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[@ZeroExperiment]

long hair guy is badass and I wish him the best

[@tronalddump6528]

Homing Fung what？？？do u think that they will be arrested after this video？who told u this

[@tronalddump6528]

Homing Fung im in China and i can say that what u think is WRONG and STEREOTYPICAL

[@kastus77]

relax. he is just troll

[@jadeemperor59]

Homing Fung latest news he has been arrested and sentenced to death 手动狗头 手动滑稽

[@tronalddump6528]

Captain Fantastic haha😂

[@athenazang1201]

the title got me all hyped but the content of the question did not really hit the main parts i think

[@user-hb4mk9xk5e]

Athena Zang 臧世雅 yeah I agree

[@buhkangliwayway]

Which parts? You mean the corruption? Cronies?

[@Sam-re8od]

Shes chinese... what u expect her english is shixt!

[@uwu_senpai]

10521577A No, the tittle was "Is it easy to become a millionaire in China ?" But the actual question is "What do you think of chinese millionaires".

[@miriamaguilar693]

Athena Zang 臧世雅 same

[@lovelynroche6832]

Successful people don't become that way overnight What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career purpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time, with the help of Mrs Lora🧑 you can achieve so many great things

[@rusielisabeth3884]

Through her wat's app👇

[@rusielisabeth3884]

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[@rusielisabeth3884]

You can tell her I referred you🔝

[@davidjack9477]

I lost $1200 carelessly trading on a platform then I was referred to expert Mrs Lora she recovered the loss and made an extra profit of $4600

[@shirlenepetramale4609]

Hello, Please how can I reach Mrs Lora🙏

[@Razear]

Go to Zimbabwe and everyone is a millionaire. 😂

[@cpnphx323]

The Zimbabwean dollar is no longer in active use after it was officially suspended by the government due to hyperinflation.

[@selohcin]

Then what the heck are they using?

[@dannyli4082]

selohcin I think they're using usd now if I'm not mistaken

[@samuelkarlsson2748]

selohcin Foreign currencies, such as the South African rand or the US dollar.

[@JohnVinylGen]

I have a bill from Zimbabwe that is literally a 1,000,000 bill. A friend told me I can exchange it for a MacDonald's happy meal.

[@MegumiHayashida]

Tattooed guy got the most human mentality.

[@Kwanglebeh]

I get the feeling he has traveled, his kind of mentality is quite rare in China.

[@sophysong2246]

Kwanglebeh Wow, have u ever been to China and how many Chinese do u know?

[@mhmahamhm]

@Dalun Chen and @Song Sophy, please stop attacking the person straightforwardly. At the same time, I understand your frustration because Kwanglebeh has generalized a lot. I disagree with this generalization because many of my students do have similar views as the speaker. I agree with that person. If more people would have similar views like him the whole world would be a different place.

[@Kwanglebeh]

I've been to China 7 or 8 times,I'm married to a Chinese.

[@Kwanglebeh]

The nail that sticks out,gets hammered down. Old Chinese proverb.

[@robsonfaxas]

In Brazil It's possible when you choose a specific field in a set of fields of expertise. I'm a system developer and I don't see as many jobs paying well for cleaners as they pay for developers. I know that I can be a millionaire someday, but I don't have the same perspective for people of some other professions. PS.: Asian Boss, I'm loving your videos! That's the second video I'm watching and I'm gonna watch every new video you post! Keep the hard work! You've been working hard. Jiayou!!

[@Laugendonut]

Blue hair girl is really cute

[@akaywololo]

This is the first time I see a non-asian accurately calling an asian attractive, well done.

[@Sam-re8od]

The tied eyed one?

[@NightcorEDM]

Ofc, asian-girls are super lucky because they're all super cute in everyone's eyes

[@YennyKartika]

I think it's turquoise

[@ThomasFoolery8]

Yeah definitely 😊

[@sameenmirza5109]

China is an incredible and lovely nation, Love China from Pakistan ❤💚❤💚❤ Long Live Pak-China Friendship

[@xxSWORD]

Sameen Mirza Then MERICA came in and is waiting for the first move

[@user-qn7xq7pi7t]

hi 美女

[@masonmason6260]

Pakistan is a terrorist nest

[@sameenmirza5109]

Mason mason Not really, It's beautiful country with rich culture.Stop trusting shitty biased media.

