Yeah, it's very heartening to see them cleverly expressing themselves, even in the presence of the CCP's inept attack-dogs/censors. It may be a foreign holiday, but they gave it their own unique twist. The CCP's propaganda goons are unoriginal, but these kids aren't.
@@courtly5982 Face it, you live in a bubble while others are living in the most worst moment of their life. VPN are very strict, let's hope the police doesn't randomly confiscate your phone.
Chinese humor really exemplifies their spirit and humanity. I hope one day they are free to live as they please and meet whatever potential they can fulfill.
It's not just freedom. They don't want to close the Chinese economy. If the CCP was still working with the west and netizens had the income they used to they wouldn't care about politics. A planned economy returns hundreds of millions to poverty levels unheard of since Mao.
I’m shocked that they celebrate Halloween in China since it’s a Western traditional holiday. It’s great to get to see them get to enjoy it. Halloween is one of my very favorite holidays. I did some research on it and found that “Foreign teachers have introduced the British and American Halloween of October 31, but except for kids who have foreign teachers or the expat oriented bars and restaurants and schools in China, Halloween activities aren't popular in China.” I know China has their traditional “Day of the Dead” I’m proud of those young people!!
The government officially banned all Western holiday a few years ago. But then they noticed the GDP drops fast because young people spends a lot of money on Western holiday. Although little pink on Internet vows to be patriotic but in reality they support very little consumers spending especially during traditional holidays. So now the government must eat it's own words again, and silently accepting defeat.
Halloween was a celebration of freedom for these young people. They were so creative. The authorities are surely afraid of a repeat and will try to ban it next year. But the youth will find a way to celebrate on another day, maybe April Fools?
You know, I used to feel bad or frusterated watching china insights news on china because of how bad it is in china. But this one is special. Narrator didnt even have to explain it. I think I got just about every reference in these peoples costumes.
Man when I was in China it was a must to go to Shanghai for halloween. People put a lot of effort in their costumes, super fun. But it seems it has become a way for people to express. Im glad young generations seem to open their eyes and hopefully can change the oppression they are going through.
The more the Chinese government suppresses individualism, those feelings just don't disappear but gets shoved down into a pressure cooker of resentment. Sooner or later something has to give and it never is pretty.
A wise government gives the people an outlet to let off steam. The more it's bottled up the bigger the explosion will be. Obviously "wise". And "CCP" don't belong in the same sentence.
A lot of nursery rhymes and folk songs were ways common folk could criticize an polk fun at higher ups/royalty due to similar bans on anything that made blatantly insulting and/or harshly criticizing royalty was a seriously punishable offence in some places an times in the world. Folks can get really creative in amongst such laws.
🎃 Halloween in Shanghai was more exciting than in the west, with a larger crowd and unique costumes. 00:30 Halloween in Shanghai attracted a larger crowd than previous years, with the Found 158 Plaza and surrounding streets packed with people. Costumes in Shanghai were not only traditional Halloween elements but also local and unique, including McDonald's paper bags with holes punched in them. 📺 Speculations arise over the sudden death of a person with a specialized medical team in charge of their health. 03:01 The cause of the person's sudden death has raised a lot of speculations. An anti-epidemic worker in a white bodysuit conducts nucleic acid tests using a long cotton swab. Some social media outlets refer to Xi Jinping as Winnie the Pooh. 📺 The video showcases various behaviors in Shanghai that don't conform to socialist values, including an actor dressed as a stock market and another as an ancient Chinese official. 06:23 The video shows an actor dressed as the stock market with falling stock indices and leaks in his hands, implying that China's stock market is a place to cut losses. Another actor dressed as an ancient Chinese official called B gong, known as Blue Sky, symbolizing innocence and justice. Some individuals dressed as the famous actor Wu Jing, representing the CCP's Wolf Warriors, holding signboards with his famous line about executing those who invade China. 🎃 Chinese people have mixed opinions about Halloween in Shanghai, with some calling for it to be banned due to foreign influence, while others enjoy the festivities. 12:20 Some Chinese people believe Halloween in Shanghai promotes wrong values and should be banned. The actions of young people in Shanghai celebrating Halloween have gained attention and sparked discussion across China. A young man's cosplay at the Halloween event in Shanghai received attention for its creativity.
