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In his official speech, the He Rui government did not recognize the reciprocal revenge between China and the United States. The Chinese government stands at the height of civilization and takes action to protect advanced civilizations. The United States is only one of many barbaric civilizations and is not even qualified to be targeted specifically by the Chinese government.

As for this, the humiliation of the US government has reached its extreme.

After the second epidemic prevention inspection for Americans in China, American teachers at Yenching University submitted their resignations to Stuart Leiden. The first epidemic prevention inspection for Americans in China caught these teachers off guard. Although they felt ashamed, they couldn't help but fantasize that the He Rui government had only done this once. After all, the US "China Exclusion Act" was in front of the United States, and China, as a great power, took revenge actions, was completely within the scope of understanding. Once it was done, it would be almost done.

Unexpectedly, the Chinese government actually "rules the country according to law" and said that Americans in China should check regularly once a week, and they would really check once a week. The future of continuous humiliation is so clear that when teachers at Yenching University submitted their resignation to President Stu Leiden, they all looked resolute. Stu Leiden wanted to persuade him, but when he saw that the American teachers had decided to leave, he stopped persuading him.

But some things must be made clear. Stuart told the teachers, "It is not the time to settle the monthly salary this month, and the professors who receive the annual salary have not the day to settle the settlement. If you want to leave China now, please leave your contact information. We will settle your salary for you later."

Although these American teachers and professors care about their salaries, they don’t care about so much at the moment. The teachers and professors who are preparing to return to the United States have their addresses in the United States. Some teachers and professors do not want to go back to the United States, but go to other countries first, such as Japan or the British, French and Netherlands colonies in Southeast Asia. They said they would go back and consider it first and give Stu Raiden the address tomorrow.

Some teachers and professors were very angry and asked Stuart Leighton's question, "Mr. Principal, when do you think the US government will declare war on China?"

Stuart Stuart could fully understand such anger. Even Americans born and raised in China, like him, have considered the possibility of the US government declaring war on China. Even in such anger, Stuart had to admit that the United States could not declare war on China.

Faced with the angry questions from the angry teachers and professors, Yanjing University President Stu Leiden replied in an as comforting tone as possible: "I think peace is needed, not war."

After listening to the answer from President Stuart Leiden, the American teachers and professors of Yenching University were not moved by such humanistic care, but were even more excited, "The Chinese government's atrocities must be punished!"

"After we return home, we must petition the federal government to start war on China!"

Stuart did not stop such belligerent clamor, nor did he agree, allowing these American educators to expose their unhappiness. After a bit of emotional venting, the teachers and professors left the principal's office. Buying a boat ticket requires advance, and it also takes time from Peking to Tianjin. Since you have decided to leave China, you must set off quickly. If you leave late, you will be forced to undergo the third humiliating epidemic prevention inspection.

Not only American education personnel came to resign, but also some Chinese education practitioners who had decided to stay at Yenching University also came to submit their resignation. Situ Leiden signed their resignation with a stern face, and felt anger in his heart.

There are not many students left at Yenching University. With the resignation of this group of Chinese and American teachers, Yenching University has completely lost the ability to maintain basic teaching. This school in order to cultivate China's pro-American school has come to a close.

From afternoon to evening, there were endless teachers who came to submit their resignation, and the principal's office once became lively again. However, a few hours later, the principal's office suddenly became deserted. Even though it was already summer, Stu Leiden still felt a chill. The climate at this time was completely different from the cold, but if there was no one in a building, such an inexplicable chill would occur.

Stu Leiden stood up and walked to the window. He saw that there were many trucks parked at the campus gate. Some teachers and professors had hired porters to deliver their luggage to the truck. Some trucks were full of luggage and slowly drove out of the gate of Yanjing University. A more bleak feeling came to his face. It was supposed to be the season when midsummer was approaching, but Stu Leiden felt the feeling of late autumn.

At this moment, a car drove into the campus against the traffic leaving Yenching University, with a small American flag on its front, showing its identity to the people outside the car. Stuart thought it was the car of the US Embassy. The car stopped at the door of the office building and walked out of the two Americans. They had red, blue and white striking targets on their chests. It was the American flag and would not admit their mistakes.

Not long after, with the sound of footsteps in the empty corridor, the visitor had entered the open gate of the principal's office of Stuart Leiden. Stuart Leiden had already stood up and saw that the visitor was the American school manager of Tsinghua School. As soon as he saw Stuart Leiden, the school manager of Tsinghua School said, "Mr. Stuart Leiden, I am going back to China."

"You have received a notice from the US government?" Stuart was a little surprised. He had previously communicated with the US school director of Tsinghua School about the current situation in China. The school director said, 'I will never leave unless the US government has noticed it!'

A helpless expression appeared on the school director's face, "It's China that wants me to leave!"

"Why? Why is the Chinese government expelling you?" Stu Leiden was a little stunned.

The American school director of Tsinghua School shook his head, "It's not the Chinese government, but a policeman from my district came to tell me that I was expelled."

Stu Leiden couldn't help biting his lip. The Chinese government's current arrogance made him completely unacceptable. He sent a policeman to expel the school director who had recruited students from the United States for 20 years in China. This attitude is completely different from that of the Qing Dynasty or the Beiyang government!

After calming down his mind, Stu Leiden asked: "What should I do if the international students at Tsinghua University?"

"Don't worry about this." The American school director of Tsinghua School smiled bitterly. "The Chinese Ministry of Education has sent a notice to those students that they will be qualified to study in Europe. Schools in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Austria can apply as they wish."

"...Did China's Ministry of Education not notify you?" Stuart Leighton heard some problems.

The school director shook his head, "Only one police officer came to tell me that I was expelled. If I didn't leave within a week, the police station in China would arrest me for my illegal stay and send me to the shelter!"

After saying that, the school director saw Situ Leiden's expression of indifference, and reluctantly smiled: "Principal Situ, I have contacted the consulate in Tianjin. In the next few days, I will live in the consulate in Tianjin. What about you? What are you going to do?"

Stuart Leiden didn't know what to do. Faced with China like this, Stuart Leiden, an American in China, had no strength to fight. Even a police officer from an ordinary police station could control Stuart Leiden at will.

Finally, Stuart asked with a guilty slightest question: "Sir, have you heard of any strong reactions in China?"

"You want to say that the United States declares war on China, right?" The American school director of Tsinghua School readily raised the whole question.

Stuart Leiden didn't know whether he should nod, but he finally nodded. The school director replied: "Some domestic tabloids do shout so much. But the big newspapers didn't even mention it. I went to meet the ambassador to China yesterday, and he made it clear that at this stage he had not heard any news that the United States declared war on China at all."

Stuart Stuart originally felt that it was impossible for China and the United States to start a war because of this matter. Since the ambassador to China was determined, the Sino-US war would not break out. This made Stuart feel very powerless. He did not want China and the United States to start a war, but he hoped that the US government could restore the status of Americans in China to the position before He Rui led his army into the pass.

In a state of distraction, Stu Leiden lowered his eyes, but saw the Today's newspaper on his desk, with the front page saying "The exchange of prisoners of war between China and Japan and those detained for the war."

Just by this glance, Stuart Leiden felt that his mood was heavier for some reason.
Chapter completed!