[@xxSWORD]

Sameen Mirza All possible by America

[@okanis98]

Long hair guy is best boi

[@trasher84]

its because u dont know where to touch him sempai, leave him to me

[@LingLing-pn3us]

海賊猫 we are so greedy for money

[@anamorphicalan]

Ha i just noticed the native chinese woman with cyan hair is skate boarding in background!

[@sykes758]

Working won't make anyone a millionaire. Learning how the financial system is rigged and how to navigate around it, may. When laws are passed that favor a small group and modify the rigging, study it carefully and move in.

[@ThomasFoolery8]

winston smith smart man right here. That’s correct.

[@alirakkara6874]

Yes, true! Work hard all you want, but to work smart pays off more

[@user-dk4gl7bb2g]

you are smart

[@ThinkerNinja]

Dont navigate around it - work to change it

[@RickRudesMustache]

It's not impossible. Difficult yes but I think the time is coming soon when the rich will find out how much they truly rely on the poor. Maybe their days are more numbered than they believe.

[@Varsitylover03]

Did anyone notice the blue-haired girl who had been interviewed skating in the background at 7:34 😂

[@gangstar9681]

Oh yeah¡_¡

[@ilie123petcan9]

I see u

[@xxnike0629xx]

If she works hard all year round, is famous, and continues to get work then that amount for an actress is expected.

[@ThinkerNinja]

xxnike629xx The analysis shouldn't stop there - the fact that it's expected doesnt make it right. The fact that such absurd wealth exists simultaneously with absolute poverty, and that it is EXPECTED and NORMALISED is a moral horror and indictment of the present politico-economic system.

[@Xenon1rth]

If millions of people pay because she is in a movie, then she deserves to be paid accordingly. The issue is not that she earns millions, the issue is the millions of people who chose to pay for a movie ticket instead of donating to the poor. As always, people complain about all sort of things but actually they themselves are the problem

[@ThinkerNinja]

onx the people who have the most power have the mpst responsibility. Marketing and advertising have influence over every aspect of our lives in this society. Rich people pour billions into those jndustries to convince people to buy their products, and what youre saying is that us poorer people simply need to toughen up, transcend psychology and not watch movies ever and never have fun and instead give all our money to charity, instead of getting rich people who are paid exorbitant salaries to contribute money they dont even require and would otherwise spend needlessly on luxury to help society e.g. by not avoiding taxes (which would make more of a dent in tackling social issues than a 9-5 yuppie who's struggling to afford a house donating their movie ticket costs). Yes people should help when they can, but who do you think truly has the most responsibility here? You think movie stars work hard? The factory workers, janitors, nurses and pro bono lawyers of the world and so on work ten times harder and often live miserably. What does it mean to 'deserve' something? The ability to manipulate people through marketing? That just means that people who have lots of money already deserve more money than everyone else. Not a great moral statement there.

[@user-nf3hh8kn5r]

xxnike629xx but she evades taxes, that's why it's so high

[@user-nf3hh8kn5r]

Storge THIS.

[@mapotofu1841]

The girl with the greenish hair is so pretty and nice 😍😍

[@betsywilliams3666]

I agree with one of the interviewees who said that "the wage gap is a worldwide problem." I wish I knew how to fix the problem.

[@alirakkara6874]

I guess knowing how to fix something worldwide doesnt mean a single solution, but rather a single mindset and goal. Its not really about doing it yourself, but convincing others to join you. And if you play it right, then fate takes care of itself

[@ThinkerNinja]

Organise on a grassroots level to challenge and ultimately dismantle hierarchical exploitative systems. Support labour unions against unscrupulous executives and detached profit-driven shareholders. Democratise social services like healthcare and education. Support worker cooperatives. Oppose privatisation. Educate others and yourself. It starts with calling out the systems in place you see as fundamentally unfair. These are all causes amongst many worth fighting for, and everyone can do it. We all have to cultivate our moral sensibilities by recognising and then identifying with those who have the least power in society - the poor, the disabled, the ill, and so on - and working to represent their interests against those oppress them and the rest of us.

