American preschool education with Chinese characteristics

Elissa 2022-03-21 09:01:22

Fan Bingbing or Li Bingbing? This is a problem. It is said that this can not only detect a person’s gender preference, but also turn a happy couple into enemies. But obviously Americans prefer the latter. In the newly released "Transformers 4", Miss Li is dressed in neat black. She first reads the police academy and then takes the MBA. She bit her silver teeth and said, "Shit!" A young man in the seat behind me exclaimed in a low voice, half surprised and stunning.
Bingbing Li’s upside-down sword eyebrows and Zou Shiming’s punches like the wind somewhat soothed the dissatisfaction of some viewers who were irritated by "inserting in CCB" or "sucking Yili". After all, in this work about alien salvation and human awakening , China’s image is still positive. Optimus Prime is no more perfunctory than Brother Atang, it took a vote of brothers and seriously ruined half of Hong Kong. China’s "Dragon Set Era" may come to an end. From then on, it will fight seriously, escape seriously, seriously invade aliens, and disaster will come; from then on, it will have high-energy weapons in its left hand and Shu Hua in its right hand. The milk soars into the sky, jumping from the bird's nest to Pangu Grand View.
Regarding "Change 4" as Hollywood's secret response to the US's return to the Asia-Pacific strategy would probably be ridiculed as a conspiracy theory and drinking too much yellow soup, but Michael Bay did make an exception and made a real cut to only the US before. The earth that the people deserve to enjoy is overwhelmed, and the lives are overwhelmed as a gift to the Chinese. The magnetic force released by the spacecraft makes all metal products fly in the air, and the 3D technology makes the dangling kitchen knives and spatulas floating in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-style back kitchen like weightless lunatics. This is a kind of spectacle: the gluttonous Oriental is full of murderous intent, their women, our "family" and guns are ready to turn the tide.
The subtle connection between Hollywood culture and mainstream American values ​​doesn’t have to be argued anymore. "Change 4" is a box of popcorn designed to attract money in the summer, but the taste is not sweet and greasy. I prefer to think of it as a summer homework that pleases the teenagers in every way, with the taste of educating the next generation. The little lover of a science otaku father who has gone through hardships and his daughter's sneaky escapes and fights side by side on the front line of defending the earth. It is like an old-fashioned teacher who emphasizes that he is not afraid to learn mathematics, physics and chemistry and travels all over the world. Say: Okay, okay, you can be crazy, but don’t forget that you will eventually get married and raise your own business. In a certain year, in the first class of school in the country, Obama was painstakingly persuaded children "not only movies and sports stars are cool, but also learning Chinese and science." But in the face of several generations, they should not beat and scold, refuse to coerce, and learn knowledge. The little boys who must be "happiness" in the lead probably don't have very good methods. Popular culture is willing to be the forerunner of the king and consciously assume the responsibility of educating future generations. This can only make people feel that the gears of the ideological machine are still as bright as new.
Under the main theme of American heroism, outsourcing part of the service of saving humanity to the Chinese is both a strategy and a way of expressing attitude. The ancient oriental country on the screen is trying to make it clear, its size and roughness matched the apocalyptic disaster with a piece of dry fried Niuhe. There are many middle school students in our country who can accurately indicate where Houston is on the map (the NBA is a great contributor), but there are probably very few American teenagers who know where Hong Kong is. Although they are already in the world of "things" made in China, the connection between "China and the United States" is more of a superficial imagination. From this point of view, "Change 4" is more like a McDonald's meal carefully crafted by adults: you have to let the children under the control of hormones know something.
The brilliance of American culture is that it never hides its malice towards its opponents, but it also never shy away from ambitions of teaming up in business. Li Bingbing’s black short hitter and her courage to show her forehead hairstyle are obviously more in line with the needs of "community" than the blunt implantation of real estate developers and bankers. At the same time, more importantly, you never have to worry about being forced to Accept her extravagant desire to "share happiness", after all, she looks just a follower.
When the Tiger Mother’s battle hymn was loud, many American experts wrote articles in newspapers calling on their citizens to give up their illusions and prepare to learn from the Chinese how to get the SAT score. While our people are arguing about the "rise of a great power", the Americans have quietly replaced the background board of China. The desire for "Change 4" is still in cessation, but it's just an accidental exposure of this strategy. The big toys of American children landed safely in the mountains of Hong Kong, which can explain better than any national defense white paper what it means to return to the Asia-Pacific. Jet Li is Stallone's mercenary, responsible for covering the fire; Li Bingbing is Stanley Tucci's "half the sky", a beautiful nanny armed to the teeth.
In the far east, there is...a woman who can fight, shoot, and take the MBA.

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Transformers: Age of Extinction quotes

  • [Optimus changes from a cab-over to a tanker]

    Shane Dyson: That was insane! It was awesome, but it was insane!

  • Joshua Joyce: I can't believe I'm putting my life in your hands.

    Cade Yeager: You want the alien gun? Take it!

    Joshua Joyce: No, I don't want the alien gun.