Survival Master of Wilderness Live

Chapter 114 Banana Man ABC
Day [-] of Back to Civilization.

Last night, Chen Hu stayed at the Atlanta police station all night, but this morning he was sent back to the gate of Georgia Institute of Technology by a police car. The white policeman who drove him had a surprisingly good attitude, which was obviously explained by his superiors.

Chen Hu, who just got out of the car, smiled and waved his hands. When the police car left, his smile disappeared instantly, and a gleam flashed in his eyes. Although this trip to the police station seemed very passive, it was actually There are receipts.

One is to explain clearly how he came back from the vast ocean. Although it is very easy to lie, but to make people believe it, Chen Hu has already started to make arrangements in advance more than a month ago.

This is an old driver who never fights unprepared. On the other hand, through the interrogation, Chen Hu learned that the US side still doesn't know the identity of his anchor, or is still suspicious, so he is still safe for the time being.

But after a few more live broadcasts, I'm afraid he will have to show his flaws. That's why Chen Hu planned to go through the procedures for dropping out of school. After all, he is also a man with a system, and he is no longer the hot-blooded young man who used to have empty ambitions.

At this moment, Chen Hu did not enter the campus, but turned to the other side, passed through a bustling street, and came to a small alley, not far from a red building, a string of English letters written on the signboard, translated After, to the effect:
“Atlanta Massage Service Center”

Hmm... Actually, it means Great Health Care. Chen Hu walked straight over. If Deng Shuang, Liu Tao, and the female fans in the anchor room saw this scene, they would definitely be extremely disappointed.

I didn't expect Chen Hu to be so depraved, he would go to the big health care if he had money.

However, this is not the case. I saw that Chen Hu walked towards the breakfast shop next to the service center. This shop is called 'Sun Ji' in Chinese and Sunshine Breakfast in English. It is the only one in Atlanta that sells soy milk, fried dough sticks, and meat buns. The place.

So the business is very good, especially when many Chinese people come to buy. Even at this moment, there is still a long queue at the entrance of the breakfast shop. Basically, nearly eight floors are filled with yellow-skinned Chinese.

Seeing this scene, Chen Hu felt very cordial, couldn't help smiling, and then joined the queue. The people who run this store are an old couple in their 50s. It is said that they opened this grandson's restaurant more than 20 years ago. Remember the breakfast shop.

Among the people queuing up, in addition to local Chinese, there are also many Chinese students studying abroad. However, there are three major categories of Chinese in the United States, two small ones and five categories. The first category is overseas workers, who hold Chinese nationality and work in the United States. There are many of them.

The second largest category is Asians. Although they look like Chinese, they were born in the United States. They are yellow on the outside and white on the inside. Their behavior is no different from that of Caucasians, and their dress is not as traditional and upright as the Chinese. This kind of Asian is commonly known as banana people.

The third category is overseas Chinese. This category is more complicated. Some ancestors left China and settled overseas, and some immigrated in recent years. They retain the Chinese tradition. Eat rice dumplings or something.

Many Chinese communities are composed of overseas Chinese and overseas workers. Although they are abroad, they still pay attention to the country. Whenever there is a disaster in the motherland, many Chinese communities will spontaneously donate money and goods. The national sentiment will never be erased. of.

This is also the reason why Chinese leaders, every time they speak on camera or on stage, will include overseas Chinese in the first sentence of condolences. Although the nationality has changed, they are also descendants of the descendants of Yan and Huang.

As for the latter two subcategories, they are divided among the student groups.

One is american-born-chinese, abbreviated as ABC. Like the second largest category of banana people, who are yellow on the outside and white on the inside, they all belong to Asians, or are fake Asians. Apart from looking like Chinese, they may even be Chinese. I can't even speak.

The second is fresh-off-the-boat, or FOB for short. Chen Hu and the three people in the dormitory all belong to this camp. Literally, it refers to the students who just went there, and even satirizes them as smuggled in.

Many ABCs will look down on FOB because they think they are low, which means they are very low.

For example, someone grew up in the United States with a U.S. household registration because their parents took root in the United States. Most of them will regard themselves as Americans, and then follow the American The natives look down on the international students who just came to the United States to study, or the migrant workers.

This kind of contempt is fundamentally contemptuous, and there are many reasons for it. Just to give an example, just like Chinese students studying at Georgia College, the tuition + living expenses are a total of [-] US dollars, as mentioned in the previous article.

However, the ABCs with American nationality have state subsidies, with an average of more than 1 US dollars per person. This is not counted as other benefits. It is okay if a foreign student is a rich second generation, but the vast majority of foreign students do not have a good family background. Okay, so it's often despised.

Just like Chen Hu, who is a FOB, it took him more than ten minutes to get to the front row. At this time, two Chinese ABCs dressed in foreign styles walked out from the massage center, which is the big health care center. Stretching, he walked to the breakfast shop and looked at the long queue.

When the two saw Chen Hu, their eyes lit up, and then they walked over, and one of them said in English very proudly:
"Hey! I'll give you money, and you bring us breakfast. As for your breakfast, we'll take it!"

After finishing speaking, he took out a hundred dollars from his wallet and handed it to Chen Hu. After the latter took the money, he thanked him with a smile:
"3Q, hello Nima Qi!"

As soon as this remark came out, all the Chinese from the beginning to the end couldn't help laughing out loud. The ABC who spoke changed his face and said angrily:

"You dare to scold me?"

Chen Hu shrugged, then said in a deep voice:

"It turns out that you can speak Chinese, you just pretended to be some kind of ABC, take your stinky money, get out!"

After finishing speaking, he threw a hundred dollars into the other party's face, while the other Chinese, who couldn't understand it, asked:
"what? (what?)"

Obviously, this person is a real Chinese. The former was just pretending to be coercive, and he failed to pretend to be coercive. He was exposed by Chen Hu on the spot. At this moment, he was immediately despised by countless Chinese around him.

"Grass! Kid, don't let me know who you are! Otherwise..."

Fake ABC said angrily, but Chen Hu waved his hand and interrupted:

"I am Chen Hu, one of the Four King Kongs of Georgia... Come to fight if you are not convinced?"

Hearing this, the man was taken aback for a moment, then looked at Chen Hu, and immediately didn't dare to fart again. The reputation of the Georgia Four King Kong has long been heard. Two years ago, there was an incident outside the Georgia Institute of Technology. Chinese students were kidnapped by local gangs in the United States.

At that time, after the American police received the report, they were perfunctory and did not take any action, but just two days later, the gang organization suddenly collapsed, and not only the hostages returned safely, but even the gang boss was frightened. This thing was done by the Four King Kong.

It's just that no one knows how they did it. Anyway, after that, no one dared to offend Chinese students inside or outside the college.

Afterwards, the Chinese-American left with his companions red-faced. Seeing this, many students who bought breakfast gave Chen Hu a thumbs-up, but the latter smiled.

(End of this chapter)