> For example, everyone has different abilities at hunting. Let’s say you are skilled and killed a deer. Everyone will recognize you in terms of prestige, and t

> For example, everyone has different abilities at hunting. Let’s say you are skilled and killed a deer. Everyone will recognize you in terms of prestige, and they will praise your courage and hunting skills. But the meat must be evenly distributed. In China’s case, this kind of differentiation no longer exists. Competition is total. The irony of the name "Chinese Communist Part" just keeps getting deeper and deeper. I'm struck, honestly, by how similar modern society in China is to that in the U.S. (perhaps moreso the U.S. of the 20th century), at least when it comes to the rat race and the endless push for individual signifiers of success and the burgeoning disillusionment with it all