I still remember more than 100 years ago, when we only used a few warships and thousands of soldiers to march north from the coast of Guangdong Province in China, fighting all the way to their imperial capital.
Their emperor was so frightened that he left the luxurious Forbidden City and fled in embarrassment, while our soldiers sat on the high and arrogant dragon chairs, holding heavy packages in their hands, which were taken from the Chinese royal garden.
The treasures stolen from...
In China at that time, anyone could stand on top of him, eat, drink, have sex, and be bullied by others.
But in the blink of an eye, more than 100 years have passed, and we are still immersed in the glory of the past empire, but the Chinese have stood up again. Next year, they will carry out a manned moon landing and become the first in this century.
The first country to land on the moon, and the second country after the United States to land on the moon.
Are the Chinese people progressing too fast?
No, we are still treading water. We are proud and arrogant. Just like China more than 100 years ago, our pride blinded our eyes and prevented us from seeing the great changes in the world.
Maybe one day, when the Chinese come over and rush into the British Museum, we will truly wake up, just like the Chinese a hundred years ago.
The British Times reported in the middle and most eye-catching position on the cover that China planned to carry out a manned moon landing next year. As always, with a strong sense of pride, it made no secret of the banditry committed a century ago and was deeply proud of it.
Of course, at the end of the day, the consistent tone of the "yellow peril" theory was indispensable. It was felt that when China became strong, it would be like bandits like them, burning, killing, looting, and doing all kinds of evil to other countries.
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Half a century ago, our hero Armstrong became the first man on earth to set foot on the moon, but half a century later, we have never set foot on the moon again.
On the contrary, China announced today that they will carry out a manned moon landing next year. Regardless of whether China has the technology and strength, this courage alone is worthy of our deep thought and study.
Where have all the taxes we taxpayers paid over the years gone?
Why can Chinese people land on the moon one step ahead of us in the new century?
Because the Chinese government spends taxpayers' money on revitalizing the nation and developing the country. Everything they do is to achieve national rejuvenation and great rise.
And what about us?
Relying on our powerful military force, we showed off our power all over the world. We fought in Vietnam, then Afghanistan, and then Iraq... It seems that our war will never end.
In the end, we were trapped in the quagmire of war time and time again, and the huge annual military expenditure only benefited the arms dealers.
Our eyes have always been on the small planet Earth, but the Chinese people have already set their eyes on the vast universe.
Landing on the moon is only the first step. I believe that the Chinese people will soon occupy all the resources on the moon, accumulating rich resources and wealth for their interstellar navigation era.
And if we keep our sights on the earth, we will eventually be trapped on the earth, and we can only watch the Chinese people walking farther and farther away and tremble secretly.
American newspapers are, as always, full of criticism of the government. This seems to be what Americans like to do most. Of course, after reading the whole article, you can still see that Americans are worried about the future, about losing hegemony, and more importantly
Like Westerners, they are still extremely vigilant and fearful of China's rise and power.
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China around us will carry out a manned moon landing in June next year. When I heard this news, I think there must be many people like me who felt shocked and incredible.
Perhaps in the impression of many people, China seems to be still very backward. In any aspect, China does not seem to be able to become the first country to land on the moon in this century.
But all this seems to be true. China has quietly risen without any sound, and has once again stood at the top of the world's powerful clans. Their eyes have even looked forward to the vast interstellar universe.
On the other hand, since the Hiroshima Agreement, we have been called a castrated Japan. Not only have the hopes of the entire country been castrated, but even our ordinary people seem to have been castrated.
We have fallen into the vicious cycle of a low-desire society. We have no desire to get married or have children. We live every day in a muddle, like ants, without hope or desire.
We are like a pool of stagnant water with no ripples and no passion.
Should we re-examine ourselves and the China around us? Should we take a humble and humble attitude and learn from China? If we continue to sink like this, we will not need any external power in the end.
will gradually die out.
