Asian Boss, a YouTube channel that features person-in-the-street interviews around Asia on different topics, went to Shanghai to ask people about what they thought of white foreigners living in China, about skin lightening, and about "white monkey workers" — white people hired by Chinese companies to appear at dinners and events to make the company seem more international.
Street interviews: what Chinese think of white foreigners
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