主题：谈炸药和平奖--政府官员与反政府官员 -- 井底望天

Martin Luther King was against the entire system of the United States, much bigger than the local government of Birmingham, the superior courts or the federal government.

He had a dream and he made his fellow Americans, white, yellow, brown or black, recognized how wonderful their country would be if his dream comes true.

Today, after King has been gone for four decades, people in the U.S. are living in a much better country. You, your family and many others are enjoying the fruits that King and those respectful Americans fought so hard for.

Yes, King was killed by some real cowered. But his dream stays alive and gets bigger and bigger ever since.

Nobel Prize committee was actually truly honored to include him in their Peace Prize winner list four years before he died.

My understanding, peace, in many cases, means fighting for what is right. And it's much harder than giving speeches, writing books or even going to the battle fields and die for the victory in that the most challenging part is to tell what is right.

Are you confident that what you’re doing right now will eventually restore the confidence, pride and faith among young people? Or make them excited by now and lost later?