Jessica Kingdon discusses the parallels of the American dream and the Chinese dream that she witnessed while filming her Oscar-nominated documentary “Ascension”: “The one thing that they both have in common is this quest for upward mobility and this belief in the system that you’ll be rewarded materially for your hard work, and are able to work yourself up to a middle-class lifestyle, which of course we know is not true for everyone.” #DailyShow
Ascension
ReplyTurn the volume up there Daily Show Media Manager.
ReplyYes
ReplyWait, China is Communist, aren’t they all supposed to be almost equal in wealth?
ReplyWhat a lovely lady!
ReplyChina is colonizing Africa
ReplyThat’s great..thanks
ReplyLife can be accidentally poetic, and it’s about the patience to allow those moments to emerge. There is a story being told by the way people live. <3
ReplyFascinating… *objective observation* is so underrated as a learning tool. Also I like the green hair
Reply*Everything reeks inflation in the economy…. I don’t know who, however a person desires to pay attention to this, you have to stop relying on the government and saving all of your money . Venture into making an investment a few in case you actually want monetary freedom*.
Reply“economic rise” you mean “ascending”? Pretty cucked here
ReplyI tried pirating this months ago, but it was nowhere to be found. Hopefully now it’ll be popular enough to be available for download.
ReplyAs a westerner that’s lived in China for over a decade,
Replythe biggest thing the American dream and the Chinese dream have in common,
is the country they’re achieved in.
I like this dude not only how he makes ridiculous things less offensive but also how he makes this tuff things in the world sounds so much fun. lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyLaowhy86 and serpentza for the same content with a South African accent
ReplyTrevor noah is doing different things with interview, not caring about views
Replyfeelings flow,
Replyemotions are feelings + psychology.
emotions can be seen as layered feelings
or pivots between or throughout feelings.