The world of Chinese style creates a prosperous era for girl groups

In the 20th century, America developed into the world's largest power. Whether it was economy, technology, or military, it was a crushing existence.

The slogan of freedom, democracy and equality he shouted deeply attracted people around the world. The "American Dream" is not only a dream for young Americans but also for people around the world.

There was once an ignorant and fearless young man in China who once said: "The moment you set foot on American soil, even the air is sweet."

Today in the 21s, more than 20% of graduates from China's best university, Qingbei, still go to the United States to study every year and then take root in the United States; contributing their own strength to the U.S. economy, technology, and military.

The United States is still the dream home that people all over the world dream about.

The moment Zhao Yishen stepped off the plane, he deliberately took a deep breath and said, "The air is not sweet at all. It just smells of fucking dust and rotting plants."

Miami International Airport has been in operation for nearly 100 years. It was officially opened in 1928 and underwent modernization in 1988.

Around 2001, it became the most important airport in the United States. In terms of international freight alone, Miami Airport ranked first in the United States. Miami International Airport is also an important gateway for the United States to connect Central and South America. It is one of the four major hubs of American Airlines, and it is also one of the U.S. airports that can go to Cuba.

After three more years of repairs, the century-old Miami Airport also underwent a large-scale modernization thirty years ago, but the entire airport facilities, environment, and modernization level are not comparable to China's Yancheng International Airport. .

Cracked floor tiles, peeling paint on the walls, and overgrown weeds are all trivial matters. The unpleasant smell of decaying plants fills the entire airport runway and even the airport hall.

By the way, the air-conditioning in the airport lobby is non-existent. In June, Zhao Yishen’s shirt was completely wet on his back.

"Free America, shooting every day!"

Zhao Yishen, who had just walked out of the airport and was about to find a taxi to go to the set, suddenly heard a burst of gunfire.

When he was still confused and didn't know if it was gunshots, firecrackers, or some other sound, he saw all the passersby nearby covering their ears and lying on the ground.

He was the only one standing there in a daze on the entire road outside the airport.

Gunshots rang out several times in succession, but no one was seen holding a gun on the road, and no one was seen running. Everyone was lying on the ground.

A few seconds after the gunfire stopped, the pedestrians around him stood up calmly, patted the dust on themselves, and continued walking as if nothing had happened, as if they were used to this kind of thing.

"Sure enough, he is a powerful and noble American citizen. His psychological quality and adaptability are beyond the reach of ordinary people like us. He can treat the shooting incident as if nothing happened. But I can't. I'm scared." Zhao Yishen began to worry about his life.

But now that I have arrived in Los Angeles, I have to do what needs to be done.

Zhao Yishen took a taxi to director Luo Xian's set.

What he saw along the way made Zhao Yishen very curious and puzzled.

The walk from the airport is a bustling commercial street, but both the surrounding shops and the asphalt roads are full of potholes and dilapidated.

It doesn't matter if it's just dilapidated. Zhao Yishen has also read the news and knows that the United States does not focus on infrastructure. Government funds are used to develop the financial market instead of improving civil infrastructure.

But almost no one was walking on the empty streets, and most of the shops on the roadside were closed. Only from time to time, a few sexy young women in cool clothes were seen standing at the entrance of the alley and looking around.

He also winked at Zhao Yishen who was looking out of the car: "Hi, baby!"

Americans are really free. Women standing on the street can casually look for their customers on the street in broad daylight under the sun. This is much better than China; when this happens in China, it must be at night, and it must be on a dark and desolate street, and Not this kind of main road connecting to the airport.

If there were just a few street girls, they wouldn't intimidate the unsophisticated Zhao Yishen.

As the taxi continued to move forward, apart from the occasional street girl, a large number of homeless people sleeping on the roadside could be seen on the unchanging streets.

The homeless people sleeping on the roadside are of all colors and ages, and there seem to be too many of them. At almost every intersection, three to four homeless people can be found sleeping there, or sitting on the ground with dull eyes.

There were men and women, old and young, sitting casually on the roadside. Their clothes were in tatters, and some women even exposed their breasts, but they just stood there indifferently.

There are also some people who walk with strange postures and behave strangely. The most important thing is that their eyes are dull and dull.

When someone lights up a cigarette, you'll find other homeless people surrounding them.

People urinate randomly on the street, including women; there are also people who vomit, and there seem to be drug addicts gathering in groups. During the 20 kilometers from Miami Airport to the location of the crew, Zhao Yishen saw the real life of people in the truly free America.

Zhao Yishen, who was sitting in the back seat of the taxi, opened a can of beer because the weather was too hot.

"NONONO, in the United States, it is illegal to open beer on the road or in a taxi. Don't do it." The white driver explained kindly.

"Illegal? Are you telling me it's illegal? I've seen people gathering together to take drugs in broad daylight on the roadside here. Don't they violate the law? I just drank a can of beer." Zhao Yishen, who lacked knowledge, was confused.

The white driver, who looked to be about forty or fifty years old, explained seriously: "In the United States, smoking marijuana is indeed not illegal, but opening beer cans on the road is illegal. Man, don't do that, it will cause trouble to the police."

Zhao Yishen, who laughed in anger, shook his head helplessly: "OK, I won't drink. It's illegal. OK, long live Free America!"

It turns out that you are in a world where it is not illegal to stand on a platform in broad daylight, it is not illegal to urinate in the public, it is not illegal to gather people to take drugs, but it is illegal to open a can of beer.

We came to 163rd Street in North Miami Beach, where the crew is located. There are many Chinese restaurants, Oriental supermarkets and Chinese arts and crafts stores here, which has a "Chinatown" flavor. However, there has been no official name for Chinatown for many years, but many Chinese still call it "Chinatown".

Although 163 Street does not have the official name of Huaguocheng, it has long been a well-known Asian business district for practitioners and tourists. This area has attracted many Asian businessmen to open oriental-style shops.

For example, the PARKnSHOP Supermarket, Zhulin Restaurant, Yage Bakery, and Florida Dadong Bank on 163 Street are all famous Chinese internet celebrity stores on this street.

From 2000 to 2010, the Asian population in the Miami metropolitan area increased by 47% to 15.84, making it the fastest growing ethnic group.

The Chinese-American population in Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties increased by 32% to .

The Chinese are the real owners of this area on 163 Street.