I find this story moderately interesting but the reporter really irks me. She spends most of the segment presenting her own view on the story. That is not her job. Her job is to fairly present both sides of the story and allow the audience to decide their own opinion.

HahahahahaAnd the reporter was your typical hate everything different.

Dude, China is corrupt as hell - everything is about money nowadays. However, before you judge the theme park with western eyes - keep in mind that this is probably the best job that the dwarves can get over there right now. While, $130/month may not seem like much, I've see factories near Shanghai that put together the computers that you are using right now where they pay 18-20 year old girls $120 a month to work 12 hour days soldering microchips onto computer boards. Each girl has to share a dorm room with 15 other girls - each room has 4 double bunks, and they use the room in two shifts. After these girls work for a couple of years, they can go back to their rural villages and get married and retire. I've also seen apartments in Beijing where construction workers live 4-5 per tiny room, and they sleep on the floor. Comparatively speaking , the living conditions of the dwarves are not so bad - at least the apartment they showed was a lot cleaner than what I've seen.Regardless, the owner to the theme park is probably a brilliant businessman to find a niche like this and is probably making money hand and foot. Hell he can probably pay the dwarves a lot more, but why should he? In any case, don't judge unless you yourself can provide a better solution.