Siheyuan: Pushing Huairu, the Prime Minister admits defeat

Li Weijun was not in the mood to observe the subtle changes in Zhang Yunzhen, but began to inquire about the customs and practices of the Rakshasa Kingdom with great interest.

At this stage, due to certain disputes, the relationship with the Rakshasa Kingdom is tense, with troops deployed on the border and tensions drawing to a standstill being the norm.

Even according to later declassified files, the Rakshasa Kingdom was obsessed with the idea of ​​launching surgical mushroom cloud precision strikes on the vicinity of the capital.

The deterioration of relations is evident.

To be honest, Zhang Yunzhen didn't have much good feelings towards Russia. Although he went to Russia to study cutting-edge subjects such as special operations in the early years, he was often looked down upon and discriminated against by the Russians.

This group of people were all arrogant and didn't regard everyone else as comrades with a common goal at all. Instead, they simply acted like hegemons and ordered people around.

It is no exaggeration to say that if it were not for his status, Zhang Yunzhen would never have planned to visit and study in Russia. Of course, the Russian women were still good, with slender branches and beautiful figures. Unfortunately, their blooming period was too short. In just a few years, they quickly transformed from young girls into middle-aged women.

Zhang Yunzhen chatted with Li Weijun about some of the experiences of the Rakshasa Kingdom, and showed his indignation from time to time.

Li Weijun naturally agreed with this. In fact, each of the Russians did have evil intentions. Apart from anything else, just the large piece of homeland on the rooster's back was enough to arouse hatred.

Not to mention that when they later went to Jilin, Heilongjiang and Liaoning to fight against Xiao Liben, they plundered all the industrial bases and factories built by Zhang Zuolin and Xiao Liben during their time. The steel furnaces that could not be taken away were all buried with scrap steel, and even the railways were torn down. It was more hateful than a swarm of locusts.

When we started from scratch, our foundation was so poor that we couldn't afford to build tanks or tractors. We could only make tea chairs and benches. The industrial foundation was so weak, and Luosha made an indispensable contribution.

But due to various considerations, everyone turned a blind eye and pretended nothing happened.

One of the reasons why Li Weijun readily agreed to go to Luosha Country to participate in the friendly competition this time was to curb the enthusiasm of these old Russians and see if the Russian girls were really as tough as the rumors said.

Of course, Li Weijun has always treated the fighting nation as a joke.

The fighting people were beaten like rabbits by the descendants of Genghis Khan and fled everywhere, lingering on in the form of tribes?

Peter I, who was known for his boasting, took advantage of the decline of the Golden Horde to turn against it and won a victory. It took him only a few hundred years to establish his country, but he was greedy and had an unusual obsession with land, and he encroached on territory everywhere.

All the surrounding neighbors have not been devoured by the Rakshasa Kingdom.

But he was really a loser. He could even defeat Kang Mazi on equal terms with him. Later in the 20th century, he was defeated by Xiao Liben in the Far East. Li Weijun had never been interested in such greedy people.

Of course, we still need to look at it dialectically. Now others have the first-mover advantage, so we still need to move forward and learn more, so that we can take the essence and discard the dross.

Not to mention anything else, there are so many girls in Luosha Country, and each of them likes to wear long skirts and black stockings like in Western Europe. Li Weijun can't stand it. Anyway, he doesn't need long-term happiness, so it seems like it would be nice to have some meat.

If the body odor was a little less, it would be icing on the cake.