黑人越来越多的涌入中国，连宝山区也毫不例外。我压根不出门，但偶尔出门又在宝山区遇到黑人了。当然，除了黑人以外，还有许多其他国家的人。比如我听得懂英语，能分辨出俄语和德语，我就知道谁是英美国家的人，谁是俄国人，谁是德国人。反正中国的基本国策就是经济的对外开放，所以在上海市的宝山区遇到那么多国际友人，也是件丝毫不奇怪的事。
在过去的4-5年里，也就是说，从新冠疫情爆发之始，自习近平政府决定结束封控之末，即2021年至2022年，宝山地区这里新出生了无数多的婴孩。
我为什么会知道的呢？
因为一旦我出门，无论是在江边，还是在商场，亦或是在咖啡厅，哪怕公园，或者是公交车上，都能遇见带着小孩的成年人。
而那些成年人所带的孩子大概只有2至3岁大小。
推算出那些2-3岁小孩的出生时间，大致就是疫情爆发阶段以来。
这些小孩和成年人，无一例外的全都是外地人。甚至可以肯定的压根就是个农民家庭的成员。
因为这些小孩和成年人的皮肤都很黑，五官也都很难看。
我一直觉得中国人恶性繁殖，生出了一堆堆长相难看，皮肤也不好的孩子。我很好奇，疫情期间大家都不工作，这些人还被封控了起来，到底是如何做到夫妻受孕，又大明大白的跑到医院的妇产科去生儿育女的呢？
宝山区一直跟市区的其他区域不一样。市区原住民排外，宝山区最包容。市区原住民小资，宝山区土气。
不过宝山区的外来人消费能力还是很强的。农民模样的男女，可以开着崭新豪车，住在新建的公寓里面。我不禁疑惑，李克强说的中国有6亿人口月收入才1000元，到底指的是谁？反正宝山区的当地农民不是上述群体，宝山区的农民模样的外来人口也不是上述群体。
中国分配经济好处的在朱镕基和江泽民，他俩人是在中国主管金融的。那么由此可知，生活在宝山区的农民模样的外来人，他们的高消费生活源于江朱俩人的经济决策。我是不相信，外资会给生活在宝山区的农民模样的外来人的生活买单。因为在宝山区的外来人，那些高消费的群体，他们连个普通话也说不利索。他们根本没可能接触外国人。
我也是没可能接触外国人的。但是出门还是能经常遇见外国人。
外国人，外地人，这些成为宝山地区消费的主力军。宝山土生土长的本地人，他们除了吃饭根本不消费。
本来我并不讨厌外地人外国人。但是三四十年下来了，我接触到的现实就是，外地人外国人一直在中国吃喝玩乐吃香喝辣，本地人却几十年来生活水平没有提高。这难道不奇怪吗？
我想起自己博客过去曾经有过的一个观点，就是我怀疑德国参与的二战，是更高决策层自己策划出来的，是为了驱赶人们定居世界各地，以此达到社会多元化的目的。现在中国国内，尤其宝山区的分配决策，其实也是为了实现多元化而设定的。但实际上，有钱的农民模样的外来人，他们婚恋的对象，还大多集中在自己的同乡圈子。
反正人的命运不过是人肉电池，多元化的目的无非是，人可以少受一些遗传疾病的折磨，而作为电池，多运作几年而已。
现在的现实情况，无非是有些电池吃更好穿更好住更好，一切都更好。不过电池的命运依然是地电池，就像更高决策层可以决定谁发动战争，谁在战争中生或死，总之，电池也好，棋子也罢，一切都不要入戏太深了。
More and more Black people are flocking to China, and Baoshan District is no exception. I hardly ever go out, but even when I do, I encounter Black people in Baoshan. Of course, besides Black people, there are people from many other countries. For example, I understand English and can distinguish between Russian and German, so I know who is from the UK/US, who is Russian, and who is German. After all, China's basic national policy is economic openness to the outside world, so encountering so many international friends in Baoshan District of Shanghai is not surprising at all.
回复删除In the past 4-5 years, that is, from the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic to the end of the lockdown decided by the Xi Jinping government, i.e., 2021-2022, countless babies were born in Baoshan District.
How do I know this?
Because whenever I go out, whether by the river, in a shopping mall, in a coffee shop, even in a park, or on a bus, I encounter adults with children.
And those adults are with children who are probably only 2 to 3 years old.
The estimated birth dates of these 2-3 year old children roughly correspond to the period since the outbreak of the pandemic.
These children and adults, without exception, are all from out of town. It's almost certain they are members of farming families.
This is because these children and adults have very dark skin and unattractive features.
I've always felt that China's population is overpopulating, producing a large number of children with unattractive appearances and poor skin. I'm very curious, during the pandemic when everyone was out of work and under lockdown, how did these couples manage to conceive and then openly go to the hospital's obstetrics and gynecology department to give birth?
Baoshan District has always been different from other areas of the city. While the city's original residents are xenophobic, Baoshan is the most inclusive. The city's original residents are sophisticated, while Baoshan is somewhat rustic.
However, the spending power of the out-of-towners in Baoshan is still quite strong. Men and women who look like farmers can drive brand-new luxury cars and live in newly built apartments. I can't help but wonder, when Li Keqiang said that 600 million people in China have a monthly income of only 1000 yuan, who was he referring to? In any case, the local farmers in Baoshan District are not the aforementioned groups, nor are the migrant workers in Baoshan District who resemble farmers.
The distribution of economic benefits in China rests with Zhu Rongji and Jiang Zemin, who are in charge of China's finance. Therefore, it can be inferred that the high-consumption lifestyle of the migrant workers who resemble farmers in Baoshan District stems from the economic decisions of Jiang and Zhu. I don't believe that foreign capital would foot the bill for the lifestyle of these migrant workers who resemble farmers in Baoshan District. Because those high-spending migrant workers in Baoshan District can't even speak fluent Mandarin. They have no chance of interacting with foreigners.
删除I also have no chance of interacting with foreigners. But I still frequently encounter foreigners when I go out.
Foreigners and people from other parts of China have become the main consumers in Baoshan District. The native Baoshan residents don't consume much except for food.
Originally, I didn't dislike people from other parts of China or foreigners. But after three or four decades, the reality I've witnessed is that people from other parts of China and foreigners have been enjoying a life of luxury and extravagance in China, while the living standards of locals haven't improved for decades. Isn't that strange?
I recall a point I made on my blog before: I suspected that Germany's involvement in World War II was orchestrated by higher decision-makers to force people to settle around the world, thus achieving social diversity. Currently in China, especially in Baoshan District, allocation decisions are also designed to achieve diversity. However, in reality, wealthy, farmer-looking migrants mostly find their partners within their own hometown circles.
After all, human destiny is merely that of a human battery. The purpose of diversity is simply to reduce the suffering from genetic diseases and extend the battery's lifespan.
The current reality is that some batteries simply have better food, clothing, and housing—everything is better. But the battery's fate remains that of a battery, just as higher decision-makers can decide who starts a war and who lives or dies in it. In short, whether battery or pawn, don't get too caught up in the drama.