No matter which position McFan stands on to narrate, whether it is a radical or an activism, we should be alert from our own standpoint. right. There are many poor people in the United States, compared with China? The unemployment rate in the United States is high, at least there is a man named Mai Fat to interview and care, what about China? Only our huge poor group seems to be rarely cared about, and they have become outcasts who are not loved by their fathers and mothers. While enjoying the cheap daily necessities offered by the Celestial Dynasty, Midi complained about the soaring unemployment rate in the state for the next round of election, forcing the RMB to appreciate. The appreciation of the RMB, coupled with the nonsense financial turmoil, I wonder how many good people have lost the jobs they once tried to love but couldn't really love. At this time, who will stand up and care about them.
I believe that many people are like this. Today they are excitedly watching anti-capitailism documentaries, and tomorrow they will embrace cutest capitalism like nothing else. I am probably one of them, after all, I am used to it. How terrible a habit is probably needs no words to illustrate. But I still hope that the elites around me will get some inspiration after watching the film. After all, making a tiny difference is better than nothing. It may be a bit idealistic, but I always feel that if everyone can do something, the status quo will always improve.
Alright, let's go ahead and prepare for the American smile of tomorrow's IBMA class. ^ ▽ ^
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