The Increase in Crimes to Achieve the American Dream

However, with the development of history people have begun to strive to achieve individualistic success in any necessary way. Back in the 1930s on a beautiful spring morning in New York. A boy, Mosheart said, "There is nothing of a wealth, class, or legitimate name at the time, a wonderful American dream contains a good opportunity to achieve what you want by spreading the wall." It was. 1). It will enter the century of 2014 now. In today's America, success does not reflect how happy that person has in life but reflects how many zeros he has in his bank account.

Pursuing American dreams themselves may lead to crime. American dreams are materialistic dreams, the success and the realization of wealth. Success is achieved by achieving hard work and objectives, but once people graduate from school without assumptions, no matter how difficult the work is, they face a tragic future and lead to criminal acts I will. The working class is a characteristic of criminal statistics. Because people without opportunity become depressed and may turn into crime as a way to escape.

As observed in this survey, 97% of the sample population believes that pursuing an American dream will help increase the crime rate in the United States. The unique sociological model in America, especially the American dream formula, emphasizes the success of money, weaknesses highlight the legal means and the wealth of success. American Dream shows that everyone in the United States has equal access to money regardless of social background, sex, ethnicity, social status. Messner and Rosenfeld (2007) stated that large crimes, guns, and homicides are normal by-products of American social systems and cultural beliefs. They believe that the cultural spirit embodied in American dreams will promote a serious white-collar crime rate and corresponding punitive social response, and the essence of the American dream emphasizes the problem They will encourage and support the occurrence of high crime rates. success

Criminal behavior in China is as realistic as the United States. The motive for American criminal activity is to pursue American dreams and American culture and to encourage material wealth as a measure of personal success. Since 1978, due to the introduction of capitalism, the crime rate in China continues to rise. Since 1978, with the abolition of socialism and the introduction of capitalism, China experiences a rapid inflow of American culture and westernization, which contributes to industrialization. The introduction of capitalism and the abolition of Chinese socialism has expanded the disparity between the rich and the poor and promoted the increase of criminal activity to pursue material wealth. In this paper, we are trying to identify social and economic factors that contribute to the rise in the crime rate in China and the United States, and establish relations between criminal incentives of both countries.