The Sanhe people | Jeffrey Wang | TEDxYuehai St Salon
The Sanhe people of Shenzhen, an unseen underclass of migrant workers, they left their hometowns to earn an extra 4 yuan per hour, only to end up as day laborers in Shenzhen, yet branded as "lazy" and "good-for-nothing" by the media.They aren't chasing freedom, as many assume; rather, they're driven to the brink by exploitation, prejudice, and the impossibility of return.They ask not for pity, but to be seen as ordinary people. Jeffrey Wang, Sanhe Storyteller, invites us to reconsider these people—to set aside judgment and see them with respect. 三和故事记录者
08后新生代讲者 This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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