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1. Mongolians should no longer hope to make a lot of money by selling minerals or selling domestic coal, copper, and uranium to make a lot of money and become rich. . . The probability of this is extremely low. And you need to consider ways to make money with small money and

2. big money with small projects. Government officials are not corrupt (if they are really corrupt, don’t spend a lot of money after taking it. You can secretly buy stocks or foreign high-quality assets to make money, and then support domestic youth or children to

3. receive better education), Ordinary people need to work hard to make money abroad as much as possible. After they have money, they will gradually become rich by investing in foreign countries. After having money in this way,

4. Mongolia's mining profits will increase significantly in the future, and only then will the truly wealthy Mongolians become rich. This process is very long, it takes at least two generations for officials, and it takes one generation for ordinary people to become rich.

Just wait for the success of Elon Musk's starship; such a large-scale project cannot be confirmed in a short time, not to mention the attitude of China in transportation. . .

5. Mongolians need to know how to cooperate with each other. I heard an example: After Japan's defeat in World War II, it was very difficult at home. Some people organized Japanese women to go to foreign countries for prostitution to earn foreign exchange and US dollars,

6. and to start businesses to achieve success. . . , the example is not worth referring to, but there must be such a sense of cooperation. . .