More Chinese Have Mental Health Issues - Can They Get The Help They Need? | Insight | Full Episode

[@Mjmjm2]

the part where the children felt pressured & burned out made me cry. this hits home as someone who also went through mental health issues.

[@huhwhatjason]

CNA is desperately hoping that China becomes less competitive. CNA does this by attacking education. They want Chinese kids to learn from the West, to smoke pot and drop out from school. Surely that'll be a path to success.

[@Icarus47249fd]

Stop living up to people’s expectations. They’re not that important in your own life, they’re people who you’ll eventually forget about. It’s like these people act like they own you or something. WTF is this type of mentality. And people care too much about what other people think.

[@forreal8014]

Seek help, there are health profession in School. Per half, read some materials on how to overcome stress, if your stress causes by your family members, then you need to tell them in a SOFT voice saying. You are stress me out, why are you giving me stress? Many people unawares their action causes others to stress out. Try it.

[@stitchfan93]

Personal experience: A friend of mine from my teenage years always wanted to show his parents that he was capable but they kept calling him useless because he had talents they didn't care for and weaknesses that they describe as a disgrace to the family. He broke eventually and his parents threw him out. He already had terrible anxiety and this developed to severe depression and personality disorders. Luckily me and my friends helped him out and we did what we could. He relies heavily on meds just to function but hey he lived. That's what matters. However, he has difficulties a lot of the times to get out of bed and doing simple things quite a bit. If he needed to talk to someone, I do what I can to speak to him. In Asian culture especially, the moment you do anything that is considered a "disgrace to family" such as having a mental illness you're likely to be disposed off like that as my friend sadly went through. There are worse things in life than death itself.

[@xiphoid2011]

There are countless children who developed mental illness due to parental and societal pressure. In my generation, I have 2 cousins who were both top students. One developed OCD, the other developed schizo affective disease. Ironically, all of the other cousins who didn't/couldn't excel academically were all mentally normal. Childhood, school, and even work life, are just too cut throat. I don't know what I did right in the previous life, but coming to America for school and work wss the best thing to ever happen to me. I feel really bad for my 2 cousins. They were very smart as well. Our parents constantly used us to compare and pressure each. To see them crack under pressure was a fate they didn't deserve.

[@mynamesjeff.f]

Your cousins who didn't excel academically are lucky. They may not have done well academically, but they at least have a normal healthy mindset and don't face a lot of mental pressure and problems, which is way more important.

[@tiendang7531]

@@mynamesjeff.fchina is full of stories of genius who excel academically but fail spectacularly at life. 😂 no EQ. Makes me sad but society & parents don’t realize everyone is different & there are more to life than acing exams & comparing achievements

[@trusei]

Human brain can’t handle this amount of stress and also the governments aren’t doing anything

[@mrparam5384]

Yes

[@ariadneunsworth6248]

The governmen already banned many tuitor for profit schools

[@PeterMsk2023]

What else can one expect when they become tools and stepping stones for the CCP to seize and compete for world power?

[@tiendang7531]

Don’t raise your children in Asia with tiger parents and toxic males. It will damage the young brain beyond cognitive repair, everything shows up in developmental problems and trouble assimilating at school then society. Tiger parenting is just wrong

[@QueueTeePies]

This is why I appreciate how my parents raised me. They pushed me hard but don't expect perfection. Their vision for success is if my life ends up better than how they grew up.

[@sohu86x]

Not sure that's good. What if you had a mental illness that didn't allow you to be better than your parents? Will you expect the same of your children, and what if they have mental illness that prevents them from being better than you? I think the expectation that things will become better is not only a false illusion but also dangerous. We don't drive our cars and expect nothing bad will happen, and as a result not wear seat belts. Why should we move forward in life expecting things to get better all the time? It's dangerous and foolish. Better to live in reality day by day and see where you and your children go in life.