Actually, Halloween is based on a Christian holiday. It is funny to see it celebrated in so many countries that are not Christian, especially Asian countries. Actually, the adoption of Christian holidays in non-Christian countries is funny, and sometimes goes awry. I one saw a photo from a store in a Chinese city. I think it was Hong Kong, but don't quote me on that. They had a Christmas promotion going on and as a prop they had Santa Claus hanging on a cross. Priceless. On the other hand, in the US, we do see some "foreign" holidays, mostly from China and India, but these are celebrated by the diaspora from those countries. One other funny Halloween situation I ran into was in England when I lived there early in the century. My sons were young and we went out trick or treating with them. A lot of people seemed not to be acquainted with the practice and didn't have candy to give the kids, so they gave them coins.
No it wasn't. Halloween was stolen from the Celtic pagans by the Catholics I believe, Christians further tried to use it to spread their religion. It's good like it's cousin holiday saturnalia in modernity it is becoming more secular as it's origins. A spirts day, a rather universal concept for the darkening days of winter. Rather strange that America even adopted Halloween since most of the puritans that fled there from being hated in places like Britain banned it as a pagan satanic practice... though they were also hated for banning Christmas. Think America added the cultural "treat" commercial part of it though as to why they might not have done so then, but strange to think that such a thing changed in our time. Though Mischief Night was a prevalent origin of "trick or treat" in England to do with old Halloween where youngsters would play tricks on those who did not give them gifts... like general vandalism... so you might have basically been accidentally mugging people lol. Or if sooner the coins you got were probably the popular golden chocolate coins you never opened...
Looking at Chinese young people, there might still be some hope for China, that there will be reform within the system. In Singapore, It’s horrible to see how authoritarian rule destroys imagination and humour. So maybe the situation in China is not as bad. Actually China, Hong Kong has become more like Singapore, that’s why it’s so soulless
Eh you can think of devils secular as myth, same as demons and goblins and such. Don't be such a puritan, everyone hated them so much for banning anything fun in general they got kicked out and fled to America.
I suppose this looks like it's just young people fun, no obvious politics. This event could be cathartic for decades of suppression. Yet , who knows? When young people start to feel, everything seems laughable yet sad at the same time. Heard of the phrase "drunk on feelings"? It's at least healthier than being drunk on alcohol!
Here in Nanning, southern China, we had a brilliant Halloween night. Thousands of people attended, many dressed up in some great costumes, a full parade put on by the organisers. Everyone enjoyed themselves and there were no political costumes, just full of spooky monster ones, and no police presence. I think we had a more genuine Halloween than Shanghai.
Nah, these students made it far more interesting, especially since they're the victims of the CCP's shitty politics. Are you using a VPN to get this comment out?
Personally I think Halloween is a holiday in which you can put on any costume and have a laugh. Considering many people in Shanghai had a laugh about all the wacky costumes I would call it a genuine Halloween. And if any big city doesn't have police present at a Halloween party then they are either lying or incompetent. Even Halloween parties in the US have police, like any event with big crowds of people.
I read a news article：in TDL they sell a Winnie the Phooh with a white paper in his hand. Chinese youths in Shanghai displays some satirical costume play:)
Where does the CCP get so many Security personnel? The CCP destroyed much of Chinese traditional life and traditions so the young have to adopt other foreign traditions. I admire them for using humour to fight their corner.
@@dess3597 Quite true, but certainly they manage to have high security personnel most of time. How would the demonstrations in London for instance would have been dealt with?
The spirits day is a universal concept with October it needn't be associated any part of the world as all experience the darkening days of winter. Halloween is just the widest known cultural name. Some celebrate it religiously though most secular these days, it's just a fun idea in general and every country has their own spin on it.
It's not wise to directly call it western holiday, people need a day for them to relax and celebrate, if we call it "western" it will likely cause trouble. But people know this is Halloween
Who said that Halloween was ever a Christian holiday? It was originally a pagan holiday, and at one time, people who celebrated it were persecuted by Christian authorities. The only reason it ever “became” a Christian holiday is because they stole it from the pagans
Irishman here. Halloween is a pegan holiday, adapted by Christianity to better convert my long dead ancestors. Halloween day is the start of days on earth getting darker until the start of January.
Lei had a picture of one guy that had a Li mask on his face, and that was carrying a jar with a Xi mask in the jar (head in a jar, like the former presidents of the US in Futurama). That guy was probably arrested. Pickled Pooh bear head.
