How I Shattered My Self-Assured View of the Universe. | Mingyang Zhao | TEDxKids@FuxingPark

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Mingyang Zhao uses three objects to break down her once self-righteous worldview: a pair of shoes, a gun, and a dog. Through the pair of shoes, she experienced the joy of mountain children skipping rope and bathing barefoot. The gun shattered the stereotype of her being a delicate young girl. The dog helped her understand how precious a single life can be. ZHAO MingYang is a young girl with many out of the box thoughts. In her talk, she uses three objects to break down her once self-righteous worldview: a pair of shoes, a gun, and a dog. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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