Lost in love at the beginning, I backhand her best friend

It’s a clear autumn day, on the city island next to Taohua Lake.

Six people sat side by side on the bench: Wang Zihao, Liu Piaopiao, Ma Tengfei, Wang Yan, Lou Jijiang, and Zhong Guangfeng.

Ma Tengfei and Wang Yan just came back from a trip abroad yesterday and are in a good mood.

"How about the Western world?" Lou Jijiang asked Ma Tengfei.

Before Ma Tengfei could answer, Wang Yan said disdainfully: "Most places are much more backward than us, and some people are still bragging about foreign countries, bullying most Chinese people who have never been abroad."

Ma Tengfei proudly said: "I talked to a local in Xiongnu country. When he learned that we were from Dongda, he was very envious and said that your country is already very developed, why don't you be a little more arrogant?"

Wang Yan listened to her husband with a smile. She remembered that the Xiongnu man also said that because of the visa-free transit policy of Dongda, he stayed at Dongda for a full six days. These six days made him feel indescribably shocked.

During those 144 hours, he began to seriously question the knowledge he had learned in the past, because before going to the University of Tokyo, everyone told him that the University of Tokyo was backward.

But what he saw were high-rise buildings full of technology and modern atmosphere, as well as clean streets.

Even in the hotel, he saw robots serving him, which is almost unheard of in his country.

He said that Todai now has driverless cars, which is a scene that only appears in movies, but it has actually happened at Todai.

He was also shocked by electronic payment. At Todai, one doesn’t need cash at all. One can buy what he wants with just a mobile phone.

He didn't know how to make the first payment, which made him look very inexperienced and embarrassing.

What touched him was that his friend from the University of Tokyo did not show any contempt, but very kindly told him how to use it.

Such a reaction couldn't help but make him wonder, in such a developed country, why are the people of Dongda University so polite and modest, and not as arrogant and conceited as people from other countries.

Lou Jijiang sighed: "Finally, someone has seen the real Dongda. Our great country has experienced many ups and downs, but we have worked hard and silently. Now we have finally reached the moment of harvest and have finally amazed all foreigners."

Ma Tengfei laughed and said, "After chatting with me and Meiyan, this Xiongnu man posted his question on an international forum, which attracted responses from netizens from all over the world on the same day."

A netizen from Xiaobenzi said that a person who immigrated to our Haishang Kingdom from Dongda University once told me that his teacher when he was a child told them that the streets in Haishang Kingdom are clean, and there is no dust on the soles of shoes after wearing them all day. People do not litter, and there is a great sense of order.

His teacher told him that in the future, Todai will also be as clean as this, and may even be better developed than ours.

He was shocked at the time. He didn't expect that the way Dongda people grew up was different from theirs. They didn't grow up through belittling and smearing, but were like a sponge, absorbing all the good things for their own use.

It is precisely because of this idea that Todai has developed so rapidly.

He saw many videos about Todai through his friends. Although Todai has a large population now, the streets are very clean and there are green plants and flowers everywhere.

The people of Dongda University really did what they said, and did even better than the Sea Country. You know, the more downtown areas are in the Sea Country, the dirtier and messier they are. Many times the trash cans in the city center are full and no one cleans them.

But at Todai, there are many, many trash cans, and they are classified. This small thing can reflect the big picture. We can see that Todai has indeed undergone great changes.

The Ugly Country netizen said, when it comes to the question of why Dongda people are not arrogant, I think I have some opinions of my own and I also have a lot of basis for them.

I am a scholar of cultural studies at the University of Tokyo, so I have visited the University of Tokyo many times and have been to many cities, whether it is the developed Shanghai or the small villages deep in the mountains, I have been there, traveling thousands of miles just to study their culture and living habits.

The reason why they don't have an arrogant attitude is because they have no idea what the real Western countries are like. What the media of the University of the East would rather let the public see is that in developed countries there are tall buildings, people wear fashionable clothes, live at a fast pace, and technology develops even faster.

Especially in the past, they often said that European and American countries were many years ahead of their own countries, so the University of Tokyo needed to work harder.

In order to make their lives better, it is under such propaganda that the people of Dongda have been working hard to catch up with Western countries.

Now they have done it, and have even taken the lead in some areas, but their inherent humility allows them to remain low-key.

But when we look at Western countries, when introducing the University of Tokyo, many countries still use documentaries from decades ago to talk about how backward the University of Tokyo was and how barbaric its people were.

The ones who are truly backward are these people. Their sense of superiority and arrogance are all based on their ignorance.

