Lin Ge was quite pleased to see that the gang members in front of him didn't dare to act rashly. This was because his feelings towards black people were quite complicated. Before he came to Hua Xia, he also had some black friends.
Perhaps because of the environment he grew up in, Lin Ge had a very good impression of black people. He also became friends and brothers with some black people.
However, after Lin Ge's first contact with black people outside of his circle of friends, his attitude changed a lot. At that time, he realized that the black people he knew before were really different from their race.
Lin Ge's first visit to the United States was with his senior brother, Xie Feize. He was still in high spirits on the plane. After all, the United States was an extraordinary country. Really, in the entire history of mankind, the United States was considered a great country.
In the eyes of many people who came to the United States for the first time, the United States was a super country with dreams, freedom, democracy, and a mix of races.
This was a country full of miracles.
Lin Ge also went to Los Angeles. Because of the mission, he and Xie Feize disguised themselves as tourists and had to follow a tour guide.
When the tour guide in Los Angeles told them some things to take note of, Lin Ge felt less and less excited. Especially when the tour guide talked about the problem of black people, Lin Ge felt a little angry.
He felt that the tour guide's words were too targeted. It was a form of discrimination.
At that time, the tour guide told all the tourists to never, never stare at black people, or they will beat you up. Never, never take photos of black people, even if there are black people passing by when you are taking photos of the scenery. Otherwise, your camera won't belong to you.
Lin Ge thought that it was nonsense at that time!
At that time, Lin Ge thought that the tour guide must be a racist. She was a beautiful tour guide, but why did she learn to be racist? Trash!
Lin Ge deeply despised the tour guide.
However, what happened later proved that Lin Ge was deeply wrong.
On the first day in Los Angeles, a tourist in the tour group was beaten up by an unemployed black man on the street. There was no reason, no excuse. It was only because the tourist had stared at the tattoo on his body for two seconds.
No matter how kindly the tourist explained, Big Blackie thought he was provoking him! Was this the reaction a human should have? I can't even look? Wasn't it just a tattoo?
This was Lin Ge's first day in Los Angeles. The tourists in the same group were beaten up by the black man and suffered multiple soft tissue contusions.
Because of this, everyone realized that the tour guide wasn't joking, so they paid close attention to the black man.
However, when Lin Ge and the others completed their mission and prepared to leave, it should be the seventh day in a local town called Hawston.
Just because a tourist took a picture of the scenery with his mobile phone and unfortunately took a picture of the black brothers.
That guy's phone was actually smashed by the big black guy in the camera. It was the latest iPhone, Plass. He smashed the phone and even punched that guy's head. His entire eye socket was swollen from the punch.
It was only then that Lin Ge realized that many black people had no idea what "human civilization" was!
Their understanding of human society was incomprehensible! Many inconspicuous things could actually be used as an excuse for violence.
In the end, Lin Ge understood that these violent incidents weren't because of the incident itself, but because the black people were simply violent. They preferred to use violence to solve problems and vent their emotions. They preferred to use violence as their own conventional weapon.
Too many black people liked to use their fists to solve problems, whether it was a big or small matter.
In the United States, Lin Ge realized that fighting was a very common thing. Everyone here was particularly fond of martial arts. Black people were just a little more obvious in their behavior.
But other than that.
A country formed by multi-racial people, although it was a great free country, did not have so many rules and regulations.
However, compared to Hua Xia's saying, "No rules, no standards." Although this country was great, it was still not as great as Hua Xia.
After five thousand years of civilization, it would not take many years for many things to be revealed naturally. Who was the greatest country in the world would be known by everyone sooner or later.
Many people recognized the greatness of the United States Empire, but many people hadn't seen the greatness of Hua Xia yet.
On Earth, there were only a few superpowers that could lead all the countries.
Russia was a fighting nation. It was believed that no one would be willing to be led by the old Russians. Although their strength was good, it wouldn't make other countries feel comfortable.
What kind of country was the United States Empire? Over the years, the United States Empire had done many things that went against their conscience for their own interests. The whole world saw it.
Who was left? Canada, which stood aloof from worldly affairs and didn't care about worldly affairs. Although the country was big, most of the places were uninhabitable. Even more impossible.
The only one left was Hua Xia. Hua Xia had the foundation of human civilization and the inheritance of Confucian culture. It had inherent advantages in all aspects.
This was the reason why Hua Xia was bound to rise. It was also why the United States Empire had to declare the threat of Hua Xia and why they had to suppress Hua Xia.
That's why they built the damn Saad on the land of the Goryeo Koreans.
There was only one purpose, to suppress!
For a long time, the United States Empire thought of itself as the benchmark of global democracy. It always thought that only the United States Empire's values were the most perfect. That way, it could stand on the commanding heights and exercise power.
But so far, some countries led by Hua Xia were more efficient in social and economic development, seriously challenging the United States Empire's global hegemony.
The United States Empire was afraid that other countries in the world would imitate Hua Xia and listen to Hua Xia's leadership. That would weaken the United States Empire's right to speak, so they had to suppress it.
But these things were nothing to Hua Xia!
How many dynasties had Hua Xia experienced the rise and fall of? Xia, Shang, Western Zhou, Spring and Autumn, Warring States, Qin, Western Han, Eastern Han, Three Kingdoms, Western Jin, Eastern Jin, Northern and Southern Dynasties, Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties, Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing …
In fact, looking at the history of the Warring States Empire, one would know why the United States Empire suppressed Hua Xia. It was because this was a war, and it was either you die or I live!
In this world, the history of any continent would be similar. Any declining empire would crazily suppress the rising power, but the trend of history could not be changed. The empire would eventually decline, and the rising power would eventually rise.
How could they allow others to sleep beside them! This was just a mentality.
The former president of the United States Empire said that if more than a billion Hua Xia people lived like the United States Empire's people, it would be a tragedy and disaster for mankind. The earth would not be able to bear it, and the world would fall into a very tragic situation.
What did that mean?
The people of the United States Empire could live a good life, but the people of Hua Xia could not?
The people of Hua Xia had sacrificed much more than the United States Empire!
The entire earth was stretched thin, and there were only so many resources. Everyone was fighting for it, but what right did the United States Empire have to enjoy the best resources!
The United States Empire had less than 5% of the world's population, but they wanted to enjoy 50% of the world's resources? Weren't they hooligans! The people of the United States were people, but the people of other countries were not people! The people of Hua Xia were not people!
To put it bluntly, the United States Empire had always wanted to establish the hierarchy and treatment of the world's population.
The United States Empire wanted to be a first-class country, let Europe be a second-class country, and let Asia and Africa be third-class countries and become their slaves!
But who knew that Hua Xia would suddenly appear in the middle. The rise of Hua Xia represented the resistance of the third world. No one was willing to be a "servant" of the United States Empire! Everyone was human, and they should all enjoy equal treatment.
Even if there was no equal treatment, there should still be equal competition! Everyone relied on their own abilities to make a living!
England used to be known as the Empire where the sun never set, but when the United States Empire rose, the sun set in the west. Now, the United States Empire had been around for more than 200 years. The empire was coming to an end, and now it was Hua Xia's turn.
Who cared if they were Sade or Sade, it was just a final struggle. So what if they surrounded Hua Xia? Hua Xia had experienced the rise and fall of many dynasties. They had ways to solve and deal with it!
A great country with a population of more than a billion people did not lack capable people and strategists!
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