In the first half of the year, he marveled at the construction of the Vulcan Mountain Hospital in China in ten days, saying that "the United States has not installed a cable TV so fast."
Recently, he suddenly commented on the Chang'e-5 moon landing and satirized that China would infect the new crown virus to aliens.
In the first half of the year, he criticized Trump for calling the new coronavirus a "Chinese virus" and turning the press conference into a racially discriminatory debate.
Recently, it has hinted that the coronavirus is from Wuhan, accusing China of concealing the truth about the outbreak at the beginning.
Trump is very Chinese, Biden is going to step on China, is he a "chameleon"?
Yes, he admitted in his autobiography that growing up in South Africa made him a "chameleon" who wandered across different races.
He was born in segregated South Africa to a white father and a black mother, and as an illegitimate child, he was born guilty.
Because he wasn't white enough and black enough, black people treated him as white, white people took him as black, he was a lonely alternative.
Forced by the environment, he can speak six or seven languages, and with his comedic talent, he has become a traffic star in the talk show industry.
He is Trevor Noah, a south African-born comedian with an illegitimate son raised by a single mother and a long-sleeved dancer.
Break through the curse of the original family: dark childhood, bright mentality
Trevor's English is Trevor, so netizens call him Treva.
In 2011, he came to the United States from South Africa to develop, and he hosted "Tonight Show" and later "Daily Show", becoming a popular anchor in the United States.
He was a victim of racial discrimination in South Africa, and was born in 1984 when the South African Back Germany Act stipulated that whites and blacks could not have children, otherwise men were sentenced to 5 years in prison and women to 4 years.
His father, a white German swiss and a black Xhosa mother, would be sent to an orphanage if discovered and his parents would go to jail. The bill was not repealed until he was 5 years old, when Mandela was released from prison.
Speaking of why parents "fight against the wind", Triwa humorously said:
"My mom was ambitious about finding a white man, and my dad, you know, the Swiss love chocolate the most!"
Therefore, most children are the crystallization of their parents' love, and Triva is not only the crystallization of love, but also the crystallization of crime.
Growing up he couldn't walk with his parents, not alone with one of them, because he was darker than white, whiter than black, just like his own analogy: Dad was white chocolate, Mom was dark chocolate, and I was milk chocolate.
He was going to walk away from his father in the park, and if he accidentally shouted "Daddy", his father would be scared and run.
Mom would invite a friend of color for a walk and ask her to take Triva with her, while Mom would follow behind and act like a maid.
Except for those few walks in the park, his childhood memories were almost entirely in the house. Except for his brothers from relatives, he didn't know children of the same age. So he was used to being alone, reading, playing with toys, fantasizing with his brain, and being lonely like a left-behind child.
His entire childhood was filled with poverty and hunger, he was raised by his mother alone, and life in the family was extremely difficult, often eating caterpillars.
Once he bit off a bug, and the yellow-green juice flowed into his mouth, and he instantly thought I'm eating bug, felt very disgusted, and cried bitterly.
In her career as an anchor, Triva never sold miserably, but he would use jokes to ridicule the hardships of black people in South Africa, and he once told a paragraph:
In the United States, white friends often ask me, "Brother, shall we go camping?" ”
"Why camping?"
"That's very interesting, there is no water and no electricity, only we are outdoors, even to go to the toilet can only find a pit ..."
I said, "That's my old life, and you know how hard it took me to keep myself from having to live a camping life?" Every day!
Every morning I wake up and say: Thank God, I don't have to camp anymore! ”
This is how Triva uses his witty but not vulgar, funny and not superficial passages to build bridges of communication between different races, let people understand each other's differences and bitterness, and convey the bitterness of life with a bright mind.
In 2018, Trump stood up for justice accused of sexual assault, arguing that men would be falsely accused of sexual assault and that men were victims of the anti-sexual harassment campaign.
Cui Wa grew up seeing the fact that her mother was violated by domestic violence, and bravely justice for female victims:
"The real victims are women, and there are a few men who have been stigmatized for sexual assault, but how many women have actually been sexually assaulted?"
He keenly saw the unreasonableness of the powerful and the helplessness of the vulnerable, and constantly defended the rights and interests of the weak through the program, inspiring and inspiring many people.