Because Covid-19 originated from bats, it was transformed by Professor Shi Zhengli from Wuhan Institute of Virology and easily spread among people. Do you think there is anything more terrible than this?
the CCP loves to cosplay in traditional suit and tie culture of its western enemies all the time. Heck the chinese military cosplays in western military attire whilst playing western instruments in their bands according to western music theory. So what's the big deal when the average chinese person cosplays other more entertaining western cultural elements and western liberties lol?
I am very impressed by the creativity and awareness of the citizens of Shanghai.
Very depressed by lack of humour on the cops side. ;(
Yeah, it's very heartening to see them cleverly expressing themselves, even in the presence of the CCP's inept attack-dogs/censors. It may be a foreign holiday, but they gave it their own unique twist. The CCP's propaganda goons are unoriginal, but these kids aren't.
Courage too. Those Winnie The Pooh costumes were risky.
As a Shanghainese, I say you should stop saying nonsense, we are not oppressed nor protesting, 😂😂 u don’t represent us
@@courtly5982 Face it, you live in a bubble while others are living in the most worst moment of their life.
VPN are very strict, let's hope the police doesn't randomly confiscate your phone.
I'm very impressed with how those young people push the envelope with symbolism to air their gripes and find tacit solidarity among themselves.
they adapted like this thanks to the massive censorship they have in china, they can even get arrested for this
big ups for the people dressed as security cameras, brilliant satire 🎉
Chinese humor really exemplifies their spirit and humanity. I hope one day they are free to live as they please and meet whatever potential they can fulfill.
It's great to see they have the intelligence, sense of humour and originality their unwanted government sorely lack.
If they ever get something like freedom of expression, their memes will be glorious
The CPP was forced on chinese people. Chinese people voted for Chiang Kaishek who ended up ruling Taiwan.
@@skateboardingjesus4006别幻想了，就是找个日子一起玩而已，那有什么政治色彩
I sensed a desire for freedom 🙌🏽
It's not just freedom. They don't want to close the Chinese economy. If the CCP was still working with the west and netizens had the income they used to they wouldn't care about politics. A planned economy returns hundreds of millions to poverty levels unheard of since Mao.
Its an ingenious way to show dissent. Imagine being one of those cops who has to harass people for wearing a funny costume.
maybe they like their job.
In a nation where it's illegal to use the image of Winnie the Poo in certain ways? I can easily imagine the police harassing people over this.
I’m shocked that they celebrate Halloween in China since it’s a Western traditional holiday. It’s great to get to see them get to enjoy it. Halloween is one of my very favorite holidays. I did some research on it and found that
“Foreign teachers have introduced the British and American Halloween of October 31, but except for kids who have foreign teachers or the expat oriented bars and restaurants and schools in China, Halloween activities aren't popular in China.”
I know China has their traditional “Day of the Dead”
I’m proud of those young people!!
The government officially banned all Western holiday a few years ago. But then they noticed the GDP drops fast because young people spends a lot of money on Western holiday. Although little pink on Internet vows to be patriotic but in reality they support very little consumers spending especially during traditional holidays. So now the government must eat it's own words again, and silently accepting defeat.
You are proud of foolishness!
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They should have put on what Chinese dissidents dressed up as in the West too
@@williss1192Like, hopping ghosts?
It's nice to see people enjoying themselves with costumes and play.
I must say, the actual Chinese Ppl do have a sense for imagination & I can't hate it nor criticize it😂😂😂.
I loved the guy who dressed as a Plunging Stock Market Index 😂
And the CCTV Camera at 10:56 ( Extreme Right Top ) 😂
I love the younger generations in general but China's youth in particular are my favorite. Theyre gutsy and theyre right
A creative way to show protest
The young Chinese are awakening to the truth. Sense of freedom. Clouds is gathering
all politics aside, not many things feel me with such joy as foreign countries embracing and enjoying traditions Ive known my whole life
Halloween was a celebration of freedom for these young people. They were so creative. The authorities are surely afraid of a repeat and will try to ban it next year. But the youth will find a way to celebrate on another day, maybe April Fools?
The people are fed up.
It gives me great joy to see the Chinese still jave sense of humor and creativity.
You know, I used to feel bad or frusterated watching china insights news on china because of how bad it is in china. But this one is special. Narrator didnt even have to explain it. I think I got just about every reference in these peoples costumes.
