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Drugs are banned repeatedly, poverty is everywhere, and families are falling apart. Why has the street corner become a fate that the poor cannot escape? Corner of Fayette and Monroe Streets, West Baltimore. In this forgotten corner, the "American Dream" has long been fragmented to the point where only a nightmare remains. People pay an unimaginably heavy price for drugs. But at the same time, there is still hope, care and love here. "Street Corner" truly records the anxious story that happened in Baltimore, an inland city in the United States, within a year. It mainly revolves around fifteen-year-old DeAndre and his broken family. It tracks a group of marginalized people struggling for survival, reveals the complicated street corner world, and each vivid image appears in detail. Street corners teem with predators and prey, drug dealers and robbers, as well as a mixed bag of police officers, unarmed drug addicts and innocent victimized passers-by. This documentary chronicles the story of street crime in the inner-city city of Baltimore over the course of a year, capturing an unprecedented view of an America that most people know little about. Through just one street corner, the authors vividly demonstrate how little role law enforcement, moral crusaders, and the welfare system play in a landlocked city like Baltimore. "Street Corners" takes ordinary readers deep into those forgotten corners of the United States to understand what people there think, feel and understand.

Use documentation to keep your focus on human experience. True stories are far more exciting than novels. "Translation Documentary Set · 2023 Edition (set has 44 volumes in total)" is the second collection of the Translation Documentary Series following "Translation Documentary Set · 2020 Edition (set has 39 volumes in total)". The documentary series has a total of 44 works, divided into 8 themes: true crime, invisible America, Japanese field observation, history, human world, characters, essays and nature and people. It spans disciplines, languages, time and space, continues to pay attention to human experience, and faces the real world. This set includes "The Year of Evil", "Tokyo Vice", "Body Trade", "The Defender", "Fabrication", "The Erased Family", "Lies", "Unknown Women", "Fatal Love", "Dangerous Acquaintances", "Toxicology Handbook", "The Devil Around Me", "Psychological Detective", "Top Cold Cases", "The Price of Justice", "Dream Addiction", "American Death (Revised Edition)", "Death and Life in Small Towns", "Female Poverty", "Bankruptcy after Old Age", "High School" "Born into poverty and busy family", "Two generations after old age are bankrupt", "East University Girl", "Dementia and Disappearance", "Thirty-year-old", "Cellphone Waste", "A Mass Abandoned Society", "Mid-life Crisis Observation", "Blood in the Water", "The Imperial Army", "Hope in Hell", "Business in the Constitution", "Core Meltdown", "Disintegration of Zhaohe", "Life and Death Lessons", "Euthanasia Scene", "My Brain is Open", "My Two Homelands", "The Age of Nothingness", "Looking for Things", "What is Good to Eat This Year?" "Ignite Hope", "First Light" and "The Story of the Vaccine".