[@QueueTeePies]

@@sohu86x Of course that is a very special case. I'm talking about my case specifically. My parents were the traditional type that has high expectation, signing me up for after school activities, frowning on video games, expect either a career in the medical or engineering field. They have a very outdated view on mental illness which is if they can't see it then it doesn't exist. I do give them credit for not seeing it as an excuse because they saw the results of extreme pressure on my cousins. Growing up in a Western world with more exposure and awareness to mental health I will of course will not pass those type of pressure down to my kids. Will that means I will not pass down those values down to my kids? Nope. There is a reason why Eastern culture has the kind of success it has globally. Everything in moderation. Everything has a risk. The culture is slowly shifting in a good way.

[@sohu86x]

@@QueueTeePies Sounds good. I just encourage you to keep in mind the importance of data. Data about human well being clearly points towards mental illness as being a complicated issue. Sometimes it's simply genetic. It's akin to having black hair. We - especially Asians - need more sympathy and understanding, instead of backwards thinking that puts dogmatic beliefs over our immense amounts of data.

[@raghavnamasivayam8706]

​@sohu86x we drive and dont expect bad to hqppen its positivity

[@sohu86x]

@@raghavnamasivayam8706 we don't? Is that why we don't wear seat belts? Is that why vehicles have crumple zones?

[@kh5603]

Such a relief to see this topic finally being discussed more within the Asian communities...#endstigma

[@DamienChia]

996 only applies when you actually own the company. From another perspective, this is just slavery.

[@SulemaKilmartin]

aimentalhealthadvisor AI fixes this. More Chinese seek mental health help.

[@liqin1996]

At least China is working on it . Lots of Singaporean are experiencing depression and anxiety as well as stress of cost of living, stress from inflexibility on work, stress from being a sandwich generation, and stress from HDB flat getting more and more expensive. But I don't see anything being done here 😕

[@jasonreviews]

so can you speak chinese or not?

[@wolfiecuvier2623]

Agree other country in denial

[@kkp4297]

996 is BRUTAL. we are not robots with no life.

[@hannah5245]

There are many layers to healthy mental health. Just below the surface are usually what seems like the problem. Peel that layer off, another layer appears. It never seems to stop. Like an onion, you get closer to the core. Dismissing what wants to come out is not healthy, anxiety arrives quickly to cover it up... 🌷

[@twq318]

I remember a few of my colleagues from China told me that they migrated to Singapore for the sake of their children because the education competition in China is insanely toxic.

[@quekchunpei9095]

Student in SG experience high stress too.

[@sweetwillow028_]

Students experience just as much stress in SG as CHN.

[@twq318]

@@quekchunpei9095 True, but the stress there are much higher due to high no. Of students competing for the few top universities.

[@linefire9870]

@@quekchunpei9095 exactly. so imagine the stress level in china lol

[@tiendang7531]

@@twq318and an entire generation of only children from One Child Policy 😂

[@nafsikasiobhan8455]

Mental health awareness 🙏

[@worldpeaceforever-everytime]

Yes, Chinese need to learn work life balanced, diligence in work and relax during the day off.

[@helahola]

everyone know which lifestyle option is better but they don't have a choice because the environment over there do not allow, if you want work life balance, someone else willing to work and replace you in an instant. it is hard for others to understand the competition pressure that comes from large population.

[@worldpeaceforever-everytime]

@@helahola I know the pressure, this is common in USA and China, they advocate the elite system, so every high competition in the large population if the country is fair, corruption, policitic sanction.

[@notpillow6759]

​@@helaholait has nothing to do with how big their population is

[@mynamesjeff.f]

​@@notpillow6759actual it does. My uncle, along with many of my family members, who are from China, confirm that it is true. That's one of the reasons why they left China. Competition is too fierce and when you have hundreds of millions of people who are willing to work, no matter what wage they get, they will do it. Even cheap labor jobs are fiercely competitive too.

[@herminator250]

Thanks so much for covering mental health in China... It's actually a relevant issue all over the world too. Thanks again!

[@alexiusboy]

In Singapore also the same, worst is most of my friends including me have 2 non working old parents to take care of. Sometimes we can't help but to desire a sinister solution

[@Mabelliot]

tysm for shining light on this!!!

