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Outsiders, of course, don't know all this.

In fact, not everyone of Chinese Americans is willing to lend a hand, and many people are watching the excitement from the sidelines.

But after some careful production, what is presented to everyone is different.

The members of the film crew were brainwashed by Andrew, so there was no need to worry about them revealing the secrets, so the Chinese gradually came out of the shadow of discrimination thanks to Kim Hyun-tae's arrangement, and began to be accepted by the mainstream public.

And Kim Hyun-tae has inevitably become a hero in the hearts of Chinese Americans all over the United States.

Because how could the Chinese in the later period not think that the reason why everyone would benefit is because of what.

But that's all for later.

When the testing of the Chinese community ended, the first episode came to an end.

In the final time slot, the program team conducted a social experiment designed by Kim Hyun-tae in "What Would You Do?", secretly observing what would happen if a beggar was given 100 yuan, and then the first episode would officially end.

But the film crew on the show couldn't say that, but they acted like it was very random, and it was an improvisation, saying, "Let's do an experiment before the end of this episode, random, I'm going to give us $100 for the first beggar we see, and we'll see what he's going to do with that $100." ”。

This guy's proposal was accepted and adopted by the film crew, and it immediately whetted the appetite of the audience in front of the TV.

However, most of the viewers in front of the TV think that the beggar will buy food after taking the money, or sell things like 'white noodles', and basically give an 'answer' in their own hearts in advance.

But even so, everyone is still a little curious about what the beggar will do.

Therefore, the audience watched it patiently and did not change the channel because the show was about to end.

This has also led to a situation where the show "What Will You Do?" has maintained a rating of 5% until the end of the show, and it has not fallen off at all, which is very stable.

At this point, other industry insiders who have been paying attention to this show also have to sigh, "What Will You Do?" is really popular, and it has also had a very good start.

If the second episode is broadcast, it will definitely attract a large number of viewers to continue watching.

At the same time, many people also began to wonder if they should also learn from this side and then make such a show.

It's just that Kim Hyun Tae registered the copyright of this show, so if he wants to get the same show, he doesn't need to pay money to N, which is very criticized and entangled.

Therefore, this has also caused many people to hesitate and have not been able to make up their minds.

But when it was revealed that a $700 million advertising contract had been signed, everyone was not calm.

Some media outlets in the industry began to contact N one after another, hoping to obtain the copyright of the show.

But for these guys, how could Joan let them get their way.

As long as she is not brain-dead, Joan will definitely not open up the copyright at this time.

Therefore, these guys' plans are doomed to fail.

It's just that in the face of huge interests, this prompts these guys to contact n like moths to a fire, who makes that green dollar bill too cute.

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Wow!

Brooklyn Kid: "It turns out that Chinese Americans usually look inconspicuous, as if they don't care about anything, but in fact, they are very rich in their hearts, and it seems that our impression of Chinese Americans seems to be skewed!"

Los Angeles White: "Do you know now? Actually, I have known this advantage of Chinese Americans for a long time, you must know that William King saved his female classmate in a critical moment, and he was shot three times for this, and he is a microcosm of the representative nature of the Chinese American community. ”

Silicon Valley Brick Mover: "As a Chinese-American, I personally agree with the performance of the Chinese-Americans in "What Would You Do?", and I know very well that their reactions are very real, without the slightest hint of falsification.

Everyone thinks that we don't care about things other than our own interests, but in fact, I want to tell you that your ideas are actually wrong, and they are outrageously wrong!

It's not that we don't care about the outside world, it's that the outside world doesn't agree with us at all, no matter what we do, and it's very discriminatory.

In fact, as long as you deal with us Chinese Americans, you will find that we are friendly, kind, and humorous and joking, which is no different from other ethnic groups living in the United States.

In particular, people should also know that we Chinese Americans also have a saying that 'you can stick a knife in both sides for the sake of friends', if you really know us, then you will understand the real meaning behind this sentence, and know that we Chinese Americans are very worthy of friends.

More importantly, we Chinese men have a good temper and respect for women, and we don't like to drink much, so we don't hit our girlfriends and wives......"