[@betsywilliams3666]

Thank you Alirak Kara! And Storge, I live abroad, and other than keeping up with news, and going out to vote, call my congress men and women (since I'm American) and donate to organizations that help, I'm more at a loss . If you or anyone has ideas on what to do while living abroad I'm open to it. However, I still have to be careful what stuff I do get involved with, ie not protests because I could then be deported. TIA

[@ThinkerNinja]

Betsy That's great that you do those things already. since it's a global struggle, if you can affect local politics i think that can be useful too but im not familiar with how an expat status affects things e.g. union membership (though i assume it doesnt). Any community volunteer work is very helpful though really. I think the most important thing is to join some sort of group that meets up in real life. That way it's easier to maintain motivation and a sense of direction, and feel that you're part of a movement rather than just an individual struggling alone against what may seem like insurmountable obstacles.

[@thadiussean9133]

It's not a problem. Why don't you demonstrate why it actually is a problem before ramming through "fixes". You are saying the fact that a man who can chop 50 trees a day is a problem because his neighbors can only chop 10.

[@deepdude4719]

The lady with blue hair and the guy with the hair belt are so pretty. They could be celebrities by their looks.

[@RayMak]

As long as everyone knows you in China, you're rich.

[@LingLing-pn3us]

Ray Mak exactly!

[@Basedjeevs]

you again

[@JiuWei_Mic]

it's u again

[@putriandini304]

I see you everywhere.😂

[@zi_pun]

Being a millionaire today in China means nothing...With that money you can barely afford a room-sized apartment in the city yourself. Housing in China today is just way too expensive for almost everyone.

[@TheFinalsTV]

In 1st tier cities yes, Thats like complaining Times Square New york is expensive. There's tons of suburbs/smaller cities that rent is incredibly affordable. Thats just what happens when a top city gets incredibly populated, demand increases outwards.

[@zi_pun]

Austin S Um I meant to purchase it. I was also not mentioning only 1st tier cities but all big cities. Housing in China is just generally much more expensive than the US based on the salary people get. Not complaining, just telling the truth.

[@TheFinalsTV]

I go to China on business a few times a year, people there do just fine in housing terms. Big cities pay bigger salaries, and the rent is dirt cheap. Of all the expenses you incur, living is probably the lowest. If you want to talk housing, talk about the horrible build quality. 5 year old buildings literally collapse with people inside as the construction industry is corrupt and monopolized. There are literally ghost towns of skyscrapers sitting empty 30 minutes from major cities.

[@TheFinalsTV]

Absolutely don't mean to come off as condescending but if the topic interests you, do some research on it. Don't post speculation. Granted I'm not an expert but I know enough to correct the misinformation I saw. Yes prices CAN get expensive if you buy, but as a millionaire I can rent out a beautiful $1000/m apartment of 1000sqft+ in a desirable neighbourhood. A couple mill goes a long way over there, it's the real land of opportunity lol.

[@Shuffledudee]

Mate he was talking about buying an apartment not renting one.

[@Friendship1nmillion]

Asian Boss I agree with allot of points that separately were brought up by interviewees. The rich {in any country as a general rule} don't care about the gap between rich and poor. There's many ways to Evade tax. I once met and chatted with American actor Dean Cain who is famous in Western culture for playing Superman on T.V. . He's officially a multi-billionaire. He gets paid *SO MUCH* {American dollars} for *EACH* Movie or T.V. series that he could *NEVER* spend it all in his own lifetime. Even if he lives to be 150 years old. He told me he spends most of his money buying shares in companies and is on the board of directors of some of those. Instead of there being a trade war started by President Trump between America and China, a good compromise = In exchange for China eliminating Privacy of Hollywood Movies that America and China Join their Movie making resources to make blockbuster Movies across Asia Pacific region including making English speaking Movies that involves Bollywood stars and Australian locations. 😧🌏🏚💸🎥🇨🇳🇺🇸🇦🇺

[@NightcorEDM]

To people who are rich: Stop making other people jealous To people who are jealous: Stop being jealous and start making money

[@alirakkara6874]

What you said was really true :) When you are at the bottom, work your way up. Dont bring others down with you

[@joetooly8297]

Let’s all be porn stars! It worked out for Riley Reid.

[@miyalys]

To people who are jealous: Demand a fairer society, fx. via closing tax evasion loopholes in the law and a much more progressive tax system. If not: eat the rich.

[@kaigaga488]

It is critical that we learn the difference between being the richest country in the world and having the richest people in the world because there is a difference.

[@banjiu10]

The argument "they are rich because they work hard" is logically false. I don't get why people are buying it.

