The comedy "One Million Ways to Die in the West" (2014) is set in 1882, the year the Chinese Exclusion Act was enacted. At this time, there were already many Chinese in Arizona. After they built the railway, they began to infiltrate the western states and opened laundry rooms and Chinese restaurants. There were also very few people who entered the sex industry with the spirit of start-up entrepreneurs, but they were rarely shown in the movies.
The only scene about the Chinese is still out of stereotypes. The protagonist Albert is timid and unwilling to participate in the street duel. The other party accuses him of "why is he yellow?" The two Chinese who appeared in front of the camera raised their middle fingers.
From the spiritual point of view, another role is more in line with the image of some Chinese people. Ruth is an excellent sex worker in the west, and she can successfully complete more than 10 transactions on the worst day of business, but when she is dating her boyfriend, she insists on keeping herself like a jade, always holding a Bible and emphasizing that she will be the first time The sacred meaning of marriage. Each provincial tiger killed has a similar ability to perfectly integrate two very different roles.
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