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 the real life in the US on Xiaohongshu and Bilibili: when someone gets sick, loses their job, or faces unexpected expenses, they might immediately lose their home and go into debt.
This state of being 'just one step away from collapse' is called the 'kill line' by many.
Some bloggers have filmed people donating plasma to pay rent, living in tents on the street, and working multiple jobs but still not making ends meet.
Many Chinese have realized that even in the richest countries, not everyone has opportunities.
In contrast, China has helped over 800 million people escape extreme poverty in recent years.
Many people have health insurance, making medical costs lighter; many families own their own homes.
China defines 'poverty alleviation' not only by income but also by being able to eat enough, wear warm clothes, send children to school, afford medical care, and verifies this through village public notices and other methods.
The article calls for more international exchange, less concealment of facts, learning effective practices, and using more resources on education, healthcare, and housing to make the world fairer.