Xi Jinping is such a thin skinned child. I can't believe the police get so worried about self expression.
I had to laugh so hard at "And then there were Winnie the Poohs." 😂😂🤣
God bless these people and bring them to peace, freedom and prosperity 🙏
China best nation
All this creativity gives me hope for the Chinese people. They are not all corralled by the CCP. They know what is going on.
Pity for the Chinese people who have to suffer of lesser freedom. God bless the chinese people.
The white suits ones with that giant que tip and winnie the poohs are pure gold 😂🎉.
Man when I was in China it was a must to go to Shanghai for halloween. People put a lot of effort in their costumes, super fun. But it seems it has become a way for people to express. Im glad young generations seem to open their eyes and hopefully can change the oppression they are going through.
The more the Chinese government suppresses individualism, those feelings just don't disappear but gets shoved down into a pressure cooker of resentment. Sooner or later something has to give and it never is pretty.
A wise government gives the people an outlet to let off steam. The more it's bottled up the bigger the explosion will be. Obviously "wise". And "CCP" don't belong in the same sentence.
Chinese holloween costumes are just as crazy as the japanese ones
I didn't realize Halloween was this popular in China. The CCP must be seething
Pooh Army 🐻🍻🐻💪
Halloween is all about driving away EVIL spirits! Perfect for this time!
Honestly this is pretty cool and kudos to their imagination.
The Chinese consciousness is alive and well even with years of nightmarish oppression and totalitarian state.
A lot of nursery rhymes and folk songs were ways common folk could criticize an polk fun at higher ups/royalty due to similar bans on anything that made blatantly insulting and/or harshly criticizing royalty was a seriously punishable offence in some places an times in the world. Folks can get really creative in amongst such laws.
That last statement….wow. And ouch.
🎃 Halloween in Shanghai was more exciting than in the west, with a larger crowd and unique costumes.
00:30
Halloween in Shanghai attracted a larger crowd than previous years, with the Found 158 Plaza and surrounding streets packed with people.
Costumes in Shanghai were not only traditional Halloween elements but also local and unique, including McDonald's paper bags with holes punched in them.
📺 Speculations arise over the sudden death of a person with a specialized medical team in charge of their health.
03:01
The cause of the person's sudden death has raised a lot of speculations.
An anti-epidemic worker in a white bodysuit conducts nucleic acid tests using a long cotton swab.
Some social media outlets refer to Xi Jinping as Winnie the Pooh.
📺 The video showcases various behaviors in Shanghai that don't conform to socialist values, including an actor dressed as a stock market and another as an ancient Chinese official.
06:23
The video shows an actor dressed as the stock market with falling stock indices and leaks in his hands, implying that China's stock market is a place to cut losses.
Another actor dressed as an ancient Chinese official called B gong, known as Blue Sky, symbolizing innocence and justice.
Some individuals dressed as the famous actor Wu Jing, representing the CCP's Wolf Warriors, holding signboards with his famous line about executing those who invade China.
🎃 Chinese people have mixed opinions about Halloween in Shanghai, with some calling for it to be banned due to foreign influence, while others enjoy the festivities.
12:20
Some Chinese people believe Halloween in Shanghai promotes wrong values and should be banned.
The actions of young people in Shanghai celebrating Halloween have gained attention and sparked discussion across China.
A young man's cosplay at the Halloween event in Shanghai received attention for its creativity.
Xinnie the Pooh
@@kellysouter4381 Xi bear bear
I’m so proud of those inventive objectors❤
Break free from the CCP!
Actually, Halloween is based on a Christian holiday.
It is funny to see it celebrated in so many countries that are not Christian, especially Asian countries. Actually, the adoption of Christian holidays in non-Christian countries is funny, and sometimes goes awry. I one saw a photo from a store in a Chinese city. I think it was Hong Kong, but don't quote me on that. They had a Christmas promotion going on and as a prop they had Santa Claus hanging on a cross. Priceless.
On the other hand, in the US, we do see some "foreign" holidays, mostly from China and India, but these are celebrated by the diaspora from those countries.
One other funny Halloween situation I ran into was in England when I lived there early in the century. My sons were young and we went out trick or treating with them. A lot of people seemed not to be acquainted with the practice and didn't have candy to give the kids, so they gave them coins.
