This is the standard process of the "robber turning into a gentleman." In this fame and fortune arena, no one's first pot of gold is completely clean. If you want to be a saint, you won't make money; if you want to make big money, you have to lock your conscience in the safe at critical moments. Marx once said that when capital comes into the world, every pore from head to toe is dripping with blood and filth. But the clever part is the step of "getting ashore." When you hold a hundred billion yuan in assets, the once cunning plunder and brutal suppression instantly turn into "decisiveness in killing" and "business wisdom" in your biography. Taking out a small part of the change to do charity is not cutting flesh at all; it is paying the society a "hush fee," a "foot-washing cloth" to buy an entry ticket to high society. You used blood-stained means to seize 100 billion, then take out 100 million to build schools, set up funds, and help orphans. And the result? The public instantly forgets. They forget how you pushed your competitors to the brink, only remembering your kind and benevolent appearance during the ribbon-cutting ceremony. Put down the butcher's knife and become a Buddha on the spot. This was originally Buddhist compassion, but now it has become the most cost-effective "whitewashing" business for the wealthy.