A clip from an Onion movie? It's not wrong? I promise

English name:?The?Onion?Movie?

Chinese name:?The?Onion?Movie?

Chinese name:?The?Onion?Movie?

Chinese name:? The?Onion?Movie?

-The plot

On June 3rd, "The Onion News" (onion?news) made its first DVD?---? The?Onion?Movie", as a fan of course, the first time to find to see, consistent "onion", laughing to tears. For those who don't know Onion News, Mr. Lee Yau Ghost's "News Gone Wild" is the corresponding Chinese version. However, Onion?News has its own text reports, news videos, publications, etc. In short, they are all "fake news", which is very absurd, but the satire on reality is very powerful and extremely funny. Here is their website: /content/index.?

This time the movie takes another look at all the ethnic groups in the United States, especially whites and Asians. There's a word in the American language called "wigga," which refers to a white person who intentionally imitates a black person in language, dress, or behavior (and because of the prevalence of black music and film culture, these white kids can be found everywhere), and in this Onion news story, they're all being treated like negroes, and one guy is being pushed into a police car and shouts. "But I'm white! My dad and my mom are white!" ?

The undermining of Asians is especially undermining without showing it. In the middle of the news, two guests were asked to comment on the content, one was a member of the Black Film Society and the other was Asian. The black man said: "The movie has been running for almost 30 minutes, and so far we've seen negative images of black people, and we're worried about the way it's going, and we want to see positive stories about black people in the next 10 minutes." Then the host turned to the Asian: "The movie is 30 minutes old and there's not much footage of Asians in it, what do you think is causing this 'under-appreciation'? (The original article used an interesting word ? ---?underrepresented, "underrepresented")" The Asian said something that no one understood, and the host asked him to repeat it, and still no one understood, and then the host said, "Okay, let's bring the picture Cut back to the news."