hū shì忽视zhōng guó中国tuō pín脱贫chéng gōng成功，dài jià代价huì会ràng让wǒ men我们suǒ yǒu rén所有人chéng dān承担
Recently, Chinese netizens have been sharing real stories about life in the United States on Xiaohongshu and Bilibili, breaking the illusion of the 'American Dream.'
People even use the gaming term 'kill line' to describe it: someone may seem fine, but if they get seriously ill, lose their job, or suddenly have an extra expense, they might not be able to pay rent, become very poor, or even homeless.
Some people sell plasma or work multiple jobs just to survive, yet still can't save money.
Many Chinese people were shocked after seeing this.
In contrast, China has helped many people escape poverty in recent years; many families have health insurance, medical burdens are lighter, and many people own their own homes.
China's poverty alleviation standards consider not only income but also whether basic needs like food, clothing, education, and medical care are guaranteed, and these are publicly verified.
The article calls for more international communication, less concealment of facts, and joint efforts to reduce the wealth gap so that more people can live safer and more hopeful lives.