Look at the "fake captain", why not say that it is politically correct, and praise people for being able to reflect like that?
Don't put labels on it casually, people take pictures to reflect the problems of other people's society.
Such films should be thought-provoking. There is no racial discrimination in China, but isn't regional discrimination and class discrimination also serious?
However, seeing such serious racial discrimination in film and television dramas, it is also difficult to understand. I think it is impossible for Chinese people to understand such serious discrimination: black people can be slaughtered and burned in the street, attracting white people to watch and applaud, and the mayor and the police are also watching , the parents even took their children out to watch during the school lunch time. Finally, the charred stump of the black man was auctioned off. The whole brutal process was photographed and then sold as a postcard; The film was even watched by the president in the White House...
So don't say people are politically correct. How many years have black people been enslaved, oppressed, and discriminated against, how many years of blood have been shed and how many struggles have it taken to get to where they are now? Besides, racial discrimination is still rampant in the United States. Don't think that the United States has a good atmosphere of black and white equality. Why can't they (or whoever speaks for them) have a voice? If you speak out, you will be accused of being politically correct?
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