The so-called Americanization phenomenon seems to be more a result of the recent globalization(全球化)in our world. If we find various American products worldwide, 1.is also increasingly common to find Asian products in the United States.
2.(go) to any country in Asia nowadays, we are see many of the American icons everywhere. A few years 3.when I was in Vietnam, I was 4.complete) surprised at the number of advertisements about products from multinational companies, many of them American. It is unforgettable for me to see the huge coca cola billboard shown on 5.unnamed long and narrow street.
Since I moved to America, I6.(discover) many Asian products in America, from movies to food. Either in San Francisco7.in Seattle, we can go to he cinema and enjoy the8.(attract) Amerivan-Chinese movie Kung Fu Panda, and take home spring rolls from one of the many Chinese restaurants in town.
I know that many people would like9.(reduce)the globalization process in the world because they think they are losing their own culture, but it is very difficult to stop this process. We can only try to be wise and choose 10.is better for us to have or to buy.
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