[@kikiwa2023]

working hard can't 100% make you get rich，but you will 100% be poor if you don't work.

[@anotheryale28]

Nah. You will still be poor 100% even if you work if you aren't lucky.

[@alirakkara6874]

If you reallyyy wanna be rich, working hard will only take you so far. You need to work smart too

[@user-kc9xo3hj6y]

because that's what their boss been telling them every day. typical working-class mentality. however, in China, even if you got rich by working smart, it is still humble to say you worked hard for it. so it's an ultimate response for anyone who wants to display a positive attitude.

[@asd-dr9cf]

Aus C if you're stupid*

[@thornados4969]

It is the same anywhere in this world not just in China. You need special skill and talent to convert into money making business. Working hard only enhances success.

[@Spoonington]

AB is uploading a new video...!! Yeeesshhh

[@nickivygoal]

For young people to make a million $, it is too difficult, but it is not hard to have a million $ in big cities because their parents typically had houses, which are worth at least 1 million $.

[@h_r_99]

Green haired girl is pretty...on another note, what the long haired guy said resonated with me, what a lovely person.

[@kirakira1362]

i thought the girl in the thumbnail was Shen Yue for a second 🤣

[@firefoxwaffles5357]

When I went the visit my relatives all their friends actually have the same stereotype about America, that everyone in America is rich because they are fat, have big homes and big cars, etc. Truth be told most Chinese live a humble life. Many people have been lifted out of poverty in the past decade but the wealth gap is still a problem. But my relatives are all in that happy middle class and they don't feel like they lack of anything. And after spending time with them for a month I feel extra doubly grateful for what I have here.

[@thesuperproify]

Firefoxwaffles Most people in america and canada get the impression of rich Chinese from the international students. I mean we have hundreds of them here in Canada and they many of them wear fancy clothes, sports cars, etc. But of course this cannot be representative of the life of common middle class chinese people.

[@user-uf3zw9jt1o]

Actually, Chinese is not rich😂

[@zhenzhang1494]

Funny logic: that everyone in America is rich because they are fat, have big homes and big cars, etc.

[@stephysun]

KKKChoi叔 s

[@stephysun]

KKKChoi叔 there are many Chinese rich people here in LA. It’s flooded with them and they have super cars

[@justinsantos5751]

Can you do a video about Chinese tourists having bad manners and if it is true? Most of the Chinese respondents here in this channel seems kind and intelligent that would make you doubt they would act inapproptiately in public places.

[@dealstogo2649]

Fascinating and informative reporting. Working hard there does not always guarantee a high income. I had to see a doctor there who was one of the top doctors at the Medical Center in Beijing and he made the correct diagnosis and treated me and i recovered in a day or two. He works hard like most doctors there yet.....the entire treatment, including the doctor's charge was $6.00! Thank you for uploading this interview.

[@NightcorEDM]

Everyone chinese girl wants to be like fan bing bing, she's super talented

[@24killsequalMOAB]

That blue haired girl looks like Sejeong

[@kimberlyy911]

I like their thinking of capitalism instead of being jealous and saying it’s not their fair

[@alirakkara6874]

That is my favorite version of capitalism. When you want equality, you work your way to the top. You dont bring people down with you.

[@ThinkerNinja]

Alirak Kara the existence of (capitalist) hierarchy presupposes a 'bottom' position. Youve lost before youve even started. The goal shouldnt be to 'get to the top' - it should be to get rid of the hierarchy altogether, so that no one will be able to exploit others on the basis of wealth and class, in the same way that no one should be able to exploit others on the basis of race or gender etc.

[@dalao2yang]

Storge thats.... communism!!! Why we all hate on commi china then?

[@dalao2yang]

TheMystery30 not some one NEED be poor in order for some one to be rich. Its just the nature order of competition. If you look at a marathon race. There would be only ONE #1. Then 2,3,4....ppl coming in one by one or in small groups. Its after maybe 100 ppl then you see lots of ppl come in large groups and many ppl never finish the race. If you leave the competition naturally then thats the reality. There would be hand full of out of standing winners, then there will be maybe 40 to 60 percent of ppl being averaged, not that far from each other. And then there would be around 30 percent unable to finish....capitalism is a competitive system. I am not surprised we get this result. Let the natural selection work its way. It will make mankind stronger. Haha I know I sound Nazi but that's how it works. No conspiracy here

[@margaritasytcheva2730]

Capitalism DOES imply a “bottom” position, but that doesn’t mean you can’t make the bottom wealthy enough to afford their living expenses. The top would just be, well, really, really, rich.