After Cui Wa herself had enough food and clothing, she began to devote herself to public welfare and charity.
He founded the Trevor Noah Foundation to help orphans and young people in need in South Africa with education, life skills and more.
From his humble childhood, he embarked on an inspirational path to success; he learned to adapt and survive in poverty and hunger; he survived discrimination and oppression, and he would help the weak to call for fairness.
Triwa's childhood experience and original family are mutilated in imperfections, imperfections in imperfections, but he can live without leaving scars.
It's really all to one person, and that's the mom he calls a "strong warrior."
Optimistic and fearless mother:
Born with a sinful origin, there is a loving life behind it
In 2018, Triva did a talk show called "Patricia Is My Mother" to express her respect for her mother.
Triwa said: "My mother is the most social person I have ever met, she is not afraid of anything, nothing can scare her." ”
Indeed, this woman is not simple.
She was sent to work as a laborer on the farm at the age of 9, but secretly went to church school to learn English; she returned home at the age of 21, took a secretarial course on her own initiative, found a job as a typist, and became a rare black white-collar worker in South Africa.
She wanted a child, chose a high-quality and highly intelligent father to give birth to Triva, but because of racial segregation, she could not get married, and could only risk the shame of being called a "prostitute" and struggle in front of a single mother.
Triva once asked her mother if it was very hard for me to grow up alone without a husband. She said confidently:
"Just because I don't live with men doesn't mean I don't have a husband. God is my husband. ”
Because she is a Christian who cannot be more devout.
She would risk her life to go to church, even if she encountered a bandit on the road, and when she jumped out of the car, she would say: This is Jesus' temptation, part of God's plan, let us experience this, there must be his reason.
Although life is full of pain, she never complains, she often says: "You can't control how others treat you, but you can control your own reactions." ”
Whether there was a war or a riot at home, she just had to do what had to be done—she went to work, and her son went to school.
She was never afraid of anything: "If God is with me, who can do me badly?" ”
Her frugality is legendary, and she spends all her money to buy food and books to create a rich spiritual world for her children.
She picked up books donated by white people and went home, mailing them with the only money she had, and Triwa developed a habit of loving reading from an early age. Growing up without exposure to pop music and only listening to church music, his mom hoped he would "never be polluted by pornographic and violent content.".
She took Triva to every park in Johannesburg, visited white neighborhoods, and did what only white kids do: skating, watching car movies, picnicking, and more.
Her idea was: even if Triwa could not live without the slum for a lifetime, she should let him know that the slum is not the whole world.
Now it seems that all her intentions have not been in vain.
Triva grew up in a noisy and violent black neighborhood, but she was influenced by a white culture of self-esteem and self-confidence, unlike her relatives around her, who only bowed down.
Has Triva ever complained about her mother? Yes! She found a murderous and violent stepfather, Abel, for him, and made the family suffer.
Every time the stepfather was violent, the mother would call the police, but unfortunately there was a sequel every time. She said to Triva, "Pray for Abel, because he doesn't hate us, he hates himself." ”
The young Triva couldn't understand the logic of this statement at all: "If he hates himself, why don't he beat himself?" ”
Until his mother tried everything to divorce her stepfather, Abel took a pistol and nearly murdered her mother.
During the murder, the pistol was jammed four times, and finally shot from the back of the head, through the head, the bullet like a way, bypassing all the important nerves and organs, only a small piece of skin in her left nostril, although it looked like her face was full of blood and miserable.
When Triwa first arrived at the hospital, she thought her mother was going to die, but her mother forced herself to endure the pain and comforted him: "You have to see the good side." ”
"Where's the good side?" Mom, you've been shot in the head by a bullet. He cried.
"Absolutely. From now on, you are officially the best looking person in this family. ”
Triva couldn't help but laugh as she cried, and her mother took his hand tightly and laughed with him...
This is a mother who has just picked up a life and is busy making her son happy.
Maybe God really loved this pious and great woman, and it was miraculous that her mother didn't even have to do surgery after she was shot in the head by a pistol, and was discharged from the hospital four days later and went to work normally after seven days.
On the other hand, his mother kept him in contact with his biological father until he had a tyrannical stepfather, cutting them off.
