Why You Were Trained to Obey (And Rich Kids Are Trained to Negotiate) - Prof. Jiang

Why do poor parents command, while rich parents debate? It is not an accident—it is a social necessity.

In this segment, Prof. Jiang Xueqin explains the brutal logic of social hierarchy. He argues that poor children are raised to survive in a world where challenging authority leads to jail or unemployment. Rich children, however, are raised to negotiate, argue, and rewrite the rules.

We analyze: • The Authority Trap: Why obedience is a survival mechanism for the poor. • Negotiation as Power: The skill that separates the elite from the worker. • The "China Paradox": Prof. Jiang's personal story of why raising creative children made him an outcast among other parents.

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TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Society is a Hierarchy: Rich vs. Poor 01:30 - Poor Kids Obey, Rich Kids Negotiate 03:00 - The Strategy of "Fitting In" vs. Succeeding 06:00 - Prof. Jiang's Personal Parenting Story 08:00 - Why Social Structures are Rigid

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