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The nation mentioned here in the title is definitely not Taiwan or any other developed countries.  EVERYTHING is going to be more and more expensive and only the salary stays the same.  Boff...that's frustrating.  Once I saw one speaking question-Describe the gap of rich and poor in your country.  To tell the truth, the gap is huge and deep as Mariana Trench.  While the rich are comparing who have the most expensive car, brand, villa or enjoying a lunch box costs 5000NT...etc. , there are families which only have a few hundred dollars in the bank and do not know where is their next stop.  Some would say that that's the world and that's what they deserve.  The rich they earn the money themselves and the poor they should try to make a living.  Is that really that easy as mentioned above?  This morning, I watched a TV program about one royal high school in Taichung.  The principle said proudly," Our goal is to form the future's leader and we give them the best...."  As far as I know, the tuition of the school is at least NT100,000 or more for one semester.  The video shows that they have the beautiful buildings which look like castle from the outside; morover, there is 10 students in the class who are taught in whole English by a foreign teacher.  Now, I got the question " Kids in rich family are getting stronger and powerful since young age due to high class education, then how could it be possible that the gap between the rich and the poor  will be smaller?"  

While thinking the question, I saw this video on abcnews.go.com- The Happiest Nation on Earth

The way their bank works impresses me a lot.  Take a look at the poor but the happiest nation http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?id=3352722