There are many reasons why the poor cannot become rich, but they can be summarized as follows:

1. Poor families bear a heavy burden. They have elderly people to support and young children to take care of. The elderly have no social security, no medical insurance, and no money.
2. Many poor people have a narrow knowledge and cannot understand the rules of the money game and business rules. It is easy for them to step into pitfalls and dig holes for themselves in investment and management.
3. Poor people do not have many learning opportunities or development opportunities, and can only exchange physical strength and time for money.
4. The network of the poor are all poor, the people around them with negative energy long and the good long are all people with low minds.
5. Poor people are born with a lot of wrong values ​​instilled in them, and their minds are full of subjective things.
6. Various money-making game rules in society set thresholds, poor people cannot enter, poor people are eliminated everywhere, and they are not given the opportunity to become rich. The richer the bank is, the more money it can lend. If you don't have money, not to mention that the bank won't lend, even if you borrow money from friends, everyone will keep their distance from you.
7. Poor people have a very different upbringing, learning environment, knowledge, and perspective compared to the rich. They are not on the same starting line at all.
8. Poor people always want to get rich quickly, which can easily backfire.
9. Many poor people, once they have a little money, can't resist the temptation and want to live a lavish lifestyle like the rich, indulging in extravagance and luxury, and as a result, the money quickly goes down the drain.
10. Poor people believe too much in emotions, morals, and relationships, these superficial things, without seeing the essence of benefits and the real rules of society.
11. Many poor people do not see the cost of time and waste too much time on useless people and things, and they get old without really developing.
12. Poor people do not have the capital to try and make mistakes. When they encounter opportunities, they hesitate to take risks, fearing that they will lose everything and be unable to live.
13. Poor people have a deep-rooted belief in continuing their family line. They have children blindly and are unwilling to invest money, energy, and time in education, always thinking that they can succeed without knowledge.
14. Poor people don't think they have any problems and are unwilling to change. They believe that everything they have now is caused by the country and others.
15. Poor people cannot withstand the setbacks in life. They cannot afford to lose. Once they lose, they will have even less capital, resulting in a vicious cycle.