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One thing I notice in the West especially is this tendency to severely underestimate how much change China has gone through in the past 30ish years. It’s unprecedented at a scale that I don’t portend to even attempt to understand as well, but I think it’s severely overlooked as many in the West

Americans are just not calibrated on how far Asia has advanced.

Why? I think it’s partly because there is no mass media depicting modern life in Asia besides perhaps Crazy Rich Asians. Also partly pride.

One of the reasons I've been aiming to watch more Chinese, South Korean, Japanese and Indian movies/shows.

Any recommendations?

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Movies won’t work for this purpose. You have to travel there or live there for a while. But if you want great movies, check out some from Edward Yang (Taiwan) and Zia Zhangke (China).

Since China eased visa restrictions last year, there have been a lot more foreign tourists. Many people have also posted travel vlogs on YouTube, and you can find many of them by searching.

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Start with some kdrama on Netflix eg. Itaewon class or crash landing on you!