If they came to Tokyo University like me, their ideas would definitely be overturned, but there are too few foreigners who can come to Tokyo University. And most of the foreigners who come to Tokyo University are very selfish and don’t want to tell others about such a good Tokyo University, because they think it’s better to keep good things for themselves.

As a scholar, I want to tell you that the real Todai is already very developed, and the convenience of life there far exceeds your imagination. I hope you can come and see for yourself if you have the chance.

The German netizen said, I completely agree with the Chinese netizen, I have been in Tokyo University for 5 years, and if nothing unexpected happens, I will stay in Tokyo University.

I never want to go back to eat that bad bread again. Maybe the reason why people from the University of Tokyo are not arrogant has something to do with their food culture.

There are so many nationalities and so many foods in the University of Tokyo, but you can basically eat them all from all over the country. This is a kind of tolerance, and the premise of tolerance is not to be arrogant or complacent, and to always keep the glass half full.

Therefore, although Todai is so developed and the speed of the high-speed rail shocked me for the whole year, they think this is normal because they work hard enough and they feel they can develop even better.

But seriously, you guys should not come to Todai. Just eat your hamburgers and leave Todai’s delicious food to me alone.

Netizens from Gaul said that not only is the bread in Germany not delicious, but the food in Gaul is not that delicious either. Especially after playing the recently popular Black Myth game, I want to live in Tokyo University even more.

It is undeniable that in the last century, Tokyo University was indeed one era behind the West in all areas.

The older generation, who suffered a lot, did not envy Western countries and worked hard. Most of the new generation of Southeast University students did not think that Western countries were so good, because the current Southeast University is already very advanced and will only become more advanced.

But when they said this they were not arrogant, but proud, perhaps because their culture influenced them.

Tokyo University, which used to have cheap labor, backward technology, and streets full of homeless people, has become a country that everyone yearns for since some time. However, some Tokyo University students envy the welfare benefits of Western countries, but do not know that Tokyo University is the happiest pure land in the world.

Another netizen from the Ugly Country said that many people envy our social welfare, such as free medical care, free education, free highways, etc., but in my opinion, these are just national propaganda films to attract cheap illegal immigrants.

There are no mountains of gold in the ugly country, and the air is not sweet. Those who sneak here will only end up as rats crossing the street.

Even if you get a relief meal, without sufficient jungle skills, you can't even beat the local homeless people.

Free education is just a control method used by politicians to create low-level practitioners, and free roads are actually not as good as the national highways of Dongda University. Free food is just a means for companies to use near-expiry food to offset the high taxes in the United States.

Rather than the fake gilded business card, I envy the compulsory education and rural medical care of Dongda University more.

There is no gold everywhere in the Ugly Country, but only free peanuts, irreconcilable racial conflicts and endless social problems.

A netizen from Assyria said that Southeast Asia is the safest country in the world and living there must be the happiest thing.

Walking on the streets of Dongda University, you don’t have to worry about the sound of gunfire at any time, nor do you have to worry about robbers suddenly appearing in the corner at night.

You can see that many developed countries only dare to party indoors at night, but on the streets of Dongda at night, there is a prosperous new life.

Dongda is a place on earth that we have envied all our lives. Now I am 54 years old, and I don’t know when the Assyrians will be able to live happily like the people of Dongda.

Maybe I won’t be able to wait for that day in my lifetime, but I hope my sons and grandchildren will be able to wait for that day.

A young lady from Gaza said, “Every time I see the flag of the University of East Asia and vehicles carrying aid materials passing by, I sincerely envy that country.”

Although I have never been to the University of Tokyo, I know that the national flag means food, clothing, and justice. Children there can grow up happily, couples there can grow old together, the buildings there will not be dilapidated, and the people there do not have to worry about whether their lives will end tomorrow.

The people of Dongda are happy. They have the kindest identity, beautiful warships and handsome fighter planes, which allow people to live with dignity.

Although I don’t know when my life will end, I want to wish Todai all the best, and hope that you will always be happy like this.

After listening to Ma Tengfei and his wife's experiences and reflections on their trip, Lou Jijiang had a complicated expression: "The responses of the people of Gaza are like being hit by a boomerang of history."

At the University of Tokyo, many people may complain about various social problems, such as low wages, high housing prices, and a very hard life, but they will only think that they were too lazy when they were young and will never complain about their country.

Because it was paid for with the blood of countless revolutionary predecessors. They walked a path that the descendants could not bear to look back on, allowing the descendants to live with dignity under this blue sky. (End of this chapter)