When Triwa was 24 years old, she had been missing from her father for more than 10 years, and her mother asked him to find his father's whereabouts, and he thought timidly that maybe his father had forgotten himself.
But at the moment of the encounter, the father pulled out a thick scrapbook, full of insignificant news about Triva: the newspaper mentioned his name, the club's program list...
He endured without crying, more than ten years of loss of love, as if in that moment was filled, the feeling of being silently loved, it was so good!
Therefore, although Triwa bears a naturally sinful origin, she has always lived a life of love behind her back, he has pain, but he has never lacked love.
In fact, everyone will face setbacks and blows, and they do not have to turn themselves into victims of anger and live unhappily.
There are many paths in life that can be bypassed but do not have to give in, move forward optimistically and positively, and always love and enjoy life.
At the end of his autobiography Born Guilty, published in 2016, he said:
"I want to thank my mother, who brought me into this world and made me who I am now, and the kindness I owe her will never be repaid."
Laugh at the imperfect world: only humor, no hate
In the magical land of South Africa, there are 11 official languages, and Triva inherited her mother's talent for languages, most of which he is proficient in.
At the same time, he also continued his mother's comedy gene, whether it is conflict or discrimination, he can humor it.
During South Africa's long apartheid years, people were treated differently by skin color, and Triva could only integrate herself into different groups by speaking each other's language, becoming a "chameleon".
It was this ability to imitate language that laid a solid foundation for his future comedy performances.
Whether the other party is estranged, judged or attacked, he allows the other party to accept him and recognize him in the shortest possible time by "speaking your language".
He uses his sense of humor to become a pistachio in the crowd, always making people around him laugh. He knew how to survive in difficult circumstances, and humor and language talent became instincts for flattery and survival.
As a mixed-race bastard, he has experienced too much humiliation, discrimination, and exclusion, and when he was four or five years old, when he heard others scold him, he would sadly ask his mother: "What do others do to us racism?" ”
Mom said, "Baby, we took their racism, mixed it with our love for Jesus, and gave it back to them." ”
At the time, he thought the woman was crazy, but he secretly made a decision: never let the racist have the privilege of seeing the pain he inflicted on me.
Once, after arriving in the United States, Triva was walking down the street when a white man who was driving a pickup truck shouted at him, "Get out of here, nigger." ”
Triva smiled and stepped forward to him, "Hello, nigger! ”
He laughed and recalled: The other party looked at his hands in fright, as if I had actually blackened him with magic.
It took decades for Triva to understand what her childhood mother meant by "mixing our love for Jesus and then giving them back."
It turns out that in the face of love, any hostility and hatred will be helpless.
At the age of 22, with the encouragement of his cousin, he stepped onto the stand-up stage in Johannesburg, he was good at making fun of his own hardships, adding the malice of others to love, turning it into a funny baggage, and he quickly became a shining new star in the South African comedy world.
At the age of 28, he went to the United States to develop, and his talk show "one-man show" often performed the effect of "comedy sketches", and he could play several roles by himself, with a variety of styles and exquisite imitation ability, supporting a rich stage effect.
Cleverly using his "learning who is like whom" language talent, "ancestral" humor, unique grassroots perspective, sensitivity to popular preferences, Triwa's jokes deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, he quickly became a great success.
In 2018, he was named one of the world's 100 most influential people by Time magazine, when he was 34 years old.
Christine Greer, an associate professor of political science at Fortham University, said of him, "In today's torn America, Trevor largely offers an almost outsider's perspective. ”
Cui Wa has the rudder of the bottom survival, but the sharpness of humor is a kind of advanced wisdom, which not only respects others, but also expresses herself, but also drives the atmosphere, and these Cui Wa have done it.
Everyone can be like Triva, a magician who dissolves hurt, violence and injustice, because all the suffering in life is also a gold mine that can tap into happiness.
Where is there any use for a lifetime to heal childhood, if your humor is greater than hatred, we all have the ability to laugh at the imperfect world.
Friendliness and counter-bite to China: He's a traffic star
Trump once deliberately described the new crown virus as a "Chinese virus" at the press conference, and Cui Wa immediately smelled the stereotype, saying:
"The world's trump can turn the press conference on the global epidemic into a debate about racial discrimination. Who's going to do that now and how? ”
He has repeatedly publicly intimidated the president on the show, winning both eyeballs and a large number of audiences who oppose racial discrimination, and he has a keen sense of attention to the economic era.
