[US Entertainment] Hollywood reverses life

Joy stepped onto the podium, facing many eyes and cameras, she spoke slowly.

Confidence, wisdom, and brilliance are everyone's evaluation of her first impression.

"Today, we are in Philadelphia, the city that conceived the Constitution of the United States. This country is built on the two core foundations of liberty and justice. Today, we use the freedom that the Constitution gives us to defend justice, especially the justice of the judiciary. .”

"Once upon a time, I was walking on the streets of Atown in Boston, and there was no one around. I lowered my head to tie my loose shoelaces, and suddenly I heard a black man calling out to me behind me."

"They say you ugly asian slut, fuck off!"

"I was not dumbfounded or surprised. What I thought was [how did I meet this kind of person again], yes, this is not the first time, and it will not be the last time. All Asians living in the United States No stranger to racist remarks like this."

"I also met a homeless man asking me for money, and after I refused to pay, he scolded me [FACKYOU go back to your country] fiercely."

"I used to take the bus without enough money, and a kind person helped me advance the payment. Being insulted by the bus driver was a scam of money from kind people."

"When I encountered this kind of situation before, I always scolded back seriously, and I would warn them [fuck you-damn!], I must scold back, otherwise it means that I acquiesced in their discrimination , My scolding back will at least make them feel guilty, and when they do this kind of thing to other Asians in the future, they will hesitate."

"I don't want other ethnic groups to think that Asians are easy to attack because they never say anything."

"But not every time, for example, once I was alone on a deserted street, and a few black people approached me, even if they insulted me, I didn't dare to curse back, because I was afraid, I was afraid that they had guns. "

"After I went back, I kept thinking about this question, why I flinched this time, and then I figured it out, because I was afraid that no one would stand up for me. Because of the marginal status of Asians in the United States, I was terrified."

"But we shouldn't be like this, so today we are here to protest and parade. It is a time for all the Chinese who have been unfairly treated, oppressed and wronged on this land for more than a hundred years. Tolerant outpouring and protesting."

"Asians are definitely discriminated against in this matter. But it is displayed in different forms. In the United States, discrimination against Chinese and Asians has always existed. As long as we stand up and fight, we will no longer be silent in everything. When we We can only be respected when we can fight in court."

"Rights are earned by fighting for them. If we don't work hard to fight for them, the so-called equality, justice, and justice in our motherland's constitution will always be just a blank sheet of paper, a blank check. Just like Lincoln once gave blacks during the Civil War In the end, civil rights leaders such as Martin Luther King Jr. won the real affirmative rights.”

"It's the same for us Asians. We can keep warm only by hugging together."

"Finally, Lincoln told us in the Declaration of Independence: All men are created equal. We Chinese will never bow our heads!"

During her 15-minute speech, she did not pause, did not hesitate to think, as if everything was said in one go, and it seemed that these words had been suppressed in her heart for a long time.

But it is undeniable that her speech was full of applause.

On Shili Changjie, everyone was excited by her speech combined with her own experience, and everyone raised their hands to applaud her.

In the United States, there are many actresses who have repeatedly participated in the Communist Party and even made speeches for women's rights, Scarlett Johansson, Emma Watson, Charlize Theron, Kristen Stewart, Madonna, Julia Roberts, etc. She contributed to the feminist movement and took the initiative to lead the anti-government team to protest on the streets, but it is rare to speak out for the equal rights of minorities, because most of the celebrities in Hollywood are mainstream white people.

Today, Joey stands on the podium to speak out for the Asian community, which is an indispensable booster.

Before leaving, she looked at the angry eyes of the audience eager for equal rights, and added: "I don't think we Asians have ever been so afraid. We can only watch the rights we have fought hard for. It's not just one thing, it's all of them, and all the progress we've made has come to naught."

She suddenly said silently as if sighing: "I often wonder what makes our motherland so strong."

She emphasized again, "It's love."

Joey shouted to the crowd, "It's love that makes America great, not hate!"

Then she walked off the podium.

William Chen was the most excited one. He stepped forward and waited for Joey to come down from the podium, and handed a prepared rose to Joey, "Madam, you are so dazzling and beautiful today, we Chinese The community thanks you."

Joey took the rose and smelled it under his nose, and said with a smile, "It's very fragrant, thank you. I came here today because I couldn't take it anymore."

That's right, she really couldn't watch it anymore. She was busy preparing her new movie, because she agreed with Tom that it must be released before the end of the year, so that it could be used as a bargaining chip for her to negotiate with MGM to take over United Artists.

This time is very important, she must turn this movie into a big IP series, otherwise she may lose the opportunity to become a shareholder of United Artists.

Originally, she didn't care much about political matters, but this time she really couldn't keep silent. She took the initiative to pay attention to the official website established by William Chen, and learned the specific information about their parade.

She saw William Chen recruiting famous people to give speeches online, and bought a plane ticket to Philadelphia without saying a word.Because she knows that as a Chinese, as an Asian, she has no excuse to remain silent.

Because she always remembered the words of Pastor Nemolah.

[At first they chased and killed the communists=party=people, I didn’t speak because I was not a communist=party=people; then they hunted and killed the Jews, I didn’t speak because I was not a Jew; later they hunted and killed the workers-congregation Member, I didn’t speak up because I wasn’t a trade union member; after that they hunted down Catholics, I didn’t speak up because I was a Protestant; in the end they came to me, but no one stood up to speak for me again. 】

Chinese and Asians have already caused a lot of injustice in the United States. If they don't stand up and resist, others will always think that they won't resist the "minions".

William Chen looked at Joey and said something in his heart, "Ma'am, you are an excellent director. I hope that in the future you can also make some films that arouse social thinking, anti-racism, and equal rights for Asians. , Now in American society, there are too few cultural works that can speak for us Asians.”

Joey nodded, "To be honest, if it wasn't for this incident, I might not have realized that I need to do something for my own ethnicity. After going through this incident, I realized that I really should do something for myself. Ethnicity did something."

She originally thought that she was reborn to chase her dreams, and now she has become a genius in people's mouth, but then?That is only in exchange for the respect of Americans for her alone, which cannot bring about any changes in the entire ethnic group.

Only now did she suddenly realize that what she should do is not just to pursue her own perfection and focus on her own glory, but also to use her own energy to infect others, so that the entire American society can accept the entire Asian group more tolerantly.

Therefore, it is useless for her to only succeed on her own. She must use the language and thinking of the film to release the light of the Asian ethnic group and infect the society.

Standing here today, she has made up her mind.

She must shoot some shocking films that tell stories about Asians. She wants to infect and move this discriminatory society. She wants the entire American society to recognize the brilliance of Asians and have enough respect for Asians.

Of course, it wouldn't work on her own, but she had to do it.Even if the effect is meager, at least she has worked hard, instead of just waiting to be bullied by people.

She has already made up her mind to shoot a movie from the perspective of Asians, but not now. Now her task is to create a big IP super-sucking series before the end of the year. When this task is completed, she will start filming For movies about Asians, she will use her own methods, talents, and strengths to speak out for Asians, so that Americans can see the shining points hidden in Asians.

Yes, she has already made up her mind, this is not something that can be preserved alone.

Because, she is also a part of Asians, the victimized Chinese today may become herself tomorrow.

All people are born equal, and we Asians will never bow our heads!