it s a great firewall and it blocked a lot of, uh, important information websites inside china and a lot of people they cannot get the cutting-edge technologies. anthony: right. thomas: which we don t teach in college at all. anthony: mm-hmm. thomas: and, uh, so the human resource problem and the manpower problem is more and more serious, getting more and more serious here in china. anthony: because everyone is going to the silicon valley. thomas: uh, they offer better. anthony: right. thomas: obviously. oh, here they did anthony: , these are the famous ribs? thomas: yes. anthony: maybe the number one thing that the seriously food-crazed traveler coming back from shanghai will tell you to eat, other than the soup dumplings of course, zi ran pai gu, or simply, cumin ribs. it takes two cooks working at once to make this dish.
anthony: soup dumplings, piping hot and filled with ground pork in near boiling broth. heems: this is why i come here. anthony: yeah, this is dumplings. anthony: so when you were growing up, what was the international breakdown of a typical class at school? heems: my high school is a public high school, but it was maybe 70 percent east and south asian, mostly chinese and korean, and all of those kids end up going to harvard. all of those kids end up going to nyu and those types of schools, and you know if the american dream is alive, i think it s alive in places like queens. anthony: what do you mean by that? heems: that there are still a lot of people coming here with nothing and making something out of it. and as i kind of lose hope and the idea of diversity is a positive thing or the idea of that america is an open place, i think in a place with so much race and diversity, it gets in the way less here than it does in other places. anthony: will america look
live? well, i m already here so let s start with this place. anthony: soup dumplings, piping hot and filled with ground pork in near boiling broth. heems: this is why i come here. anthony: yeah this is dumplings. anthony: so when you were growing up what was the international breakdown of a typical class at school? heems: my high school is a public high school, but it was maybe 70 percent east and south asian, mostly chinese and korean, and all of those kids end up going to harvard. all of those kids end up going to nyu and those types of schools, and you know if the american dream is alive i think it s alive in places like queens. anthony: what do you mean by that? heems: that there are still a lot of people coming here with nothing and making something out of it. and as i kind of lose hope and the idea of diversity is a positive thing or the idea of that america is an open place, i think in a place with so much race and diversity it gets in the way less here than it d
anthony: soup dumplings, piping hot and filled with ground pork in near boiling broth. heems: this is why i come here. anthony: yeah this is dumplings. anthony: so when you were growing up what was the international brkdown of a typical cla at school? heems: my high school is a public high school, but it was maybe 70 percent east and south asian, mostly chinese and korean, and all of those kids end up going to harvard. all of those kids end up going to nyu and those types of schools, and you know if the american dream is alive i think it s alive in places like queens. anthony: what do you mean by that? heems: that there are still a lot of people coming here with nothing and making something out of it. and as i kind of lose hope and the idea of diversity is a positive thing or the idea of that america is an open place, i think in a place with so much race and diversity it gets in the way less here than it does in other places. anthony: will america look sooner or later
flight no money in your pocket for india, it s like i m already here, so let s start with this place. soup dumplings, piping hot and filled with pork and boiled. so what was the national bread count. it was in the 70% east and south asian, mostly chinese, all of these kids end up going to harvard. if it s alive it s alive in places like queens. coming here and make something out of it and the idea it s a positive thing and