US Ambassador to China Nelson Jensen raised his head and took over the list sent by the first-class secretary. The list was full of Chinese students who went to the United States, and those in the top were officials who served in the Chinese government.

If we follow the traditional Western political thinking, this list should prove that the He Rui government should be a pro-US government. In addition to He Rui himself having nothing to do with the United States with Premier Wu Youping, judiciary, education, internal affairs, diplomacy, and a large number of American students have served as senior officials.

However, Ambassador Nelson was not surprised by the tough attitude in China. A few days ago, Ambassador Nelson Jansen went to the International Human Rights Organization to deliver a speech at the headquarters of China. After the speech, he was mercilessly questioned and ridiculed by members of the Chinese branch of the International Human Rights Organization.

All the questions raised by the Chinese are evidence. Americans beat and kill Chinese Qing diplomats, massacred Chinese gold diggers in the United States, and abducted Chinese people to do hard work in the United States, including the massacre of Chinese civilians when the Eight-Nation Alliance invaded China, and the public remarks made by the US ambassador to China that killed all Chinese people.

Especially when the Eight-Nation Alliance massacred Chinese civilians, they also took a lot of photos as propaganda materials to promote their own force and intimidate the Chinese people. Now that these photos and records of that year have been retrieved, Nelson couldn't even defend himself.

Nelson listened one by one, when members of the Chinese branch of the International Human Rights Organization said they were tired, Nelson politely asked the Chairman for the opportunity to speak. Standing on the podium, Nelson said to the Chairman: "Thank you, Mr. Chairman, for giving me the opportunity to speak."

Then I turned to look at the members of the China Branch of the International Human Rights Organization, "I have personally not participated in all the things you said, so I can't confirm the authenticity of these things..."

Having said this, a boo sounded from the audience, and someone sneered: "Haha, you barbarians should pretend that it did not happen when you see your crime."

Faced with such ridicule, Nelson Jensen showed no anger at all. The distribution personnel said: "If you want to verify whether the United States is a barbaric country, there are many ways. The most direct way is, if you think that these things have happened, then take out evidence and file a complaint with the American court. As long as you see the court's response to these accusations, you can determine the level of civilization of a country. I sincerely suggest that if you want to implement justice, take advantage of the time of these things that have not passed long. Many parties and witnesses are still there, go to the United States and file a complaint with the United States court. If you want to prove that the United States is a barbaric country, you must also go to the United States to file a complaint with the United States court. If the United States is a barbaric country, there will definitely be a barbaric judgment. At that time, you can use the court's trial results to prove to the whole world that the United States is a completely barbaric country!"

This sentence temporarily silenced the members of the China Branch of the International Human Rights Organization. Nelson Jensen took this opportunity to continue saying: "Does the American people and the government make decisions that are completely beneficial to the government and the people based on their own interests? I think there is. If, in terms of political and personal interests, any country is the same. Just like you, you are all patriots, so when facing national interests, you will choose China's interests without hesitation. There is no good or evil in this kind of thing, only a position. And I also stand on this stand for communication and communication with you. If you must think that as an American citizen and an American diplomat, I must stand on China's standpoint and unilaterally safeguard China's interests. Then today's exchange can end here."

A voice of disdain came from the audience, but at least there was no angrily or curse.

Nelson Jensen waited for a while before continuing: "As the US ambassador to China, I want to safeguard the common interests between the United States and China. There are differences and conflicts between the United States and China, and wars will break out. There is no only a complete life-and-death relationship between civilization and civilized countries, but also common interests. A very important part of my work is to find out these common interests, safeguard these common interests, let these common interests continue to expand, and let differences and conflicts continue to narrow."

Speaking of this, although the people in the audience still looked disdainful, the atmosphere of hostility has been reduced a lot. Nelson expressed the core point of this trip, "You have not raised the issue of the Chinese Exclusion Act to me, I want to talk about this bill. When formulating this bill, the US Congress did not consider the sentiment of the Chinese people. Moreover, after the promulgation of this bill, the US Congress did not feel the opinions of the Chinese people. The exchanges between civilized countries are to continuously communicate openly. Both China and the United States are civilized countries. Now, the Chinese people have expressed a clear attitude towards the Chinese Exclusion Act to the US Congress. The US government has received it, and the US Congress has also felt it. Communication between each other is undoubtedly the first step to solve the problem. Now that the first step has been taken out, the next problem may be solved."