[@audreyd177]

my grandpa makes a little less then that girl they were talking about in China for owning things, i honestly don’t understand what he actually does but he used to come to my house when i lived in China with different cars all the time, he said he owned a big company but i really don’t know

[@9On9yue]

low battery might be an interesting back story there

[@alirakkara6874]

Hmmmm *face twists in a spiral*

[@buhkangliwayway]

They should add a picture of the people they talk about.

[@anamorphicalan]

how many native chinese can understand and speak english? in beijing and chengdu? I am very curious because I will go there for employment

[@dragsigma]

It’s important to note than 1 million Chinese yuan is about 150k usd. So it’s not like they’re saying an average hardworking person can make millions of usd or anything of the like.

[@bgates275]

I'm pretty sure everyone converts to USD when they are talking about 'millionaires'. When I was in Korea, my boss told me he was worth 6 million. Well, if he was really talking about Korean Manwon, well that isn't so much money now is it? (About 6000 USD). Hmm, if that were the case, I doubt he would even have a business. I live in Canada, a lot of rich Chinese are buying luxury real estate in Vancouver and Toronto, so yes, some of them are wealthy.

[@ufo717212]

John Smith. The interviewees were speaking of RMB not USD. BTW most Chinese don't even know the yuan/dollar conversion rate. Those rich tycoons who own luxurious mansions in Canada are within the top 1% of the social pyramid of China. They can't represent 1.4 billion Chinese at all. The rural areas of inland provinces and western provinces always struggle with poverty. Many villagers are still living under disturbing poor conditions.

[@aokosakano3037]

ukyee no they are not the top. They are upper middle class, but definitely not the top 1%. They are not the upper class, they are the upper middle class. The upper class rarely immigrates to other countries.

[@jinzhu8657]

you know too much. :)

[@enixliu]

An average hard working person in the States can make 45M USD a year???

[@KY-dx1zn]

I leave in Beijing China, everyone’s a millionaire here. An average apartment will easily cost you 2 million dollars😂

[@lalakuma9]

I'm shocked that a number of people think that they can become millionaires. Unless by "millionaire" they meant 1 million yuan. That's still a realistic amount of money.

[@fatmazohra5677]

I really liked the long hair man because he looks very nice and wise person

[@athenazang1201]

can we get some hong kong reporter... that would be really cool

[@-samana12345]

Reasonable peoples

[@bgates275]

GDP per capita is still much lower in China than it is in the USA. These millionaires are real outliers compared to the general population. As the one girl stated, some people are still starving.

[@robezy0]

it is a very interesting place. By the numbers of the UN, it is the fastest developing country on earth, still it's development is barely above global average

[@bgates275]

The only reason someone in the United States would be starving, is if they are addicted to drugs. In China, part of the problem is that it still lacks infrastructure. Some of the cities may be a sight to behold, but the rural areas are still seriously undeveloped. A lot of Chinese may be above the poverty line now, but when it is set at only living above $1 a day, that doesn't really say a whole lot. You'd have to be well beyond that, before you wern't really poor.

[@aokosakano3037]

John Smith most the Muslims living in western China. Most Han Chinese live in the east.

[@sydneylaroche8276]

+John Smith but the cost of living in these poor areas is extremely low, you would be amazed how much food they can get on this income

[@kikiwa2023]

Do you lived in the last century? I don't know which Chinese are still "starving". Please let me see even single one.

[@dexterwilliams4289]

Without hope for a better life, society collapses. It's no surprise that the people in this video were fairly optimistic. You'll get that attitude in any country that's not experiencing widespread protests.

[@generalfishcake]

Man, the young generation in China is a lot better and kinder than the old one - I only hope the thirst for wealth doesn't gentrify them.

[@yilongliu2353]

true, the elder generation in china has had a rough life

[@lixu9909]

Everyone want to buy house in NY in USA, but it is impossible. Everyone want to buy house in Bejing/Shanghai in China, but it is impossible. if you are a millionaire in China, you can buy house in many places.

