Posted Thursday, December 24, 2009 at 4:40 p.m. by Chris Amico in China about Culture and nationalism
Kaiser Kuo is one of those rare people who can live seamlessly in two worlds. Here, he tries to get Chinese and Americans--regular people, not just leaders--to see each other's perspective. Here's a good summation of the problem at hand, as seen in 2008:
If you were to take away the rednecks and the Red Guards from the equation, you are still left with two groups who are still fundamentally at odds with each other.
Watch.
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