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The middle class expresses pathology through self-regulation, fear of disorder, fear of germs, fear of loss, and accumulation-achievement, which Jiang links to Chinese parents' Ivy League obsession.
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Middle Class Pathology
The middle class expresses pathology through self-regulation, fear of disorder, fear of germs, fear of loss, and accumulation-achievement, which Jiang links to Chinese parents' Ivy League obsession.
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"the middle class is obsessed with cleanliness that's why the middle class if you just mentioned the idea of infectious diseases okay germs they..."
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