From the moment humanity first formed societies, the world was stratified into classes; every country, every era, every group has them.
Different classes occupy different dimensions of interest, hence their value judgments on the same matter can greatly diverge.
At times, these differences can seem utterly contradictory.
For example, some people will never care about the currency fluctuations of foreign countries in their entire lives, while others wake up every day and the first thing they do is check this.
Some people watch the news only for outcomes, never considering the interest logic behind the news, while others sit in front of their TV every evening at seven, meticulously analyzing the details in the news with a notebook in hand.
In Hua Country, there are even specialized groups for dissecting news, which send out a QR code punctually at nine-thirty each night.
