Core Viewpoint - The perception of valuable assets is shifting from real estate and automobiles to health, skills, cash flow, and financial knowledge due to recent economic changes in China [1][3][5][12]. Group 1: Real Estate and Automobiles - Historically, real estate and automobiles were seen as the most valuable assets, with national average housing prices increasing from 2000 RMB per square meter in 1998 to a peak of 11,000 RMB per square meter in 2021, a rise of 5.5 times [1]. - In major cities like Shanghai and Shenzhen, average housing prices surged from 3,000 RMB per square meter to 60,000-70,000 RMB per square meter [1]. - Recently, from 2022 to now, average housing prices across the country have dropped by 30%, with significant adjustments even in core areas of first-tier cities [3]. Group 2: Health - The importance of health is increasingly recognized, with individuals prioritizing their well-being over work, leading to a rise in gym memberships and regular health check-ups [5][7]. Group 3: Skills - Possessing strong skills is crucial in the current job market, as it reduces the likelihood of being laid off and facilitates quicker re-employment if job loss occurs [7][8]. Group 4: Cash Flow - Stable cash flow is essential during economic downturns, allowing individuals to manage expenses and navigate unemployment without immediate financial stress [9][11]. Group 5: Financial Knowledge - Mastery of financial knowledge and investment skills is becoming increasingly valuable, as it helps individuals avoid losses and seize investment opportunities, especially as the economy recovers from deflation [12][14].