[@XuerLi]

In Chinese countries, money is everything esp for urban men, most of them work so hard that they hardly have any time for leisure activities. Most of them think once they become rich everything will come to them naturally, including cars, women, and even youthful good looks which maybe fading away during the proccess of working hard and creating wealth, as nowadays skin care and minor surgeries have become quite advanceced.

[@Ta.888]

Can someone tell me is hongkong people and china people have same tv channel?

[@deadflee]

Im surprise.. They all a very knowledgeable and give a very good answer..

[@user-ff2jm8kx3x]

EZEKIEL everyone thinks they are more intelligible than others and know more than others. We dont know the truth

[@jiaxinxie4105]

I think the tittle should be "China's wealth gap"

[@zyx7478]

All I can say is that when I lived in China the average person I met there was a really cool down-to-earth individual. It was easier to make conversations with them than it is making conversations with people in upstate New York

[@hehitsme7014]

When I heard Fan BingBing I was like isn't that Fan ChengCheng's sister? ( I still love nine percent even though they have disbanded )

[@jennyzheng9561]

it's so strange to hear FBB being recognized as FCC's sis rather than the other way around

[@phantomlover4520]

Name of that hot guy with hair band? For research purposes 🧐

[@Delores999]

I like this.

[@iamyakumo]

Millionaire is not mean rich, even not get rid of poverty in the big cities.

[@s.a.Bfirestarters]

my plan now move to china for 3 years and become a rich man then im going back to indonesia and had a 4 wive.

[@edai5645]

4 wives? Really?

[@CombatHD3]

@@edai5645 islam is messed up. dont worry abt it

[@Nicholas_Chen_]

Now I have a question. Do Fanbingbing and Chinese A-list actors in general earn more than Hollywood actors like Jennifer Lawrence?

[@edenshadow924]

As the video says, Fan Bingbing could earn about 300 million yuan(43.91 million dollars) one year, you can just search Jennifer's income to compare with Fan Bingbing's.

[@czl0909]

Hmm, I often hear ppl said we are poor ...

[@agumualiuspumm1331]

This channel should change its name to good looking metropolitan middle class East Asian boss. A very diverse and representative interviewee sample indeed.

[@user-ff2jm8kx3x]

Zhong Yuan its true. All the Chinese, Koreans, and Japanese in interview do not seem like they are representing their country. They show people who are intelligent, wealthy or something which is above normal people. But if they dont, this comment section will have war time.

[@user-ff2jm8kx3x]

Maybe all East asisns wil fight against each others.

[@AbnerKuo]

Anyway some Chinese people are getting too inflated by the rapid and overwhelming wealth growth... some of us really need to chill and reflect to make things more steadily.

[@17teacmrocks]

for a top chinese actress like fan bingbing i'm not surprised given what hollywood actors make. also, there are much richer ppl in china in other industries.

[@chinito77]

This video just focuses on celebrities. I wanted to hear about business people or people who hold high positions in society. Just working hard does not make you a millionaire. You have to invent, invest, or promote in a company or product you create from the ground up. You can’t become rich by working for someone else.

[@alirakkara6874]

The title changed?

[@gyrozeppelin5049]

that long haired guy is a fkin philosopher

[@Daivd1111]

Millionaire in different currencies mean different things!!! 1000000 dollar is not 1000000 rmb

[@noface3928]

The girl in the thumbnail looks devastated

[@BringerOfDeath12]

now everyone in the Us who is a millionaire can buy houses and apartments, but not always can they

[@TheWizardofLimes]

So when the interviewer asked "Do you think you could become a millionaire" was that with asking like, 1mil USD or was it 1mil Yaun? Because 1,000,000 Yuan is only 150k USD which is of course still extremely difficult to get, but it is easier than 6x that amount.

[@haifu6917]

Levi Benezra everything is converted to USD when talking millions or billions.

[@TheWizardofLimes]

Ah I see, thank you.

[@Harry-uq9qd]

I'm confident they were talking about RMB, I understand the Chinese

[@astrophysx7523]

no i don't think so. millionare is based on western vocabulary. there isn't even a chinese character for million to begin with.

[@CY_Chen]

There is, it's called 百万 （hundred ten-thousand)

[@alexisao4640]

I have one of those Chinese millionaires living in my neighborhood. The cars they own are NOT CHEAP. Maserati and Porsche cars are parked outside all the time.