[@oooodles3]

These mental health practitioners don't seem very good... you can tell from the way they talk about their patients and its extremely one dimensional.

[@PeverellTheThird]

Not holistic enough

[@Halloween_Central]

I am american, the mental health practitioners from china I have talked to are some of the best I've ever talked to. They treated me like a human, of course this is one story out of many, but to me I truly believe china has come a long way

[@tensaijuusan4653]

So sad to see that pretty girl all skin and bones - hope she recovers and lives a good life. All children need play time to develop properly, without playtime with other children, they will go insane.

[@smokegames1179]

i work for 5 days at home and it still stress cant imagine what they feel like, soul draining we aint build to just work

[@SurvivorPS]

To be honest i am not sure what causes mental issues. I used to think it was life pressure and life pressures but in country such as australia where life is less complicated, competitive and pressured, they have more and more people suffering from depression and mental issues.

[@sanzhang-tx1zm]

Foreign media smear us Chinese In fact, we do have various pressures, but they are not as scary as we say. It is Westerners, especially Americans, who really give birth to terror-stress-induced diseases. We have seen in the media various unbelievable psychological crimes in the West, such as shooting parents, cannibalism, and other extremely violent incidents. These incidents are very, very rare here, it can be said that there are none At the same time, we have families and friends, and we will enjoy life. We are not as stressed or depressed as foreign media say.

[@caltzh]

I have a thought that maybe because they have been living such a lax life with less to no actual problems in life, their perspectives on negative things are amplified. Our brains focus more on negative things than positive ones and it's much harder to break through them. It's easier to forget and brush off positive ones. I'm Southeast Asian who moved to Australia and I feel that the problems some people here are too trivial as I have other major things to worry about (e.g visa, finances, career). I don't have time to worry about how tired I am because I need money and ways to stay in the country and the government isn't going to back me nor help me if I'm stuck 😂😂

[@AlejandroPikoulasPlata]

The taboo of talking about mental diseases needs to be broken.

[@John_Smith_86]

That finance bro has excellent timing to resign right around COVID. Now he can afford finanically to take it easy until the long recession is over.

[@nanapy7372]

a little correction. at 3:38 , the doctor mentions 6斤, which is equivalent to 3kg. he was using the chinese units of measurement.

[@marjoriema881]

I’ve been suffering moderate depression.then I decided to flying flat

[@htmoh8115]

Are you better now?

[@bryanangeloperez959]

Limiting gaming time is not going to fix things.

[@LukeEkblad]

Very insightful documentary.

[@JW-jm5ll]

Do not kill animals, do not harm animals, it is strictly forbidden to kill dogs and sell dog meat, do not kill dogs, do not eat dog meat, protect animals, love animals, all things have spirits! Do not give up any opportunity to save lives!! Good deeds will be rewarded!! Evil deeds will be punished!! Do good deeds and accumulate virtues, and blessings will come!!

[@scisfoodsucks]

thank

[@lovenature3534]

It’s going to be perfect if there’s English Subtitles.

[@uacsg]

This video has english subtitles

[@htmoh8115]

In the U.S, its similar to, 187.

[@tiendang7531]

Asian academic credentialism & tiger parenting & social pressure is enough to kill. I refuse to live in Asia. Bye. Deeply traumatised

[@Moodboard39]

Enough with that. I don't see why they emphasize that to much, like let them live

[@tiendang7531]

@@Moodboard39the asians just don’t get it do they? You make it hard for kids to be kids then they naturally will make it harder for you to be parents 😂 I’ll just home school my kids, spend quality time connecting with them, kisses and hugs and lots of love. Then emphasise socialising with friends over academics. Integrate your children as seamlessly into society as possible so they can learn to navigate on their own, teaching basic life skills is more important than good grades. After 18 move out, get a job, a place to live, and just enjoy your life, be yourself, so we parents can have our life back…….😂 teach self-sufficiency

[@tiendang7531]

@@Moodboard39yeah let the kids breathe 😂

[@Moodboard39]

@@tiendang7531 yea exactly.

