There is an American TV series called Everyone Hates *** (*** is a person’s name). What’s his name?

Everybody Hates Chris

The stand-alone comedy series "Everybody Hates Chris" tells the story of a black family of three in Brooklyn, New York in the early 1980s. The comedic story of the eldest child is inspired by the childhood experiences of Emmy Award-winning comedian Chris Rock and is narrated by himself. Young Chris left his familiar growing environment and was sent to a high-end white middle school two hours away from home by his strict and hard-working parents and family. On the one hand, he had to take care of his younger siblings at home, and on the other hand, he had to take care of his younger siblings at home. He worked hard to overcome various challenges in school, and a series of hilarious stories happened in his life.

In 1982, Chris, who turned 13, entered adolescence with a boyhood dream of being cool, but real life was not as poetic as he imagined. Living in a neighborhood in Brooklyn, Chris still has to shoulder the responsibility of being the eldest brother in the family. When his parents are working away from home, he has to take care of his brother Drew, who is taller than himself and more like an older brother, and his little sister Tonya.

Chris's father, Julius, was rugged and tough, focused on thrift, and worked several jobs at the same time in order to support his family. Her mother, Rochelle, was strict with her children and worked part-time in a small real estate company. She was rigorous in running the family and demanding the best care for her children, so she decided to send Chris to a strict middle school in a nearby neighborhood. He could only I reluctantly agreed and had to change cars several times a day to rush to school. Chris immediately becomes the target of bullying from other kids at school, but with his natural charm and quick wit, he makes friends with Greg, another boy who is smart but can't fight. He gradually discovered the facts that his family had known for a long time, and his fighting nature gradually changed. At home, at school, and on his way to school alone, he must learn to think and speak as he experiences growth one after another, and he must hurry up when he needs to.

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