Facing Feng Manman's accusations, Qian disdained.
"Work isn't equivalent to money. Housewives don't receive a salary, but they still work hard every day for their families. No matter what job you do or how much you earn, even the aunt cleaning the streets deserves respect as long as she's willing to work for a living. But you, a woman who uses her body as a tool, is clearly not worthy of respect. Are you blaming others for cleaning up your own mess?"
Qian's words were not just empty rhetoric. She stood as a high-paid elite, but she never looked down on any working-class people. Even restaurant waiters and street sweepers were treated equally by Qian; professions have no social hierarchy.
The only hierarchy is among people, like Feng Manman, who always want to gain without effort, and they are directly classified by Qian as despicable.