Because a country without hope and desire does not deserve a tomorrow!
The Japanese still have advantages. They are good at reflecting on themselves and seeing the strengths of others, and they are able to humbly learn from those who are more advanced and powerful than themselves.
When the news came out that China would carry out a manned moon landing next year, almost all Japanese news media were reflecting on themselves and at the same time constantly reporting on China's great achievements over the years, as if they wanted to learn from China again.
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As the news that China will carry out a manned moon landing next year spreads around the world, the entire earth is in a state of shock.
"Real or false? We are going to put a man on the moon next year?"
"Really, it has been officially announced through a press conference."
"Mighty and domineering, China is mighty~"
"The people of Shandong sent a congratulatory message~"
"The people of Shannan sent a congratulatory message~"
"After waiting for a long time, I finally waited until today. After waiting for a long time, I finally waited for my dream to come true!"
"Fairy Chang'e, here I come~"
Naturally, China was in a state of excitement. After being stunned for a while, almost all the Chinese people could not help but start to feel proud of their great motherland. A strong sense of national pride arose spontaneously.
From the north and south of the motherland, from the dining table in real life, after dinner, to the world of the virtual network, the whole of China is boiling and cheering for the strength of the motherland.
At the same time, on Douyin, Toutiao, Weibo, WeChat and other social software, various experts and scholars have also begun to popularize some scientific knowledge to the general public about space.
There will be weightlessness in the moon. After arriving on the moon, everyone will be a strong man. There is no Chang'e on the moon, only little white rabbits and the like.
"God~ The Chinese are going to carry out a manned landing on the moon next year. The entire earth can no longer meet the needs of the Chinese. They have begun to extend their claws to the beautiful moon. It is hard to imagine that when we look at the moon in the future, the Chinese
The feeling of being on the moon and looking at us from a distance is definitely a very scary and terrifying thing~"
"Chinese people want to land on the moon? Impossible, they will never even reach the moon."
"The Chinese are going to the moon, but what about us? We are still wiping the Americans' butts all over the world."
"We Americans have already landed on the moon several times in the 1970s. This is nothing special."
"Yes~ after half a century, the first people to land on the moon were Chinese people. What have you Americans been doing in the past half century?"
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Compared with the general celebration in China, Westerners internationally were shocked and at the same time couldn't help but feel panic due to the misleading of their own media.
In the romantic Paris, the French people showed their traditional revolutionary spirit. They once again put on the yellow vests and expressed their dissatisfaction with the government by blocking roads, smashing shops, besieging government buildings, etc.
I hope the government can improve the welfare of ordinary people in the field of space technology... No, I hope the government can improve the welfare of ordinary people, reduce weekly working hours, increase salaries, etc. As for the Chinese people landing on the moon, it is just a subject for display, they are more concerned about
Or for your own benefit.
In front of the White House of the United States, proud Americans gathered outside the White House, hoping that their president would come out to meet with everyone and ask when the Americans would restart the moon landing plan.
They felt the crisis and the terrible pressure from the east. Under the propaganda of the media, the Yellow Disaster theory became popular. China was like their totem, and the dragon represented evil and fear.
In Japan, Chinese classes suddenly became popular, and classic Chinese books such as Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Sun Tzu's Art of War, Spring and Autumn, etc. were sold out in an instant, and demand exceeded supply.
On the South Asian subcontinent, while grabbing food with their hands, Indians lamented that it would take another 30 years for China's magic city to catch up with Mumbai. At the same time, they expressed doubts about the Chinese's ability to carry out a manned moon landing. I'm afraid
The Indians have not yet landed on the moon, so how can you Chinese possibly land on the moon?
As for the vast expanse of Africa and South America, everyone seems to be much more polite to the Chinese people all of a sudden. Those who rob the Chinese people seem to hesitate and wonder whether the Chinese people will come down from the moon to take revenge on themselves in the future.
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