Jiang says Chinese education’s valuable lesson is respect for hard work and the understanding that growth may require sacrifice and painful hardship.
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Hard Work
Jiang says Chinese education’s valuable lesson is respect for hard work and the understanding that growth may require sacrifice and painful hardship.
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"...to emulate is that, you know, there's a real respect for hard work in China. And there's a real respect and understanding that to..."
"...don't want to do it because it's too expensive it's too hard work but the Chinese will do this okay so this is what..."
"...world, what matters is family connections, family background, as opposed to hard work and talent. So I deeply admire Americans. And I have tremendous..."
"...Because regardless of America's racist past. Americans have deep respect for hard work and for talent. America is the only country in the world..."
"...thought at first that kids would feel this is so much hard work and this is so stressful because they're being asked to do..."
"...here in China there's this belief among all Chinese that through hard work for education people's lives can change for the better there's this..."
"...in order to protect the wealth that we generate for our hard work and we steal it that's okay as well okay and we..."
"...about obeying Authority but the Protestant the Calvinist religion insists on hard work on energy on obtaining wealth okay the problem though is that..."
"...reason why is that they're poor okay and so through this hard work they become very wealthy very quickly in fact the dutch in..."
"...order to spread the gospel of Jesus. This is very, very hard work. It's also expensive work, okay? Because you can see how he's..."
"...my children I would honestly not be doing this it's really hard work okay all right so that is it for today thank you..."
"...can make money is mining. Guess what? It sucks because it's hard work and you don't make that much money out of it. Okay?..."
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