During the pandemic, many Chinese immigrants lost their jobs and had to look for new opportunities for money. They found a new “gold mine” - marijuana cultivation in states that have loose regulations. The film Green Gold Land shows how the Chinese community was thrilled about this opportunity and how this dream slowly collapsed.
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