As an African-American stand-up comedian, why is Cui Wa friendly to China?
Because during the apartheid era in South Africa, Chinese classified as black, while the Japanese enjoyed white treatment.
In his autobiography Born Guilty, he recounts how the police in South Africa during apartheid screened Japanese and Chinese, because it was not visible from the outside, and when they saw an Asian sitting on a bench that "only white people can sit," he would say:
"Hey, get out of that chair and Chinese!"
"I'm sorry, I'm Japanese."
"Oh, I'm very sorry, sir. I didn't mean to be racist. Have a nice afternoon. ”
Although the text is light and ridiculous, as a Chinese, how can you not be sad to read here? The core of all comedy is full of tragic backgrounds, which is an excellent example of China's "poverty and backwardness will be beaten".
The racial classification of Japanese and Chinese once confused Triwa as a child, who originally thought that racial discrimination was only related to the color of his skin, and his mother's skin color was dark, and his own skin color was also dark, so he fell into the humble situation of being racially discriminated against.
But why is it that the same yellow skin can still distinguish between the north and south poles?
Later, he learned that although they were also yellow-skinned, because of japan's economic wealth, The Japanese could sit on an equal footing with whites, while China was a backward and underdeveloped country at that time, so Chinese was discriminated against like blacks.
He felt that Chinese and he, as a black man, shared his fate.
Last year, Cui Wa expressed dissatisfaction with Trump's blocking of Huawei in the program, believing that the United States lags behind China in 5G technology, and uses political means to suppress Chinese companies, which is "playing dirty".
He first affirmed Huawei's leading position in 5G technology, and many people said that the United States had lost the game technically. He went on to say, "America is lucky because we have a crazy guy who likes to play dirty," and although he didn't name it, he put a picture of Trump on it, "but he did know how to mess with other people's things."
As a country that was once backward, what kind of painstaking efforts and efforts must be made to catch up with developed countries like the United States? Growing up in South Africa, he understands that China is not easy and sympathizes with Huawei's burden.
The video of this Triwa program, even CCTV has been reported in the news, for a time, Trevor Noah's name and his talk show, in China circle countless fans.
In December, the U.S. outbreak entered an unprecedented phase, with one or two people dying of COVID-19 every minute, shocking the WHO.
Unfortunately, the US government did not reflect on the mistakes of the anti-epidemic work, and public opinion also tried to find a scapegoat for this man-made disaster, so Cui Wa skillfully used the public sentiment to suddenly change her attitude toward China by one hundred and eighty degrees, and began to use his humor to blacken China.
Many Chinese netizens expressed disappointment and anger, directly to Cui Wa powder black, if you understand his growth process will find that this is a traffic star from the bottom of South Africa should look like.
In the face of racial discrimination against black people and sexism against women, he will resolutely stand on the side of the weak, ridicule the hegemony of the powerful, and seek justice for the weak.
But today, when the epidemic broke out in the United States, no one in the United States wants to be responsible for this major disaster, but instead works together to create a black pot and hold it on China's head. Cui Wa is in the middle of it, using the anti-bite China to please the people.
Whether it is his friendship and kindness to China, or the mockery and slander of the sudden change of painting style, it is fully in line with the sleek philosophy of a long-sleeved and dancing "chameleon".
For his transformation, many netizens said that they could not accept it.
In fact, to tell the truth, everyone is an adult, is it true that others praise you a few words, and you take others as good people? Who says that if you say a few bad words, you will treat others as bad people?
Adults, all a little more mature.
If he says that you are not good in a few words, but quietly donates money to you and donates masks, then you can still regard him as a good person; if he praises you every day and supports Taiwan independence behind your back, this kind of person will still fan him even more!
Triva is very inspirational, and his mother is also a model of parenting. If you can learn it, you can learn it, and if you can't learn it, you can read it as a story. In the future, how long the heart, don't let anyone praise two sentences and take people as good people. The "pig killing plate" is so deceived.
Believe me, a traffic star, absolutely not so simple.
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