What is the American Dream? What is the American Dream?

Since 1776, generations of Americans have firmly believed that a better life can be achieved through unremitting efforts, that is, people must strive for prosperity through their own diligence, courage, creativity and determination, rather than relying on the assistance of specific social classes and others.

Unlike most other countries, the United States has quite a lot of economic freedom and the role played by the government is quite limited, which makes the social mobility in the United States extremely high, and anyone can reach the peak through their own efforts.

For more than 200 years, the "American Dream" has been inspiring countless young people with dreams all over the world, either emigrating, studying or smuggling. They gave up their homeland and went through hardships to create their own value just to come to this land, so the United States has become the cradle of many successful people around the world.

The Statue of Liberty, a symbol of the American dream.

In a narrow sense, it refers to an ideal that a better life can be achieved through unremitting efforts in the United States, that is, people must strive for prosperity through their own efforts, courage, creativity and determination, rather than relying on the assistance of specific social classes and others. Usually this represents people's economic success or entrepreneurship. Many European immigrants went to the United States with the ideals of the American dream.