Clearer Thinking with Spencer Greenberg Chinese Culture and Love Addiction (with Ava King)
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Jun 12, 2021 
In this insightful conversation, Ava King, an international singer and producer known for her K-pop hits, dives into unique cultural contrasts between China and America. She shares her experiences with societal beauty standards and the motivations behind plastic surgery in China. Ava addresses the complexities of love addiction, exploring its similarities to substance abuse and the personal journeys to recovery. Her reflections on navigating the entertainment industry reveal a fascinating blend of artistry and self-discovery.
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Safety Last
- Ava highlights the poor safety measures on Chinese TV shows.
- She mentions a show where a celebrity died and another show where she broke her wrist.
High Stakes Celebrity
- Chinese celebrities earn significantly more than American celebrities due to market size and influence.
- However, they're often expected to perform dangerous stunts.
Plastic Surgery and White Supremacy
- Plastic surgery in China is heavily influenced by white supremacist beauty standards.
- Many women get surgery to enlarge eyes, elevate nose bridges, and slim faces.
