The gap between the rich and the poor is a complex social issue, involving economic, educational, policy, historical, cultural and other factors. Simply attributing the gap between rich and poor to personal laziness or insufficient effort not only ignores the complexity of the problem, but may also exacerbate social injustice and division. As a member of society, we have the responsibility to look at this issue from a more comprehensive and fair perspective and promote constructive solutions. ### 1. **Emphasize personal responsibility** -**Promote success stories**: By telling some stories of success through personal efforts from poverty, the importance of personal efforts can be emphasized. These stories can inspire people, but it should be noted that these stories should not be used to ignore the existence of structural problems. -**Encourage self-improvement**: By promoting the importance of self-improvement, skills training and education, encourage people to change their economic situation through learning and hard work. ### 2. **Simplify the explanation of economic inequality** -**Ignore structural factors**: In publicity, minimize the discussion of structural factors (such as inequality in educational resources, policy bias, historical legacy issues, etc.), and focus on personal behavior. -**Emphasize equal opportunities**: Promote the concept of ”equal opportunities" to convince people that everyone has an equal chance to succeed, and success mainly depends on personal efforts. ### 3. **Use psychological effects** -**Confirmation bias**: Through the selective display of information, strengthen people's existing beliefs, such as the view that “success depends on hard work”, so as to make it easier for people to accept that the gap between rich and poor is determined by personal efforts. -**Attribution bias**: Use attribution bias to attribute success to personal effort and failure to personal laziness, thereby simplifying the explanation of the gap between rich and poor. ### 4. **Use media and social platforms** -**Selective reporting**: Selectively report stories that have changed their fate through personal efforts through the media, ignoring cases of poverty due to structural factors. -**Social media influence**: Use social media platforms to spread the view that “success depends on hard work” through influencers or opinion leaders to influence public awareness. ### 5. **The impact of the education system** -**Emphasize personal struggle**: In the education system, emphasize the importance of personal struggle and hard work, reduce the discussion of structural inequality, and thus shape students' views on the gap between rich and poor. ### 6. **Policy promotion** -**Simplify policy information**: When promoting policies, emphasize that the purpose of policies is to help those who are willing to work hard, not to solve structural inequalities. ### Conclusion Although the above-mentioned measures may convince the public in the short term that the gap between the rich and the poor is only due to personal laziness or insufficient effort, this kind of simplified propaganda may ignore deep-seated social problems and lead to increased injustice. As a member of society, we should look at the problem of the gap between rich and poor from a more comprehensive and just perspective, promote constructive solutions, and promote social fairness and harmony. **Appeal**: Let us work together to reduce the gap between rich and poor and create a more fair and inclusive society through education, policy reform and social support.