations.