| We can sense this discrimination between different cities and regions not only in China, but also when we are away from China in a foreign country. To be honest I don't like the place where I was born and grow up. In a village that dominated by some family chains, a family with so many relatives there being bullied, their children being insulted, their property being stolen are common.
Who will care about small things like this? Since murders are not rare stories anymore? The reason of discrimination lies mainly in the people itself not where they are from. Those differences between people in different cities and regions are far beyond their geographic borders, they have their different culture. People who are better educated and better informed will behave better normally. In China the lost generation is still alive. The generation right after that are somewhat poisoned too. To solve problems by violence and money are still the most popular way to do it. Not all the people what to solve their problem by violence and money; they do it because they don't know the law or they don't trust the police. I'm glad to see some people are getting richer, but I'm worried about the problems in China. Not everything is as rosy and beautiful as the bund. Behind the neon light, how about the poor, the jobless, people who live in the countryside, the farmers! How about the people’s spiritual life? What they were educated to believe in Chairman Mao didn't bring them good live, the economic reform make them believe in Money, that's even more dangerous! |
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