eucalyptus. But there is a very real problem - if China's path fails, it will prove that no new great power will emerge unless it returns to the cruel world of the jungle and the strong."

"...Let's get back to business, let's appreciate the rise of each big country one by one..."

After reading this preface, Du Le couldn't help but feel excited. As long as you are a Chinese, who doesn't have a dream of a great country in your heart?

In fact, in the previous life, China's road to becoming a great nation had basically been miraculously completed, and it had undoubtedly created a new path, and Li Yuan witnessed it with his own eyes.

However, the time period is not right now, so I can only say "I can't tell you the answer."

But looking at it from another perspective, it is precisely because we know nothing about the future situation that people like Du Le are more interested.

Do we in China need to imitate the success of the West? If we cannot imitate, are we doomed to failure? Or, can we create miracles? Or, how long will it take for China to become a real big country?

Du Le concentrated on reading the first article - the Portuguese chapter. He soon became addicted to it...

It should be said that unlike big countries like the United States, Russia, Britain and France, very few people know the history of Portugal, and basically no one cares about it.

However, Du Le still has a sense of familiarity that he has not seen for a long time. The same rich historical materials, the same endless talk. Du Le was so fascinated that he turned to the last page without knowing it...

After reading the Portuguese chapter, Du Le was still not satisfied. He stretched out his hand to the side, preparing to get the next volume: "Huh?"

Unexpectedly, he touched an empty space. When Du Le turned around, he saw a female classmate next to him. She was also holding her own book and reading it with gusto.

Pick! Female classmate?
Chapter completed!