What You Eat/Like IS NOT Real Chinese Food

Hi! I think your proposal elaborates on your theme clearly, and I believe food/cuisine is a spreadable topic since everyone loves it! Your intention to highlight the contrast between pictures on ads and real stuff is interesting and thought-provoking, and it truly reflects how some restaurants use unreal ads to attract customers. I think you can dig into this real world issue, and maybe adopt a satiric tone to make your project more provocative. I would also suggest that you find a balance between Cooking Master Boy memes and Mc Donald's Ads, and see how you can remix them in the video.
Your sources list and intended strategies to spread your project is detailed and well-written. Good job!

I like this idea! I also watched Cooking Master Boy when I was little, and I have to say that I was also deeply impressed by and skeptical of the exaggerated expressions those characters make after tasting the food. Therefore, I feel very emotionally connected to your proposal. I also think that it is an excellent chance to reflect on advertisements in real world while being funny and viral. Looking forward to seeing your work!

I think your video is very informative and amusing. I love how you mashup the different tones of "what" as comments to the original news program, which makes it more watchable! I would suggest that you use shorter clip of the news program (since it is sometimes too serious to a viral video), and add more "what" clips into the video to impress your audience. Overall, great job!