Chinese parents are increasingly enrolling their children in expensive financial literacy camps, aiming to cultivate them into "little Warren Buffetts." These week-long programs, costing upwards of 12,800 yuan (US$1,900), teach basic financial knowledge, entrepreneurship, and wealth management. The camps have seen a surge in popularity over the past two years, with parents eager to give their children a head start in what is being called the "FQ race." AI
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