Publish a unified response here. From my personal perspective, this movie is bound to be very bad in the eyes of Chinese people.
Firstly, drugs are absolutely taboo in China. Once it comes to drugs, the police will never let you go. This plot is not funny at all for Chinese people, and it is an insult to China's drug control policy.
Secondly, jokes about sex may be common in similar American movies, but in my opinion, these actresses act like animals in heat.
Thirdly, in order to showcase the "uniqueness (actually weirdness)" of Chinese customs, the film showcases the eerie bar culture of Chinese people. These Asian Americans are completely based on this group's lagging and vague memory of China to shape this "background board". This background board is not really important in which country, anyway, the protagonist did not show any positive emotional connection to her hometown. When she realizes that she is actually a South Korean abandoned baby, she will exclaim that South Korea is truly a comfortable and normal society, and even Wi-Fi signals have become normal.
In my eyes, all the behaviors of the female protagonist in "showcasing herself" are like those of a person with intellectual disabilities. And the suffocating Chinese accent. Is the ideological level of Asian Americans limited to using a series of superficial behaviors to please the mainstream?
Add: I repeat what I said before, hoping that these Asian Americans will not have any relationship with China when they "showcase themselves" next time. They do not have any feelings towards China, but just to show their sense of superiority by belittling China in front of the mainstream in the American.
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