No it wasn't. Halloween was stolen from the Celtic pagans by the Catholics I believe, Christians further tried to use it to spread their religion. It's good like it's cousin holiday saturnalia in modernity it is becoming more secular as it's origins. A spirts day, a rather universal concept for the darkening days of winter.
Rather strange that America even adopted Halloween since most of the puritans that fled there from being hated in places like Britain banned it as a pagan satanic practice... though they were also hated for banning Christmas.
Think America added the cultural "treat" commercial part of it though as to why they might not have done so then, but strange to think that such a thing changed in our time. Though Mischief Night was a prevalent origin of "trick or treat" in England to do with old Halloween where youngsters would play tricks on those who did not give them gifts... like general vandalism... so you might have basically been accidentally mugging people lol. Or if sooner the coins you got were probably the popular golden chocolate coins you never opened...
The religious context to a lot of holidays are lost when it spreads. Christmas in Japan has a KCF thanksgiving because of it.
A fine report , very informative and helpful .
Looking at Chinese young people, there might still be some hope for China, that there will be reform within the system.
In Singapore, It’s horrible to see how authoritarian rule destroys imagination and humour. So maybe the situation in China is not as bad. Actually China, Hong Kong has become more like Singapore, that’s why it’s so soulless
whats up with singapore? i might move there so tell me about it
I was going to say ''Dystopian sheethole'' then remembered how the UK is simiilar
No religious overtones, but devils trident in his hand
Eh you can think of devils secular as myth, same as demons and goblins and such. Don't be such a puritan, everyone hated them so much for banning anything fun in general they got kicked out and fled to America.
They probably dont understand that context
Rise up People of China
This is brilliant
The WAY businesses co-opt culture is....
Awesome, people there are slowly waking up, too
I suppose this looks like it's just young people fun, no obvious politics. This event could be cathartic for decades of suppression. Yet , who knows? When young people start to feel, everything seems laughable yet sad at the same time. Heard of the phrase "drunk on feelings"? It's at least healthier than being drunk on alcohol!
Was Halloween always celebrated in china ?
I believe so, I heard Xi Jinping was Winnie-the-Pooh! 😅😂😅❤❤
@@LoveWatchingNDEs xi jiping is dressing up as winnie the pooh at night when no one see him. I dont know why..
Xi Jinping doesn't need a costume to look like Winnie the Pooh!!!@@lokelaufeyson9931
No, it's a new celebration.
Nope.
Ultraman has been enlightened
You can only imagine how many young chinese went missing that night.
醒了就好。他們懂的。
The Police need to take a Chill Pill!
these regimes dont understand that to deny humanity something, will only make them crave it even more. freedom
shanghai haloween is amazing!!
Fat Ultraman SLAYs
the balls of these youth to mock the ccp 🤙
Here in Nanning, southern China, we had a brilliant Halloween night. Thousands of people attended, many dressed up in some great costumes, a full parade put on by the organisers. Everyone enjoyed themselves and there were no political costumes, just full of spooky monster ones, and no police presence. I think we had a more genuine Halloween than Shanghai.
Nah, these students made it far more interesting, especially since they're the victims of the CCP's shitty politics. Are you using a VPN to get this comment out?
no police eh? i saw thought police everywhere
no police are you sure about that or just scared ahahaha
You don't deserve to carry shoes for Shanghainese.
Personally I think Halloween is a holiday in which you can put on any costume and have a laugh. Considering many people in Shanghai had a laugh about all the wacky costumes I would call it a genuine Halloween. And if any big city doesn't have police present at a Halloween party then they are either lying or incompetent. Even Halloween parties in the US have police, like any event with big crowds of people.
That guy dressed as the Shanghai road sign does NOT say "i miss you" LOL
Looks awesome.
Yup!, It's really 'Only in China'.
Some of them might be 'Little Pinkies'..
HAHAHA! I thought a Daubi would make a great halloween costume. Very scary being. Glad others share my idea and put it into practice!
Down with winnie the pooh. Name the core values of socialism please
Give them the country!
When a situation is ignored for too long, it become a joke as a coping mechanism
This is not a celebration. It is a protest.
I read a news article：in TDL they sell a Winnie the Phooh with a white paper in his hand. Chinese youths in Shanghai displays some satirical
costume play:)
Scared of large gatherings.. Never let them forget you outnumber their thugs.
