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This topic reminds me of an AD shooted by Yaoming many years ago. In that AD, some rich people were sitting around a table and enjoying the shark fins. All of them were satisfied with the food until the curtain opened and showed that there were just at a restaurant under the water. Outside the window, there was a poor shark without its fins. Then all the people began to throw up. The theam of the AD is: no trade no killing. In modern society, people have enough food for living, especially for the rich people, they try to seach for some rare food which only they can enjoy.The food they eat may not be really healthy for their body, but can prove their their social status. Under such a background, new trade happened. even most of the trades are forbiddened and illegal. In order to get more benefits, someone kill the rare species. So, how the sharks survival without their fins? How goverments prevent the trades?
2025年4月28日 08:11
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This topic reminds me of an AD filmed by Yaoming many years ago. In that AD, some wealthy people were sitting around a table while enjoying shark fins. All of them were satisfied with the food until a curtain opened and showed that there were just at a restaurant under the water. Outside the window, there was a poor shark without its fins and at the sight of it all people in the room began to throw up. The title of the AD is: “no trade no k*lling”. In modern society, people have enough food to live, especially wealthy people, but they still try to search for some rare food/delicacies only them can enjoy. The food they eat may not be really healthy for them, but it can prove their high social status. Under such circumstances new trades emerged even though most of them were forbidden and illegal. Some poachers would even hunt rare species to make more profit out of it. So, how can sharks survive without their fins? How can governments prevent such trades?
2025年4月28日
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