Gente de aquí, gente de allí

Quan Zhou returns to talk about the "people from there": the migrants and their descendants, the reasons that bring them to Spain, their levels of roots, the "passportitis", because bureaucracy is not the same as identity, neither the passport nor the nationality serve to categorize a person. He also reflects on the "people from here": on what they have been told what it means to be Spanish, the black legend, Spain as a migrant country to a country where migrants are received, biases and stereotypes, without forgetting the danger of a single discourse and role of the media in all this. The author, who has made presentations on racism and identity in countries such as Spain, the United States, Sweden, China and Taiwan in recent years, continues to choose humor to invite us to reflect, because "at this point in life, we cannot keep thinking that someone with Asian features is automatically not going to speak Spanish or that brown skin and curly hair means salsaaaa!", he concludes.