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Why China's Economic Miracle Created a Mental Health Crisis: The Hidden Cost of Rapid Modernization
No Obstacle Insurmountable: A Psychological Analysis of China's Social Classes
China's economic boom lifted hundreds of millions out of poverty in just a few decades, but it also triggered a silent psychological collapse. Based on the book 'No Obstacle Insurmountable: A Psychological Analysis of China's Social Classes' by Liu Zongyue, He Miao, Liu Yi, and Liu Yi, this video explores the dark side of rapid modernization. Why do people feel poorer even as they get richer? How did the collapse of the 'iron rice bowl' and the rise of relative deprivation fuel anxiety, distrust, and moral confusion? Discover how the gap between material wealth and psychological adaptation created a nation of stressed, disconnected individuals, and what this means for any society undergoing rapid change. Perfect for understanding the hidden costs of economic growth.
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