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Fifteen years ago, I left home to explore the world. Back then, I thought the problems I saw were unique to China. Over time, I realized something surprising: the whole world runs on the same messy human systems, just with different packaging.
I've traveled everywhere, from New York to small towns in Scandinavia, from Tokyo to lazy Mediterranean villages. What struck me most was how similar our problems are. Slow bureaucracy, rigid social classes, unspoken rules, and power games exist everywhere.
American politicians make the same empty promises as leaders back in China. European wealth passes down through generations just like Chinese "rich kids" do. Japanese social awareness mirrors Chinese workplace politics. When you look closely, the differences between East and West fade away.
People are fundamentally the same wherever you go. We share the same hopes, fears, selfishness, and capacity for kindness. We're all playing similar roles on the same human stage.
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