Where does the CCP get so many Security personnel? The CCP destroyed much of Chinese traditional life and traditions so the young have to adopt other foreign traditions. I admire them for using humour to fight their corner.
Chinese cities are big. Shanghai is like 3.5 New York Cities, in one.
@@dess3597 Quite true, but certainly they manage to have high security personnel most of time. How would the demonstrations in London for instance would have been dealt with?
🎃 👍
“It’s full of blood and horror…contrary to core Socialist values.” That made me guffaw. Those ARE Socialist values.
If you were the only channel I been watching regarding Chinese news, I'd say that everything is depressing, bad and it sucks in China.
Over there is like a Jenga game, any move may be it.
Sure the CCP can contain it but for how long?
Winnie the Pooh banning Halloween in 3... 2... 1...
It's like they kind of understand the problem and also don't.
Maybe Helmsman Xi should do a mild parody of himself on social media as Winni da Pooh .
👍👍👍
What do you mean it has nothing to do with the west?...where did the CCP get the Halloween idea from?
The spirits day is a universal concept with October it needn't be associated any part of the world as all experience the darkening days of winter. Halloween is just the widest known cultural name. Some celebrate it religiously though most secular these days, it's just a fun idea in general and every country has their own spin on it.
It's not wise to directly call it western holiday, people need a day for them to relax and celebrate, if we call it "western" it will likely cause trouble. But people know this is Halloween
Halloween is when the time ghost are out. However, prior to Halloween, the real ghost, the CCP already wrecking havoc.
Can someone do Pooh sticks over a dam in dire straights?
Surely they can't be that surprised right. They wanted Communism, they got Communism.
Why would a non-Christian country celebrate Halloween in the first place? They should just rename it Costume day with cynese characteristics. ü
please not no Christian should celebrate that anyway it has nothing to do with Christianity
Well.... Not that pagans and heretics would understand the deeper meaning behind it. ü
Who said that Halloween was ever a Christian holiday? It was originally a pagan holiday, and at one time, people who celebrated it were persecuted by Christian authorities. The only reason it ever “became” a Christian holiday is because they stole it from the pagans
Irishman here. Halloween is a pegan holiday, adapted by Christianity to better convert my long dead ancestors. Halloween day is the start of days on earth getting darker until the start of January.
It's wasn't Christian they stole it from the pagan Celts.
To be 'Shanghai'd'. Superlative.
3:55 are those girls dressed up as the twin sisters from The Shining?
How soon before fun is outlawed..
When a "normal" annual event became a disguised protest....
Lei had a picture of one guy that had a Li mask on his face, and that was carrying a jar with a Xi mask in the jar (head in a jar, like the former presidents of the US in Futurama). That guy was probably arrested. Pickled Pooh bear head.
That is desire for freedom in the oppressive government
what is the meaning of hin at 14:48
It means “very”.
lol police actively arresting satire costumes, such stupidity
Someone should be wearing the same shirt my brother got sent home from school for --Lets get our S* together
I got a question, why so much Batman costumes?
Because Covid-19 originated from bats, it was transformed by Professor Shi Zhengli from Wuhan Institute of Virology and easily spread among people. Do you think there is anything more terrible than this?
" I blow my job" That is not a line in english .😂😂lost in translation much ? Freaking hilarious !!
10 bucks for a pen is expensive
It's only a matter of time before "they" ban halloween 👻🎃
To think it was just a harvest festival to honor the dead.
Those leaks are so bitter 😑
the CCP loves to cosplay in traditional suit and tie culture of its western enemies all the time. Heck the chinese military cosplays in western military attire whilst playing western instruments in their bands according to western music theory. So what's the big deal when the average chinese person cosplays other more entertaining western cultural elements and western liberties lol?
Surprised no one dressed up as a leek
And then Chinese police arrested them all.
我真是受不了这群自视甚高的人天天来批评中国人不自由之类的，像是要把自由强加到中国人身上以后，中国人才和他们一样。总是以自己的文化背景去看待不同文化的人，这种矛盾只能同化或者被同化，日本就是一个例子，明治维新的时候丢弃了大量的传统文化。而韩国人夹在中间，社会分化也是最严重的。
Those cops looks like little clowns with those lights
a new variation on Halloween might be:
Disgraced Famous People Night?