[@mynamesjeff.f]

The sad reality for a lot of the people in China is that job scarcity is a major problem to manage when the country has over a billion people, which has made it almost impossible to provide jobs for every single individual. This is why there's fierce competition when it comes to academics. Most parents don't want their kids to struggle the same way they did, but what this does is create a huge pressure on children at a young age, when they are supposed to have fun and enjoy life, not needing to feel the pressure of adulthood. One of my uncles told me when he was kid, going to school in China was that, being second best is considered a failure and that getting straight A is not just a sign of achievement, its a major requirement that will have a big impact on your future and earning a career. This was one of the reasons why my family left China and came to the US. After seeing the pressure and mental illness these kids suffer, I'm happy to say that my family immigrating to the US was the best decision they've ever made.

[@benzo1d]

too much social media brings stress to so many young people in order to get more and more followers. people need to go out and socialise with others in real life.

[@dz7090]

Acknowledging that all humans have mental and emotional needs is a simple reality and fact of understanding that humans are not just physical bodies, but that we also have a soul (mind, emotions and will) and a spirit. Holistic health looks at these 3 areas of health - mind/emotions, body and spirit. Not understanding our humanity or our true health needs is ignorance. Just like our bodies can have a broken bone, or disease so too can our mind, emotions, heart and spirit. The problem is that we cannot physically see our mind, emotions or spirit like we can our bodies, but they are just as real as our body parts. Just because we cannot see them, it doesn't mean they don't exist or are not real.

[@mungpujanarko2256]

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[@xingli0810]

Parents and family members themselves who are in unrecognized mental problems and bad emotion identify and handling mechanism, which are mostly obtained from their parents and time era, sits in the core of the issue. However most of this group are unwilling to open to accept their own problems and have no idea this will impact their children.

[@BeyondTheSide]

hey man, idk if you can see this but can you please take your script and maybe get someone to translate it to chinese? if you dont want to hire someone, get an AI to do it. ( might get some flake on not hiring locals but meh ) i want to show this to my parents but language barriers T.T

[@kkp4297]

people who work 996 probably don't even have enough savings for a comfortable retirement.

[@paideia-e9u]

Most modern and contemporary clinical psychologist treatments are not up to date. Not very effective. They need to update their methodology.

[@janakaone]

Don't forget your ancient Buddhist roots for spiritual meaning and purpose in life 🙏🙏🙏

[@AlejandroPikoulasPlata]

Exactly 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@linefire9870]

46:18 The issue with 'toughen up' is that, its not a clear **solution** . 'Ignore your classmates' is a solution. What does 'toughen up' mean? Maybe the grand daughter can learn to toughen up by ignoring her grandfather, but consider his opinions too..... because granddad is right about education. Move to a different school, or get a vocation certificate somewhere?

[@AlejandroPikoulasPlata]

Awareness is fundamental, parents should make children read ancient Greek and Chinese books.

[@Moodboard39]

Bible.

[@hectorwong1692]

Lets hope that chinese mental issues dont get close to even to the 1/10th of what mental issues are in the US, which may have perhaps, one of the worst in the world.

[@zizi1005]

That is not true. For Chinese, it is hidden. So the true number is not known.

[@NeidlichesSchwert]

Your et tu quoque is getting old-and cringe. (Keep it up, though; prevents awareness.)

[@sanzhang-tx1zm]

Foreign media smear us Chinese In fact, we do have various pressures, but they are not as scary as we say. It is Westerners, especially Americans, who really give birth to terror-stress-induced diseases. We have seen in the media various unbelievable psychological crimes in the West, such as shooting parents, cannibalism, and other extremely violent incidents. These incidents are very, very rare here, it can be said that there are none At the same time, we have families and friends, and we will enjoy life. We are not as stressed or depressed as foreign media say.

[@peterphan3524]

It's very important to work hard but to certain extent

[@saarinenj1]

40:00 I can relate to this. Internet is more fun than the real life. No support or encouragement...😅

[@ranmouri8050]

Where can I get the subtitle?

[@ries9422]

Yes, work 72 hours a week for the sake of the health of the bank accounts of your corporate overlords who call you slackers if you dare to even do much as whimper in protest. Absolutely despicable.

