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C magazine review
Yuling Chen
2026 April 14th
The 9/11 exhibition at the 9/11 memorial/museum was a test of people’s characters. I saw refugees. They were everywhere. Diseases are everywhere. I feel a fever like a glowing ball growing inside me. Upper west side seemed like a disease. I am wandering around as I feel the sickness. I went back to my hostel alone. People seems to be averse of Israel Palestine conflicts, Venezuela oil tanker attacks and immigrants’ identities. People who graduated in the last few years and the students were making heads way in the job markets. Many of them have found themselves in a cult of personality, of Donald j. Trump. Etc.
Visiting the 9/11 Memorial in New York City not only offers a solemn remembrance of a tragic past but also provides a poignant backdrop to observe the complex realities shaping our world today. During my visit, I was struck by the presence of many refugees—a testament to ongoing conflicts and crises worldwide. It made me reflect deeply on the human cost behind headlines and statistics. The atmosphere of the Upper West Side seemed heavy with a pervasive sense of unease, echoing the global turmoil many are trying to escape. Issues such as the Israel-Palestine conflict and oil tanker attacks in Venezuela highlight how interconnected geopolitical events influence everyday lives. It became clear that beyond the immediate memorial itself, the space represented broader narratives of displacement, conflict, and resilience. Moreover, I noticed how economic challenges are shaping new generations. Graduates and students today face a competitive job market filled with uncertainty. Many appear captivated by charismatic political figures, notably Donald J. Trump, which underscores how politics and social identity intertwine in complex ways during times of upheaval. This experience reminded me that memorials like 9/11’s are not just about remembering past tragedies but also about confronting ongoing struggles—whether through social issues like immigration and disease or through cultural phenomena such as media narratives and political movements. Reflecting on these themes personally has deepened my understanding of how individual experiences connect with larger global dynamics, urging us to consider empathy, awareness, and action in our daily lives.
