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How Jet Li turned a stereotyped caricature into a modern action icon

1.2K views • 2 weeks ago
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@EDUARDO-bj9wf
@@EDUARDO-bj9wf2 weeks ago
I saw that guy as a kid😮
@anewleaf6847
@@anewleaf68472 weeks ago
America says ....your welcome...we aren't so racist after all
@BAba477k
@@BAba477k2 weeks ago
Shows you that just being good doesn’t mean you can handle the business side. He did it with lots of grace. Opened the doors.
@Joseph-y4o6w
@@Joseph-y4o6w2 weeks ago
Awesome 😎
@jieli3313
@@jieli33132 weeks ago
The phenomenon of "immoral officials demanding morality from the people" in China is driven by core motives that typically include concealing their own misconduct, shifting the burden of governance, and maintaining the established power structure. Some officials loudly preach ideals and convictions in public while engaging in self-serving corruption in private. Demanding morality and integrity from the public without addressing the officials' own failings is akin to "the officials catching a cold, while the common people take the medicine."