"Big girl?" Fei Jingting glanced vaguely: "How big is that!"
Fu Yunzhao, who looked up at Fei Jingting, suddenly became angry. "Brother Jingting, you bullied me again!"
It's strange to say that the little girl eats a lot at every meal. She doesn't grow taller, nor does she gain weight. Could it be that the fetal breath method also has a method of refining energy? No, Fu Yunzhao goes out early and comes back late every day.
, searching everywhere for the opportunity to transform into evil places, where is the need to refine energy?
Fu Yunzhao was very angry. She had a vague interest in Fei Jingting, but Fei Jingting still treated her as a child. How could she bear this?
Fei Jingting didn't care, teasing Fu Yunzhao had almost become his daily routine. He would go back and coax him a few times and it would be fine. If it still didn't work, he would take out a can of Feizhai Happy Water and make sure it would be fine in no time.
He did the same thing today. He told two jokes. Seeing that the little girl kept a sullen face, he threw a can of Kuola over and said, "Hey, don't be upset. Can you just forget that I said something wrong?"
The little girl pouted, but her eyes couldn't help but stare at Kuo Le, then looked at Fei Jingting who was smiling, and said angrily: "Also, don't hit my head next time... and don't rub it either!"
"Okay, okay, it's all up to you, right?"
"Then...then I will reluctantly forgive you." After saying that, Fu Yunzhao grabbed Kuole, opened the can in seconds, took a sip, and his face seemed to change, and he suddenly became brighter.
Four dishes were placed on the dinner table. Guan Xiyi had obviously put his heart into it, and they were all delicious and delicious. Fei Jingting felt awkward, and after pondering for a while, he said: "Let me tell you something, don't ask Guan Xiyi to help clean up the room next time.
I don’t want her to help with cooking.”
"Why?"
"I don't want to get entangled with her." Fei Jingting explained: "You and I are both Taoists. I believe you also feel that after practicing Taoism, Shouyuan is no longer the same as ordinary people. If I am looking for a partner, I must find a partner.
As a cultivator, you will not find an ordinary person and then watch her turn into withered bones in the grave."
Fu Yunzhao's eyes rolled around, thoughtfully. A person who practices Taoism? He is one!
For a moment, she just nodded, but forgot some other words that Guan Xiyi said. What were they? Forget it, it's not important! What's important is that she and Brother Jingting are a perfect match! The more she thinks about it, the better they become.
After finishing the meal, something was unusual today. No need for Fei Jingting to mutter, the little girl took the initiative to put away the dishes. After that, she stayed in Fei Jingting's room, listening to the imitation gramophone speaker, humming and singing along,
He also always glanced at Fei Jingting secretly.
Fei Jingting ignored it, brewed a pot of tea, and began to etch the Yunzhuan script calmly and attentively. During this time, he spent a lot of Xiuyu, and he tried individual Yunzhuan scripts one by one, but he never found any special effect.
So today he started trying to combine Yunzhuan script.
Fu Yunzhao struggled for a long time, and when he saw Fei Jingting ignoring him, he immediately became unhappy, as if he had paid by mistake sincerely, he snorted and went back to the room.
In the blink of an eye, another day came, and I signed in and got a box of fruit drinks... which was good. I would have something to coax the little girl from now on, but there was not much Fat House Happy Water.
Fei Jingting got up early in the morning and practiced the boxing several times. Feeling the increasingly solidified lotus heart in his Dantian Qi sea, he felt that his path was right. The internal boxing practice cultivates the body and nourishes the essence, and joins the same contract to refine the Qi, complementing each other.
Next, it is only a matter of time to break through the twelve meridians.
Today he also went out and went to school first. All the other teachers were on holiday, only Ms. Liu and Teacher Yan stayed behind. Fei Jingting asked about it, and Ms. Liu shook his head and said: "It's hard to say now. This trend has just started.
It starts and I don’t know when it will end.”
Teacher Yan said from the side: "I heard that someone is organizing a student federation and is also launching a strike in the industrial and commercial circles."
Fei Jingting didn't have many memories of this left in his mind. After breaking the mirror, his memory greatly improved and he could easily recall the textbooks he read that day. After thinking about it for a while, he knew that this trend would continue for a long time, until October.
We just resumed classes again.
"Oh, what happened to those Japanese teachers?"
Ms. Liu said: "What else can be done? Those who want to go back to Japan will be given more travel expenses; those who don't want to go back will be placed in the upper section of the girls' school first."
Fei Jingting just asked casually, but Ms. Liu thought more and said with a smile: "Don't worry, Teacher Sano hasn't left, he's in the high school next door."
Fei Jingting smiled bitterly and said: "Principal, please don't mess with the rules. Teacher Sano and I have nothing to do with each other."
"I see that Mr. Sano is very fond of you. If you work hard, you will definitely succeed."
