Hang in the past Vs. Expect the new challenges

Saw two videos about cinemas, one is about CJ4DX, one is about the last one theatre in Hawaii.

CJ4DX is a trendy high-tech cinema which ames at young-fashionable teenagers or those consumers live in crowed concrete world, those cucumbers who need to release stress or experience extremely feelings in fast speed live style. 

http://www.nytimes.com/video/business/media/100000003258668/movies-meet-theme-park.html?smprod=nytcore-iphone&smid=nytcore-iphone-share

The last one theatre in Hawaii is more about humans, about friendship, lovely neighbourhood, these ppl don't care much more about the consumer world.

http://www.nytimes.com/video/us/100000003259816/the-last-cinema-in-paradise.html?smprod=nytcore-iphone&smid=nytcore-iphone-share

"Social hug for the town"

"Not too far from nowhere, even further from nowhere"

"In the middle of nowhere, but also in the middle of everywhere"

"We have to adapt, I am afraid to left behind again"

Just think of the CNN show I saw last night part unknown, it was about Middle East countries, where ppl are more friendly than first tire cities in the world. Guess it's because of the material things shape ppl's perspective. 

http://edition.cnn.com/video/shows/anthony-bourdain-parts-unknown/season-4/iran/index.html

"What we saw, what we came back with, is a deeply confusing story. Because the Iran you see from the inside, once you walk the streets of Tehran, meet Iranians, is a very different place than the Iran we know from the news. Nowhere else I've been has the disconnect been so extreme between what one sees and feels from the people and what one sees and hears from the government."

What Anthony Bourdain said reminds me the brain wash theory: don't let media define what you see things. 

I totally agree what they say, "I saw it on media, but I need to go there myself."  

If you want to live well in rapidly changing big cities around the world, you have no choice of hang in the past, need to be highly adaptive, adapt the intangible stress from your crowd, adapt the craving for climbing to the top of the "successful" ladder. But seems the less well developed places, ppl there are less cold blood or craving for money, they choose the adapt the lifestyle which didn't change for a decade, but trying to find the simplest happiness of human beings. 

But this is the world we are going to live, ppl are prefer to move to mega cities to experience those inexperienced. Just need to be more creative and always be curious, around the unknown you either choose to learn or dismiss, which can lead you to different life paths.