At the end of the 1980s, if there were overseas Chinese in the family, his dog would be looked up to, and even the examination to find male and female friends was a plus.
"The moon in foreign countries is rounder than in China" is a very ironic sentence.
But now! I do not deny the prosperity of American high society, but what best represents the current state of society is the life of those at the bottom of society.
I used a set of real footage to document the current situation of life of the underclass in the United States, and the photos will be accompanied by illustrations.
To illustrate the authenticity of the photo, let me introduce the person who took the photo.
The photo was taken by my maternal cousin. He's a Ph.D., depressed, and 45 years old or single (age is a rough idea!). Because he couldn't read his passport) but that didn't prevent him from becoming a great translator, and he has been to more than 20 countries around the world so far.
U.S. visa
His work as a translator allowed him to combine money making, healing, and traveling.
It soothes the mood and broadens your horizons to learn as much as you can about the world.
He is a bully, obsessed with foreign languages, and in his days in China, he desperately studied and enriched himself.
He is now in a small town in Los Angeles, USA.
My photo below will give you an insight into life in a small-town American that you can't see in the media.
Americans are politically sensitive and have a very strong concept of participating in and discussing politics.
During the epidemic, some people wear masks.
Below is a set of shots of poor people.
It was a black woman with a head shadow of her cousin herself.
He told me that the woman had no shoes.
The man below has shoes but no feet.
These two pictures are put together, do you see the similarities, and the differences?
Such photos also include:
Tents sleeping on the streets are everywhere.
He also told me that he didn't dare to go close to the shoot, saying that they would hit people.
I have not been to the poor areas of our country, and I do not know much about their current situation, but in our Shandong, this situation will never occur.
The cousin said that it depends on the policy, and the welfare of the United States is very good, so these people have nothing to do and live on the relief, and there are four more and two less: there are more beggars, more drug addicts, more black people and more children in black people. Fewer people work, fewer white people have children.
The people here are very empty, they have to get by, and after a day is counted as a day, a month's relief money is spent in ten days, and they beg for food, or they are hungry.
However, they did not commit many crimes there, because the government's relief money was their hope, and they had money to spend in the past.
I thought blacks in America were struggling with poverty and death, but this picture tells me that whites are also poor.
This is a photo taken on the same day, which is quite ironic.
Thanks to my cousin for taking these pictures back, while this is not representative of the whole of America, it is at least a microcosm.
The following is a Chinese female beggar living in a small town in Los Angeles, who is afraid to shoot at close range because she is afraid of being beaten.
I don't know if she has a family in China, and I can't see her face in the pictures, but I still think how painful it would be for her family to know the current state of her life!
Prayer: Pray for those who are experiencing war and suffering, and may all be well.
I wish my cousin a speedy recovery, find a sweet lover, and form a home. I also wish him a foreign country to return to the embrace of the motherland as soon as possible after the work is over.