Same thing - crossing the river by feeling the bear's stones!

To be honest, due to the previous Cold War, Western Europe and the United States have a large number of experts on the woolly bear issue, and they can be said to know the situation of the former Soviet Union very well. Even decades later, when faced with the challenge of a certain little white rabbit, making decisions

, the group of Western international relations experts in the media are still experts on furry bears? And they still use the same method of dealing with furry bears.

On the contrary, for the little white rabbit? His eyes were darkened, he didn't know the actual situation at all, and he only relied on guesswork?

And I fully believe that the so-called experts on China issues from Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan? Indeed, they are also ignorant and are not familiar with the domestic situation at all. In other words, their analysis on the surface is sound, but in fact they are completely wrong.

Anyway... comrades from the War Bureau, thank you for your hard work! Ahem!

Back here, because of this, the current general view of the country in Europe, America, the West, overseas, Hong Kong and Taiwan... is that it will definitely be exactly the same as the Mao Xiong, and there will be an earth-shaking change, and even the demon will disintegrate?

To be fair, if people in China saw these views, they would definitely be dumbfounded and wouldn’t know how to complain.

But now overseas, they firmly believe in this view!

What can be done about this?

In fact, decades later, the little white rabbit has grown to such an extent that many foreign politicians, media, experts and online trolls, etc., still firmly believe in this view? (laughing and crying)

Therefore, after hearing these words from Huang's father, Li Yuanzhen couldn't help it. He laughed and laughed, and did not bother to correct this view: "Dad, with the backing of the mainland, Hong Kong does not have to be afraid at all. Because the mainland is least afraid of finance.

war."

"Oh? Why?"

"Because they are all real industrial products, not colorful banknotes. To put it bluntly, if you directly use industrial products to barter trade, others will accept it, and you won't care about the exchange rate issue at all. This is the real

hard currency."

"What? What if? What if..."

Li Yuan chuckled and said: "What if the worst outcome is rationing? We can produce our own food, clothing, housing and transportation in China, so why are we still afraid of financial turmoil? Hong Kong is an inconspicuous little place, isn't it?

A population of several million? China can also easily solve people's livelihood problems such as food and clothing. If people's livelihood problems are not solved, there will be no big problems."
Chapter completed!