Under the skyscrapers of Manhattan, New York, glamorous elites shuttle between high-end office buildings, while just a few steps away on the streets, the homeless huddle in tents, struggling to survive in the cold wind. This is the most real picture of wealth gap in the United States. A handful of billionaires control most of the country’s wealth and enjoy top education and medical resources, while the bottom class is overwhelmed by high rent and inflation. They work multiple odd jobs but still can hardly make a living. Class solidification narrows the upward channel, and the so-called “equal opportunity” is just a self-deceptive lie.