[@NeidlichesSchwert]

Rampant psychosis problem here in Beijing. A close friend of mine, and one close relative, one of their close friends all have delusions. None (so far) have sought treatment.

[@laroseblanche9435]

Carnivore diet help

[@ngvkhtnw22]

This is the result of a very crowded country that has bet everything on capitalism; the "you sink or swim" type of ruthless Darwinism. For those who are living comfortably in the West, let's not be too quick to pass judgement on others simply because our societies have long gone past this same stage of crude capitalism. On the other hand, when more people are talking about mental health, it actually is a sign that the society is in the early stage of getting wealthier and can afford to start confronting it as a problem. When you're dirt poor, mental health is not even part of the medical dictionary.

[@PeterMsk2023]

In the context of the current economic downturn driven by the CCP’s "involutionary" political policies and the deeply ingrained culture of social comparison, it is unsurprising that many, particularly young people who have grown up in a hyper-competitive educational environment, are experiencing heightened anxiety and uncertainty about their future. This pressure is compounded by exploitative labour practices, such as the infamous "996" work schedule, which demands long hours at the expense of personal well-being. The combination of economic strain, social pressure, and relentless work expectations could be described as a "capitalist CCP-style" syndrome-a fusion of capitalist exploitation and authoritarian control that leads to both psychological and economic stress. The real challenge for the CCP is whether it can evolve beyond its rigid, patriarchal mentality and self-serving agenda to address these growing pressures before the label "Sick Man of Asia" resurfaces in a modern context. The regime’s current strategy-focused on maintaining control, stifling dissent, and perpetuating its top-down governance-only deepens societal frustrations and widens the disconnect between the state and its people. To genuinely alleviate these concerns, the CCP would need to take bold and unprecedented risks. Foremost among these would be abandoning its tight grip on power in favour of policies that promote individual well-being, safeguard labour rights, and foster social mobility. Re-engaging with the international community, especially developed economies, is crucial for revitalising China's economic outlook and addressing domestic discontent. However, this would require the CCP to relinquish some of its authoritarian control and embrace reforms that encourage innovation, protect workers' rights, and open up the economy to more meaningful global collaboration. Yet, such changes would challenge the very foundation of the party's entrenched power structures, which thrive on centralization and corruption. Shifting away from a patriarchal, top-heavy governance model to one that empowers citizens and welcomes external influences is not just a political challenge but an existential one for the CCP. The central issue is whether the CCP is willing to take the necessary risks to loosen its control in exchange for long-term stability, social harmony, and economic growth. Failure to do so not only risks further alienating the population but also increases the likelihood of internal unrest and prolonged economic stagnation. The question is not merely how the CCP can adjust its policies but whether it is capable of fundamentally reforming its approach to governance before the internal and external pressures it has created become too overwhelming to manage.

[@p.b.williams2300]

The problem doesnt lie with the patients, the problem lies in the world. And the origins of this and other global problems has 1 origin.

[@smokegames1179]

F this practice i clock out at exact time and i aint gonna do any overtime, when you can earn money on those spare time more than your getting in your job we arent build to work and in a blink of an eye your already on your death bed enjoy life and dont worry about money

[@America-The-Great]

I live in the United States and I have 2 full-time jobs totaling 105 hours per week. I'm so grateful for my jobs and I love it!!! My only day off is Saturday and I get half the day off on Sunday because I work the night shift on Sunday. Every other day I work both morning shift and evening shift at 2 different jobs. I recently paid off my house. I have plenty of savings and I also have an additional fund to purchase a rental property. Of course this is not for everyone But sometimes you just have to work alot to get ahead. No one else will do it for you. 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@thomasbarchen]

Sounds like you got it made!

[@JasonCtutorials]

life is depressing being chinese. It's the same here in the States.

[@binzen7173]

CNA: China is experiencing dramatic growth (eg EV, AI), but at what cost?