Looking back on this speech, Nelson Jensen felt bad. At least the members of the Chinese branch of the International Human Rights Organization have the minimum level. They did not shout war or threaten war. Now China does not have a navy, and it cannot threaten China at all. It is undoubtedly wise not to issue a war threat.

As the US ambassador to China, Nelson Jensen believes that he must first reverse the view of the Chinese people on the United States. The relationship between the great powers is based on the strength of both sides. Expressing the due respect for the strength of China's great powers is undoubtedly the top priority at the moment.

Next, Nelson will visit these people studying in the United States one by one according to this list. There are doves and hawks in any government. These Chinese students who go to the United States should undoubtedly have the opportunity to become doves.

Nelson carefully analyzed China's current political structure. The Chinese army won consecutive victories against Japan, the victory of the war against the United Kingdom in just five years. The Chinese military is undoubtedly a hawk in China. Through military victory, it has achieved results that are beneficial to China, which has made these hawks more firm in their positions.

Doves are a faction that gains benefits through peaceful diplomacy and trade. Now these Chinese students who go to the United States are in high positions. War brings their interests is a strategic interest, and the actual interests are accomplished by these people by promoting their work in a peaceful environment. Since there will be no war between China and the United States, doves are the people who control Sino-US relations.

Of course, at this time, the decisive factor that can determine China-US relations is He Rui. Nelson Jensen had no intention of underestimating He Rui at all. He believed that He Rui was a leader with strategic vision. Because of this, Nelson believed that He Rui himself would hope that China-US cooperation could maximize China's interests.

In Nelson's view, He Rui recognized that the "Anti-Chinese Act" is a fundamental obstacle to comprehensive exchanges between China and the United States. If you really want to create long-term Sino-US friendship, you must first completely resolve the Anti-Chinese Act.

Of course, Nelson also considered whether his ideas were wishful thinking, but judging from He Rui's past, Nelson was personally optimistic.

A few days later, the report of US Ambassador to China Nelson Jensen frequently visiting Chinese students to the United States appeared in front of Foreign Minister Yan Huiqing. Yan Huiqing refused to comment on this, but she was a little looking forward to the guys making some achievements.

The secretary asked, "Do you want to give it to the Chairman?"

Yan Huiqing thought about it and finally said, "No need for now."

When the secretary went out, Yan Huiqing considered the possibility of the future. China and the United States were both great powers, and there were internal controversies and long-term formulation issues. However, once the strategy of a great power is determined, it would be difficult to change.

At present, the isolationist sentiment in the United States is very high. Especially the United States has suffered considerable casualties in the brutal war of the European War, and was excluded by Britain and France after the war. Americans once believed that after this brutal war, the United States, which paid a huge price, should gain a voice on the world stage.

At that time, the United States was full of energy and generally believed that in addition to North America, the United States still had a broad space. This imagination of the future prompted the United States to move towards an unknown world. However, in reality, although Europe recognized that the United States was a world power, it excluded the United States from its core. When the beautiful imagination failed, the sentiment of American isolationism further strengthened.

Therefore, the change in the United States' attitude towards China means whether the United States' world strategy will change. If the sentiment of isolationism in the United States remains strong, due to trade relations, the United States should be able to abolish the China Exclusion Act. However, there will be no fundamental changes in Sino-US relations.

Of course, Yan Huiqing did not really look forward to the complete changes of the United States. After all, He Rui was looking forward to building a new future world order dominated by China, and he did not consider including the United States. If the United States really voluntarily withdraws from the stage of world hegemony, it would never be a bad thing for China.

Thinking of this, Yan Huiqing put aside his thoughts on the United States and instead studied diplomatic work in other directions. Looking at the current world, there are not many countries that can establish friendly relations with China. The Soviet Union is already a friendly country for China, and Japan is also developing into a friendly country for China. It is France's turn next.
Chapter completed!