This netizen with the screen name [Silicon Valley Porter] posted such a paragraph on the discussion page of the forum "What Would You Do?", and it resonated with many people with Chinese friends.

Unlike some distorted propaganda, when you get in touch with Chinese Americans, you will find that they are actually very humorous, and they are very righteous when they encounter things, and they are not at all as ignorant and clown-like as some of the statements talk about.

It can be seen that some distorted remarks with discrimination have smeared the Chinese community, and it has also made many Americans take it as the truth.

But now, the negative impression of Chinese Americans is being questioned, because the performance of Chinese Americans in "What Would You Do?" really makes people feel 'experienced'.

That's right, it's stunning!

At least for the African-Americans in the test, the Chinese were amazing.

Los Angeles **** nemesis: "Actually, I have long been very dissatisfied with discrimination against Chinese Americans, but because people have always discriminated against cognitive views, I sometimes feel very helpless, especially as an active police officer, I have a lot of say in this point."

The Chinese community is very hardworking, and they are rarely found in criminal activities, and earning money to support their families through serious means is the view and thinking mode of most Chinese Americans, not like African Americans and Mexicans who think about going the wrong way all day long.

Speaking of which, some of you may want to scold me!

But it doesn't matter, and I'll take responsibility for what I say, because I don't exaggerate in the slightest.

In fact, you can investigate and see, if there are people around you who know Chinese friends, you can also ask them what they say about Chinese Americans, and then come back to see my message. Anyway, I have a good impression of Chinese Americans, and I don't discriminate against them at all. ”

California surfer: "The officer upstairs is right, those guys who look at everything in the world by the color of their skin are disgusting, and those who have been smearing other races and promoting their own extreme ideas are even more annoying, God knows why they always think that white people are the highest human beings in the world, and who instilled in them this ridiculous view?"

I am here to declare that I am white myself, but I do not discriminate against any race, and I oppose any racist remarks and opinions, especially against Chinese Americans, and I also want to tell you that my wife is Chinese, she feels completely different from European and American girls, I love my wife very much, and I love her exoticism and ...... more"

Some of the topics on the Internet because of "What Would You Do?" were very hot, and many people joined in the discussion.

Of course, more topics are crooked, and there are always comics that will take the theme out of its original trajectory, which is simply funny.

Baltimore Tycoon: "Are Chinese really what you say they are? To be honest, I have the impression that Chinese people have an ugly 'pig tail' on the back of their heads, that they are flattering and obscene to everyone, and that they also like to smoke opium#......"

Well, this guy thought he was in the 19th century, or even the early 20th century.

Otherwise, how could he still have such an impression and perception of Chinese.

Of course, it is not excluded that this guy said this on purpose.

And there are a lot of online comments like this guy, which shows how deep-rooted discrimination in the United States is in different time and space.

San Francisco's blues: "Recently, Chinese Americans have been making a lot of noise, San Francisco has become a playground for Chinese Americans, they are haunting the streets of major neighborhoods every day, and holding high slogans and flags, giving me the feeling that Chinese Americans are going to occupy the United States, today I want to teach these guys a good lesson, let them know that this is the United States, not the ancient country of the East that doesn't so much!"

The tone of this message is very polite.

But under this message, many people actually liked it, and at the same time, many people left very unbearable remarks.

Such as "Come on, support what you are about to do, give those pigtail descendants a little more awesome looks, and make them sober up!]

[Wow!] Your behavior is very much to admire, and it also makes my blood boil, so I decided to respond and support you with practical actions, so my friends and I will go to the block now, and then see that Chinese is more unlucky, hehe!】

All kinds of 'demons and monsters' have jumped out, and some of them are very threatening remarks, which are mixed in the major discussion topics, which makes people very tired after seeing them.

As for these things on the Internet, Kim Hyun-tae, who is far away in West Point, doesn't know about it.

After receiving Joan's notice, he immediately turned on the TV and watched the premiere of "What Will You Do?" with his daughter Coco and Annie. (To be continued.) )