[@PeverellTheThird]

Loss of humanistic and numinous values

[@luislandino9247]

Phones also have something to do

[@Oldlee-g6r]

Bangkok mental health is full of patients after COVID vaccine

[@ahn0x]

It's all systemic stress y'all

[@ChopSueyPot]

I live in China. Everything is miserable here, but no one dares to complain. Seriously if there is next life, I wish to be born in any other country, except China.

[@huhwhatjason]

I live in Singapore. Everything is miserable here, but no one dares to complain. Seriously if there is next life, I wish to be born in any other country, except Singapore.

[@John_Smith_86]

in africa ok?

[@mongmongi226]

U wish born in another country, yet another person from another country person u wish for is also face the same problem. The right sentence is: i wish to be born in china from a very rich fam. Right?

[@cheewanng6138]

@@huhwhatjason Although somehow I may not be able to completely empathized with you, I think I have travelled to enough countries to say that we are indeed blessed to be living in Singapore as a Singaporean

[@AlexS-vv8rl]

@@mongmongi226this guy is a troll, he's everywhere commentting sh#ts about china, just ignore him

[@Trueye-sl2mr]

Singapore chinese?

[@ArabicReja973]

Remember Chinese 🇨🇳 Chairman Mao? Here's what he did: - He renounced ancient Chinese cultures, including Confucious and Buddhism, which value kindness and tolerance. - He eliminated all intellectuals, land owners, and rich and famous people. - He demanded the youths to condemn their parents and neighbors publicly, usually in front of a crowd. - what he had left were uneducated laborers, poor peasants, and mean youths. *Those are the ancestors of the current mainland Chinese today.*

[@TanSpeakersCorner]

He is a resourceful military tactician like Winston Churchill, useful in war but unfit for economic governance. China at the time which just came out of Qing Dynasty, 1910 civil war, then Japanese invasion, I would say the base population are pretty much mentally ill too from all the trauma & let’s not forget many are still opium addicts. So for better or worse, this many death can be said to help China in longer term as many of these “undesirable” populations has been “cleared”, kinda like how black plague that kill off half of the Europe population that put them through dark age and then finally renaissance. I am not condoning mass murderer, only speaking from objective point of view. China at the time are left with problematic, superstitious, drug addicts, mentally ill, basically a huge population with PTSD.

[@AlejandroPikoulasPlata]

ArabicReja is an idiot.

[@AlejandroPikoulasPlata]

Your mother is ashamed of having such a stupid son.

[@AlejandroPikoulasPlata]

Judge the Government, but not the people.

[@simonk5571]

Thats why when Chinese people go to Thailand their behavior is so different. Thailand still held onto their Buddhist culture.

[@forreal8014]

9-9-6, whoever created this concept is inhuman and must be a workaholic.😂

[@Cheng-jq6fc]

NOT ONLY CHINESE....but, all different asian cultures STRUGGLES with mental illnesses.......... Japanese Thai. Laotian. Vietnamese Cantonese. Koreans. Hmong and Mienh

[@Spicysauced]

Very interesting, thanks. I also like the positive outlook, things seem to change indeed. Completely unrelated: I find the work of the artist Nuo Nuo (18:43) very nice, is there a possibility to buy her art? I googled but couldn't find anything.

[@Moodboard39]

Probably independent not famous I guess...

[@Spicysauced]

@@Moodboard39 Thats what the video said yes. Normally you'd have a website or weibo blog as an indie artist though. Couldnt really search either because we don't know her actual name, "Nuo" for can for example be written "诺", or "傩" (religious) .. so I dont know what to search for.

[@rachelc4998]

Same I love her art!!

[@KERAL-K1K-KERAL]

WHEN YOU MOVED AWAY FROM THE TRADITIONAL KUNGFU AND MARTIAL ARTS MENTAL HEALTH INSTITUTIONS AND SUCH THINGS HAPPENED. THIS IS NEGATIVE. I KNOW YOU AND IAM WATCHING YOU.THIS IS NOT PART OF KINGDOM. CHANGE OF HABITS.

