Clearer Thinking with Spencer Greenberg Chinese Culture and Love Addiction (with Ava King)
Jun 12, 2021
In this insightful conversation, Ava King, an international singer and producer known for her K-pop hits, dives into unique cultural contrasts between China and America. She shares her experiences with societal beauty standards and the motivations behind plastic surgery in China. Ava addresses the complexities of love addiction, exploring its similarities to substance abuse and the personal journeys to recovery. Her reflections on navigating the entertainment industry reveal a fascinating blend of artistry and self-discovery.
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Funerary Paper Valentines
- Ava King used decorative paper from a Chinese market to make Valentine's cards.
- She later discovered the paper was funerary money.
Accidental TV Host
- Ava King recounts her accidental start in Chinese television.
- She went to a midnight audition for a singer, but it turned out to be for TV hosts, which she got.
Work Culture Differences
- Ava King compares Chinese and American work cultures.
- She notes the lack of a reliable legal system in China necessitates strong interpersonal trust, often built through work-related socializing and drinking.
