PART 1-- Darius(Dapeng) Zhao-- The American Dream, the equality based on the respect.

Hi, here is Darius!

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The core content of the American dream💵🇺🇸 is equality⚖️, as stated in the Declaration of Independence "all men are created equal." 
It seems to me that in order to realize the American dream of equality for all, people must learn to respect. 

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There are no❌ perfect people. Although we have been educated since childhood to respect others, the weakness of human nature will still make us make mistakes. （Maybe this is just an excuse, because I feel guilty.）😵😵😵 
I have been pursuing perfection since childhood👦🏻👦🏻, which has made me perform well in many aspects. After a long time, I became proud of myself, and unconsciously, I found myself to look down on (🙄🙄🙄no no no, that's tough!) those students who are poorly studying from the bottom of my heart. Although I never showed it in appearance, I did have this idea😵. Until I went to high school, my weakness in language subjects was reflected. What surprised me was that my Chinese score counted down in the class😱😱😱. This embarrassed me😨. I was afraid that others would laugh at me, but at the same time I understood how I felt as a poor student. With the increase of life experience, I also understand that learning is not❌ the only standard to measure a person. Since then, I have been trying my best to correct my inner views and treat everyone equally, thinking that everyone has some aspects to be respected. I think the equality that the American Dream is to promote is precisely this kind of equality that respects others from the heart. 

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A movie "Green Book" released in 2019 deeply shocked my 💜 . It tells the story of a racially discriminating 
👈white man who discriminated against blacksacts as a bodyguard for an aristocratic black musician 👉
and escorts him to play in the southern United States. After experiencing various injustices together, the white man gradually saw the charm of the black man. Although musician knew he would be humiliated, he took the initiative to perform in the southern United States, in order to make his race no longer discriminated, which made white the man respectful of the musician, and this respect gradually eliminates his prejudice against black people. The climax of this film showed through black pubs, a scenes of different races applauding for the music, which shows that music should not be discriminated against, and race should not be discriminated against. Even when white man knows that black man is gay, he still chooses to respect and said, “Don’t worry about it, I have been working nightclubs in the New York City my life, I know it ’s complicated world.” This conveys the idea of ​​equality in the American Dream very well, which helps people be respectful.