[@John_Smith_86]

The girl teenager is obviously depressed and should continue seeing her doctor. But... it is one thing to refuse to go to school and take the Imperial Exam. Fine. Then go and take a job in a F&B or a factory then. Can't expect her mother to raise her forever, right? She has had 2 years of treatment already. Time to fly on your own

[@FoodieBeautyStan]

What is fB

[@hanszotark5098]

​@@FoodieBeautyStanfood and beverage

[@John_Smith_86]

@@FoodieBeautyStan food & beverage

[@Moodboard39]

Should be receiving social security benefits. All that money they have...

[@flyhighseeall8271]

Wearing a mask all the time deprived of oxygen

[@pocalypto]

Mental health issues? Go to peace and rest

[@gzSING]

Incorrectly vilified gaming.

[@Snownam227]

the CIA sinophobia propaganda machine was very happy with CNA doing their job for them

[@adigakagfunk]

上海体育学院my uni

[@jonasaguilar8103]

Even their leaders has mental problem so it's not shocking.

[@jansg405]

You hit the nail😂

[@lastChang]

Chloé Zhao, the 🇨🇳Chinese director of Oscar winner, said she grew up in an *environment of pervasive lying.* - She had to relearn everything after she left China and comes to the West.

[@AlejandroPikoulasPlata]

That's you, your mother taught you to lie well.

[@AlejandroPikoulasPlata]

Shame on you little failed man.

[@polarspirit]

You seriously have mental illness being so obsessed with politics. You need help

[@John_Smith_86]

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[@wmchan44]

As the western influence grows in China, the traditional values that stabilize Chinese society tends to get replaced by western decadent values, including mental diseases. Families support and less emphasis on the pursuit of money need to prevail. Politics is not the problem.

[@fuzzyspackage]

Looooool what a load of tosh.

[@ssuwandi3240]

RFOL. I bet you don't speak Chinese🤤

[@wmchan44]

@@ssuwandi3240 Your bet failed.

[@wmchan44]

@@fuzzyspackage As expected from controlled channel my earlier answer to you was deleted Basically you should look into the historical records of the west and of China for your answers.

[@ssuwandi3240]

@@wmchan44 ohh that COPIUM war again?? I tell you what, we're sick of Kommie Fentanyl got passed thru these illegals poor..why don't you go there and preach on the poison of your beloved Master. They're FAR FROM HUMBLY INNOCENT. You're mistaken with OTHER ASIANS 🤤🤤

[@aqilali7168]

go back to ancestorial philosophy, like Daoism

[@huhwhatjason]

CNA succeeded in making me believe that Mao was right about mental health being a bourgeois disease. This is all thanks to how CNA chose to approach this topic: choosing interviewees from Shanghai (the city infamous for worshiping the West), interviewing an economist for an investigative report on mental health, and blaming mental health issues on a lockdown that has saved countless lives from a deadly virus (Shanghainese are the ones constantly whining that they can't go out and have fun). The mental health industry can be quite lucrative, no wonder CNA is eager for China to have an ... overproduction ... of mental health patients.

[@simonk5571]

I would like to know more. So Mao did not destroy buddhist culture and made an environment for overworking it's citizens?

[@huhwhatjason]

@@simonk5571 Buddhist culture: Mao is enamored by the Journey of the West (a work fusing elements of Buddhisma and Taoism), and he often sees himself in the role of Sun Wukong. Overworking: Mao won the revolution using the "the countryside surround the cities" strategy, which was only possible because he won the loyalty of peasants in the countryside by freeing them from exploitative landlords. If you're truly interested in the answers, you'll investigate the matter yourself and not rely on either me or CNA to inform you.

[@henrymac506]

Here we go American drug conglomerates trying to sell drugs

[@mrnarason]

This channel needs English voice over, don't want to read subtitles all the time

[@Oldfogey2014]

Blame the CCP….

[@hon-kitchang1844]

Looks like Chennai News Asia will NEVER do a similar program on India!!

[@mariano2078]

All Work And No Play?

[@GalacticTradingPost]

They deal with it by pushing their children to achieve perfection but the parents themselves remain stagnant. It's as if the children are a stock investment or a gambling chip.