Fei Jingting just shook his head. Seeing that the school was fine, he took the bicycle parked at the school and returned on his own. He bought two newspapers on the way. The news on the front page was that Beiyang issued a suppression order yesterday, and any students who took to the streets to demonstrate would be arrested.
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I don’t know what the leaders in Beiyang think. They thought it was during the Qing Dynasty that guns could suppress public opinion? No wonder this trend has been going on for so long. With Beiyang’s virtues, how can the students not make a fuss?
But as Fei Jingting read more and more newspapers, including many reprinted contents from Beijing newspapers, he had a different understanding of this trend.
According to what was published in the newspaper, it was said that the capital city was not suppressed by a large number of military police as described in movies and TV shows.
On the day of the student demonstration in Beijing, the military police's attitude toward the students was quite mild, even sympathetic.
The infantry commander and police chief of Beiyang rushed to the scene and issued a presidential order for the students to disperse. The students shouted, "Down with the traitors." When they saw that they could no longer persuade them, they turned around and ran away.
Later, when I saw that the students were going to the embassy area, the infantry commander came again and said a few words, which probably meant, 'You won't be able to see the consul like this, so why don't you disperse quickly. It's okay not to disperse, but don't cause an international dispute.
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The chief of the Capital Police Department came over at noon to persuade us, saying that the weather was getting hot, why don't we all go back and take a nap before coming back?
The students were very naughty and said: "Senior, you are old, so you should also pay attention to your health."
The director replied: "You're welcome."
Note that the title here is "senior", not "sir", "sir" or "master".
The police in the capital stood idle throughout the whole process, and some officials even encouraged the students, saying, "You are patriotic, and I am patriotic too. How can we, the soldiers, not be sad when Jiao'ao is lost?"
This shows how unpopular Beiyang's upper echelons are. Even the military, police and bureaucrats within the system cannot stand Beiyang's practices.
It wasn't until Zhao's building caught fire and Beiyang's superiors issued a death order that the military and police took action.
According to other newspaper records, the Japanese became nervous even before Beiyang was calmed down by the turmoil. The minister to China met with the president again and again and put pressure on them repeatedly in order to suppress the turmoil.
The Japanese have reason to be nervous. They finally pretended to be grandsons in Paris and got Jiao'ao. They are about to sign the contract. At this juncture, there is a stir. Isn't this an extraneous matter?
Beiyang was originally a monolithic country. If there were pro-Japanese factions, there would naturally be pro-British and American factions. As soon as the Japanese put pressure on them, the pro-Japanese factions panicked and hurriedly issued a suppression order.
This is also the fundamental reason why Beiyang issued a suppression order yesterday.
But unfortunately, the participants in the trend set off by the students are no longer just students. First, some knowledgeable people, and then the business community will join in, which is why the impact is so great and lasts for so long.
Sure enough, the next day, Mr. Cai, the president of Beijing University, publicly protested Beiyang's suppression of students. Insightful people from all walks of life wrote in newspapers to criticize Beiyang, citing examples of Beiyang's perverse actions.
After a few days, the peace talks between the North and the South collapsed. The differences between the two sides were too great, and the representatives resigned one after another.
As soon as this incident came out, the public controversy became more and more outrageous!
The breakdown of negotiations means that the North and the South will continue to fight. The people have long been unable to bear the war for years, so even ordinary people who were just spectators before started to make trouble.
Another day passed and the Tianjin Student Federation was established. Then more news came out in the newspapers.
Unlike the reaction of the Japanese government, Western countries actually admired the trend. They believed that the trend was an ideological awakening!
What’s even more incredible is that, compared to the government’s severe opposition, some Japanese scholars actually sympathized with China and criticized the Japanese government’s measures in their own newspapers.
This was a bit fun, and what was even more fun was that if Fei Jingting remembered correctly, this trend seemed to have gradually subsided until next year, and he vaguely smelled some shit-stirring smells from it.
Who is the troublemaker? Hehe, it must be the British guy nowadays!
Fei Jingting analyzed it. Britain and Japan were allies, and there was no reason to do so. But the British did not sell their allies in a day or two. During World War II, they first sold out to the French, and then to the Americans, which deceived France.
The United States is in a state of ecstasy. Well, the European War that just ended a few years ago seems to have tricked people as well.
The basis of the Anglo-Japanese alliance was that Britain used Japan to resist Russian expansion, so the British acquiesced to Japan's control of Northeast China through Marshal Zhang.
But the British absolutely do not want the Japanese to go south and invade the sphere of influence that the British have already divided.
The Beiyang clique in power today is an out-and-out pro-Japanese faction. If not, who will do it? They are fanning the flames and encouraging support from behind. With this trend, won’t the Beiyang clique become unstable?
If the pro-British faction comes to power, the Japanese who have lived a good life will have to huddle in the Northeast and continue to be his watchdogs.
The more Fei Jingting thought about it, the more reasonable it became. Otherwise, if Beiyang refused to sign the contract in the future, why would the turmoil not subside but instead become more and more troublesome?
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