I don't want to comment on the American dream. There has been too much ridicule and contempt. There is no right or wrong for people to pursue their own dreams. And an American, when he lives the simplest life, is with his family, is protected by the law, and can stay on his own land at will, it is so simple, but he doesn't know that many people's desire for it can let down their dignity, and can Take the risk. Americans see too much in their eyes, but most of them don't care. They don't know that they are shattering or even ravaging other people's dreams.
But the director or the type of Americans he represents try to observe other people's dreams from a different angle, see the bitterness of others, and see their own halo, they say: the United States welcomes everyone as a new citizen.
Is the United States really what they say, and is the American dream really worth the pursuit of the world?
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