Dong Qiangqiang got angry with his passion and was so excited that he was sweating profusely. After he finished speaking, he felt scared and turned his head and asked Lao Bai suspiciously: "I didn't say anything wrong just now, right?"

Lao Bai's German is not as good as Dong Qiangqiang, so he can only understand roughly, but after listening to Dong Qiangqiang's opening remarks, he could guess what Dong Qiangqiang meant with his toes. He immediately nodded affirmatively to Dong Qiangqiang and gave a thumbs up: "It's so awesome! I'm so stupid."

Yuta recovered from his senses and waved his hand at the male colleague in anger. The male colleague hurriedly turned off the camera in a hurry and looked at her spreading her hands. The expression on her face was helpless and innocent, as if she was saying: I can't blame me either.

Before Youta was ready to speak, Dong Qiangqiang chased after him: "In addition, Ms. Youta, I have another question to ask you. Do you know where Tibet is in China? Is it north? south? west? or east? Have you been there in person? Have you communicated with locals?"

Yuta's face turned blue and red, and his face was dark and he didn't say anything.

Seeing the other party's attitude, Dong Qiangqiang suddenly felt more confident: "If you don't know where Tibet is and have never been there, I think you can't judge the authenticity of the words in these people. There is an old saying in China that "hearing is false, seeing is true" and there is another saying that "hearing is better than seeing at all times". It means that a person should not believe in rumors, but should go on a walk, see, listen, and talk on the spot. If a person, especially a reporter, sits in the room and talks, and speaks nonsense, even if he writes it like the real, it will never be a fact. Fakes are always fake. If KHK TV and you insist on reporting news related to Tibet, I think TV and you can be more rigorous. I have always heard that Germans are very serious and cautious in doing things. Is this a misunderstanding of Germans?" Dong Qiangqiang deliberately pronounced the word "engraved" more heavily.

"Of course not." Yuta's answer was quite short-sigh and vague. I don't know whether this "no" determines that she has never been to Tibet, or that Dong Qiangqiang said that she has no judgment, or that she and the TV station are not rigorous. However, Dong Qiangqiang guessed it right. Yuta really didn't know the location of Tibet nor had she been to Tibet. She was a little annoyed that she hadn't asked the glasses before. Dong Qiangqiang's suggestion did not dispel her prejudice and hostility towards Dong Qiangqiang and Lao Bai, but instead deepened.

"As soon as you came up, you asked if we were causing trouble. Please take a closer look at the behavior of these people around you. I hope you can take a complete picture of the current picture, and then let more Germans see who is causing trouble on the German land. I strongly recommend that you interview the girl wearing glasses there now. I am willing to communicate with her in person with gongs and drums to see who is lying. What do you think?"

Just as Dong Qiangqiang was waiting for Yuta to reply, Yuta and her male colleague suddenly walked out of the crowd with their faces on the floor without saying a word.

"Ms. Yuta..." Dong Qiangqiang shouted behind her, "Please wait a moment."

When Dong Qiangqiang and Youta asked questions and answered each other, the crowd maintained a delicate balance. Yuta's departure was like someone throwing a stone into a calm lake. The stone was not big, but it caused ripples on the lake surface.

Just when Dong Qiangqiang wanted to catch up with Youta, the crowd suddenly surrounded him again. Dong Qiangqiang suddenly noticed that the expression of the woman in glasses looked as ugly as eating a dead mouse. She didn't even look at Youta who flashed out of the crowd, but just stared at Dong Qiangqiang and Lao Bai coldly.

Dong Qiangqiang stared at her without fear, as if saying: Your trick doesn't work, you have failed.

The woman with glasses turned her head, as if she was avoiding Dong Qiangqiang's eyes, but she winked at a thin-faced man next to her.

The man with a thin face suddenly started shouting something, and the crowd was boiling again. Someone began to reach out and tried to pull and push Dong Qiangqiang and Lao Bai. Someone spitted at the two of them, and even had an empty bottle smashed in from outside the circle.

"The other party is going to be anxious!" Lao Bai, who was hit by a few times, endured the pain while protecting his face with his hands, urging him, "Go out quickly, don't worry about me." Lao Bai has experienced being beaten up and knows what the result will be if he is beaten up in a group, so he reminded Dong Qiangqiang to leave first. He didn't want to pull Dong Qiangqiang into the water.

Dong Qiangqiang is tall and has obvious goals. Although one-on-one is fine, a vicious tiger cannot defeat a pack of wolves. If he can block it, he cannot protect the bottom. He was fisted a few seconds later. He knew that it would be fine if Lao Bai was left alone, but if so, he would not have to come back at all. He didn't know why Lei Lanting hadn't called the police for so long, and the situation seemed to be on the verge of uncontrollable.

"Old Bai, when is the most proud moment for you? Is it that you are studying abroad? Graduated from a master's degree? Or did you make a very good money as a tour guide?" Dong Qiangqiang endured the water bottle that hit him, gritted his teeth and bent down to pick up the five-star red flag with burnt horns from the ground, and carefully put it in his arms. "For me, this moment is the most proudest moment in my life, because today I did what a Chinese should do." He paused and said, "We can't count on the police. Follow me, I will push out."

"It is probably not easy to (cover) so densely." Lao Bai felt his expectations from Dong Qiangqiang's words and reminded him, "Please hold... the recorder, maybe there will be..."

Before he could finish his words, countless hands flew out of the crowd. He was almost pushed down. Fortunately, he held the table with his hands, but before he could stand firm, he stretched out another kick from the crowd, lifted his foot to Lao Bai's popliteal fossa and kicked him.

Lao Bai was kicked and staggered. As he fell down, he was hit by a bottle in his head. He fell to the ground with a "thump".

Dong Qiangqiang was about to reach out to support Lao Bai, but he slapped his face with a few pairs of hands. Dong Qiangqiang blocked his hands while dodging. In the gap between human hands, his eyes suddenly flashed unconsciously from the high steps of the fast food restaurant.

The two people standing on the high steps seemed to be watching him.

With his eyes passing by, Dong Qiangqiang was stunned.

One of them was Jin Yuan, and the other person he had also seen at McDonald's at the train station, which was the man named Atai.

How did they get together? Countless question marks suddenly popped up in Dong Qiangqiang's heart.

Taking advantage of the light of the billboard at the entrance of the fast food restaurant, Dong Qiangqiang vaguely glanced at something flashing in Atai's ear.

His heart tightened. Just when he wanted to call Jin Yuan's name, he felt a pain in his scalp. Before he could figure it out, someone grabbed his hair from behind.

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Chapter completed!