I work in journalism in China and have always believed that only struggle and success can inspire people and society. I have come to the United States and have lived in Los Angeles for 28 years. I want to write about Chinese people in the United States, but I cannot let readers mistakenly think that all Chinese who come to the United States are successful and can do great things, make a lot of money, and make a fortune. Just like when people go to Las Vegas, what they hear and see are stories of winning millions or tens of millions in an instant, and those who lose everything in an instant usually come and go quietly without making a sound. So on the way to Las Vegas, everyone dreams of getting rich, just like on the way to going abroad, everyone dreams of success.
Yes, everyone is struggling, but there is no inevitable connection between struggle and success. A large number of Chinese immigrants may not succeed even if they struggle. Is this struggle process worth writing about? Successful people, the icing on the cake around them are all uninvited, and there will definitely be no shortage of them. Rich people have no shortage of mouthpieces. If they spend money, someone will speak for them, and I am just the voice of some ordinary people.
This novel is about 25 Chinese women from mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. Their difficulties and entanglements, their lives, their love and their thoughts, they all struggled and struggled at different levels and in different ways. Whether they succeeded or not, they all lived for themselves. They all use their own charm to decorate the scenery of foreign countries.
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