[@xxSWORD]

Jajajaja Pre In america its cheap

[@grimjowjaggerjak]

Since put his tariff they wont be cheap anymore even in the US

[@Sam-re8od]

Jajajaja Pre Then go smash his car! what u doing m8~

[@asd-dr9cf]

sam water typical white trailer trash reaction.

[@oneday4021]

The fact that you are their neighbor makes me think your financial state must be somewhere close to them 🤔🤔

[@01Kingfresh]

Asian Boss should do a special “American Version” of the show where they come to the US or EU, and ask the Asian people around there what they think of Rich Chinese people.

[@masonmason6260]

01Kingfresh why?

[@czl0909]

Only dumb think someone can get rich by stealing from other ppl.

[@dalazcano]

Do you really think we need even more western-oriented content that highlights the American worldview? I think we've got enough of that already. In fact, one of the things I mainly like about asian boss is that it portrays content or opinions which are seldom shown by the western mainstream media.

[@piyushsingha8701]

Americans can't even point China in the map

[@01Kingfresh]

I see what everyone is saying, but guys, I don’t want them to ask just ANY Americans, I said that they should ask the Asians IN America! As in, American born Chinese/Korean/Taiwanese etc. They could even ask Asians in America that were born overseas what they think!

[@evelinecarolinelienhuaming1184]

I Love Wealthy, LoL 💰💰 😀😀

[@30hovrs33]

Fire hat doe

[@kingkongPl]

Wtf there is only 5 hollywood actors who made more then her in 2017 and even most popular hollywood actress like Lawrence made only half of heir income...

[@115Carssssssssss]

"Working hard= success" is what the American dreams talks about and USA succeed in a lot of areas because their people have this mentality. I don't know why people disapproves when Chinese people have this mentality also, this is what drives a country and their people forward.

[@Purple-up1ji]

Next one: What chinese people think about communism? Because I’m chinese and I’m only staying here during summer holidays, and lately I’ve seen so many communism flags here and they are almost everywhere, so I would like you to do a special interview and ask what they think about this whole communism promoting

[@svenkorlos5146]

In China you can talk anything except politics.

[@asd-dr9cf]

There's no shortage of racist white people trying to educate others on China.

[@oneday4021]

Lol hun no, you can’t do that

[@Purple-up1ji]

asd ??????? Idk what are you trying to say? I’m just asking for a posible interview

[@michaelmin9541]

Purple OT7 Communism? Totally Utopia! Even China now are not a communism country and we can only say “we are fighting and hard working for communism”.

[@leopoldopetrieska6564]

ask chinese about communism

[@user-hb4mk9xk5e]

Leopoldo Petrieska I wrote my final essay about communism in China (university level) and I was only able to get 1 persons opinion about communism in China. No body else wanted to talk about it. My chinese teacher said that the Chinese find Mao Zedong a very stupid man and his lack of knowledge made him the biggest human killer we have ever had global but nobody dares to speak anything bad about him.

[@taohu5731]

after all, he saved China from foreign aggression, if he didn't, all chinese would be second Indian

[@michaelmin9541]

ExoPanda If u want to judge Mao, u should judge him in both positive and negative side. In one side, Mao is one of the greatest leaders who led Chinese ppl to walk through the dark time and establish new China. Made China survived in the crack of US and USSR. He realized how important a complete industry system for an independent country and this makes China become one and the only one country on the earth which has all industry categories recognized by UN. In another side. Because of the limitations of histories, he also made a big mistake “ revolution of culture” and resulted millions died. Just remember, every coin has two sides, Mao is great or bad? It’s hard to give a good answer.

[@jackmao9413]

你这是文字加密防翻译吗......

[@jill4616]

厉害厉害，你怎么打的，还是有专门的输入法？

[@Jasoslty]

Although Shanghai is a good example and resource for you guys to gain information, you should really visit other provinces... the lifestyle is much different, economically and socially

[@bm-ub6zc]

Lol the question had almost nothing to do with the interviews.

[@Jobe-13]

It’s cool to see what they think of their own.

[@Kwanglebeh]

Basically, Chinese hate each other.Always have.

[@xanuavor2080]

who here also understands mandarin?

[@djlyons]

Alex Chang nihao,im currently learning Chinese (Mandarin), because in moving there in like 3 years or so.😊

[@willjin423]

Alex Chang 明白

[@uwu_senpai]

Somehow but mine is not good enough to get all they say without the subtiles but I will go study in China in 1 year to improve it.

