1. What is social capital?
Social capital is capital obtained through social relations.
The accumulation of social capital at a young age has great limitations.
The first is limited by region.
The second is not robust enough.
The third is the presence of obvious ceilings.
2. What is cultural capital?
Cultural capital refers to cultural goods delivered through educational actions.
Cultural capital includes three forms:
The first is personal, that is, it belongs only to you. Refining the spirits and refreshing the mind with poems are the spirits and spirits that have been studied hard in the past ten years.
The second is institutional, which refers to various diplomas, certificates and qualifications.
The third is objective, referring to your work.
In short, social capital and cultural capital can be exchanged and converted, but cultural capital is more likely to penetrate different strata and realize cognitive upgrading and stratum transition.
3. Why should someone help you?
Chinese interpersonal relationships are divided into instrumental relationships, mixed relationships, and emotional relationships.
Let "others" become "self"
Be kind to "others"
The Chinese often refer to people outside the circle as "outsiders."
After both men and women understand each other, they become "selfs".