[@user-gu4tw2uf6s]

Edgar Ordaz hahaha why would u wanna trade that tho

[@user-gu4tw2uf6s]

Edgar Ordaz they’re not that bad honestly. Just learn how to read without trying the writing for a while (who needs writing when you have smartphones) and you can start the writing when you can read a little. That’s what im doing with japanese at least

[@lucresialopez9611]

i suddenly remember chenle from NCT

[@yoooyooo8918]

lucresia lopez I was thinking of him all throughout the vid.

[@ayPersonality]

Okay, all of them say it is possible to become a millionaire eventually. Is there something different in China compared to Europe? Because I don't see it as an option for all hard workers to become millionaires here.

[@RickRudesMustache]

I"m sure this also occurs in America as well. Greedy people everywhere.

[@atomnous]

They look like they're on green screen

[@igorsacht4192]

Can AsianBoss ask Japanese/Korean/Chinese/Filipinos/Indians about Anarcho-Capitalism.

[@aviva4563]

Isn’t that the same person ( the girl with blue hair and that girl in the background 8:23)

[@aaronsun4746]

Well somebody got caught for tax evaassssiooonnn

[@marioluigi5350]

Long hair guy is so handsome

[@truly_yourss]

I don't have any idea who is fan bingbing😂

[@gioiajackson-scrima1727]

This is off topic but I’m gay for the blue haired girl 💗

[@charmander777]

1,000,000 Chinese Yuan equals 149,974.50 United States Dollar

[@charmander777]

an average 1,000 square foot apartment in Shanghai going for $725,000 USD, or around five million yuan. (2017)

[@charmander777]

according to a quora poster from China " To earn $1 million, you only need a legitimate business, as well as some luck. Even if you do nothing, perhaps just in time for municipal demolition, it is possible to receive more than 1 million dollars in compensation. Then you can use the money to buy two apartments, but that's it. Of course, if you want to make $100 million or more, and become a really rich person, without high-level relationship it is virtually impossible."

[@spider6660]

American uses US dollar as an asswiping tissue

[@athenazang1201]

take about the stereotypes of oversees chinese

[@hanji3007]

Oh yeah Fan Chengcheng's family is really rich! Any NinePercent stan here? Hehe

[@thesuperproify]

Koko Slay me!

[@jessicanguyen6420]

Yes omfg. FCC is younger than me and he wears clothes that we can’t afford 😭.

[@sammil5478]

hahahaah

[@hanji3007]

Jessica Nguyen 阮希 Yeaass. He's younger than me too but he's sooo tall. Lol

[@shuocheng3058]

viet? you type the right last name 阮。thought you viet don't know any hanzi character anymore

[@pfguo87]

The chances of the wealth gap in China changing to benefit the poor is highly unlikely. The reason is because the poor expects someone else to make their lives easier... That is like me asking you to go work for me and give me the money you make... @7:48 - from here you see two people "hoping" that kids have education, people not worry about living expenses, but its not like 'they' are going to do anything about it. That is because it is up to those parents of the kids, and the people themselves to worry about 'their' living expenses.

[@boredbeingbored894]

The title is sort of misleading?? I thought the vid would explore chinese millionaires in general and not just focus on movie stars like Fan Bing Bing

[@Jon_neton]

Everyone was extremely reasonable and understood that the actress worked hard for that amount of money. No hot takes here folks!

[@HaiTran-vo5vw]

Congratulations for China life become easy oxygen.

[@user-qe9kk6ci2m]

How much is Fan Bingbing Worth? Fan Bingbing net worth: Fan Bingbing is a Chinese actress, singer, and producer, who has a net worth of $100 million. Fan Bingbing was born in Qingdao, Shandong, China, and grew up in Yantai, Shandong, China.

[@stevenleung9532]

Things are getting notorious here in China, we have no soy beans and lobsters now.

[@user-ff2jm8kx3x]

大明定遼中衛指揮使 what do you mean?

[@bgates275]

My opinion is that the Chinese system still isn't really a free market, and a lot of the millionaires made their money through crony capitalism. If it wasn't earned fairly, I could see how that may bother those with less.

[@curatorx7597]

What about US?

[@bgates275]

ian, not an argument.