Siheyuan: Pushing Huairu, the Prime Minister admits defeat

Li Weijun smiled and waved his hand gently, saying firmly and politely: "Thank you for your kindness, but I really don't need this."

After he finished speaking, he picked up the seemingly ordinary brown paper envelope without hesitation and pulled out a burning candle from the candlestick on the table. The flame swayed and danced in the air, as if telling some secret.

Li Weijun brought the envelope close to the flames, and saw the kraft paper being licked by the flames, making a slight crackling sound. Soon, the entire envelope was ablaze, and the orange-red flames reflected Zhang Yang's fearless and nonchalant face.

When the envelope was completely burned, leaving only some black ashes and a few wisps of rising smoke, Zhang Yang casually threw all the ashes into the trash can beside him as if he were throwing away a useless thing. With the muffled sound of ashes falling into the trash can, the matter seemed to have come to an end.

"Brother Luo, just put your mind at ease! You really don't need to worry about what happened on the field. You know, on that 100-meter track, who can beat me? Hey, there is no one at all! So, instead of being entangled in those so-called handles and causing a lot of trouble, it is better not to even look at them. In this way, we can completely avoid all the risks brought about by the exposure of the matter from the root!"

Luo Kong was just about to take action to save the situation, but after hearing these words, he froze in place as if he were cast under a spell, with an expression of disbelief on his face and his eyes fixed on Li Weijun.

It took him a long time to come back to his senses, then he slowly shook his head, as if he was still very surprised by what he had just heard.

Then, he said slowly, "Never mind, actually, the specific process of how this matter develops is irrelevant. The key is that there should be no problems in the final result. If we can achieve our expected goals smoothly, then it won't matter if there are some minor flaws in other aspects."

After saying this, Luo Kong sighed softly, as if a big stone in his heart had finally fallen to the ground.

Luo Kong couldn't help but sighed, then slowly said: "To be honest, as the head of this embassy, ​​I have been in Luosha for many years! To outsiders, I am dressed brightly and decently every day, and I have a stable job. It seems that I am living a comfortable life. However, only I know in my heart that I have suffered a lot of grievances and humiliation over the years!"

In this world where the strong prey on the weak, the law of the jungle has always been regarded as the guiding principle. Since ancient times, people have known that kind people are often bullied and oppressed by others. This phenomenon seems to be common among different countries and different ethnic groups.

Take the Russians for example, many of them always look up to others, as if they are the masters of this world.

They think highly of themselves and regard the people of other countries as vassal and weaklings, lacking due respect for them. In their eyes, they are the only truly powerful beings, and everyone else is just an insignificant ant.

However, can such arrogance and prejudice really make them invincible forever? The answer is obviously no. When they look down on others, it may be the beginning of their decline.

Because in this complex world, no one can prosper forever, and any force is checked and balanced by each other.

For Luo Kong, ridicule and mockery are commonplace, and he has long been accustomed to it. However, if Li Weijun can shine in the 100-meter track and field competition and win the championship, leaving those arrogant and domineering Russians far behind, making them lose face and vent their anger, then Luo Kong will definitely feel satisfied. After all, this is not only a manifestation of personal honor, but also a manifestation of national dignity.

Imagine the exciting scene: after the starting gun sounded, Li Weijun rushed out like an arrow from a bow, his steps were vigorous and his posture was light, and every step was full of strength and confidence. The Russians were gradually left behind by him and could only watch.

Luo Kong is a frank and straightforward person. His principles in dealing with people are extremely clear - he clearly distinguishes between gratitude and resentment! He will remember those who have done him favors, even if it is just a little bit, and look for opportunities to repay them with a generous reward. This gratitude is not out of utilitarianism or perfunctory, but comes from the most sincere gratitude and respect in his heart.

However, if anyone dares to make an enemy of him, then they must be careful! Because Luo Kong will never let any enemy go easily.

His vindictive personality means that those who offend him often have to endure his ruthless counterattack. No matter whether it is a big grudge or a small grudge, as long as he regards them as enemies, there is no way to escape his revenge. Moreover, his means of revenge are usually decisive and resolute, making people dare not provoke him easily.

Therefore, Luo Kong always had high expectations for this highly anticipated 100-meter track and field competition and regarded it as a crucial opportunity.

Not only that, many of Rose's member countries are also paying close attention to this competition. Everyone is holding their breath, expecting this event to become a landmark beginning.

The heavy responsibility of deciding the outcome and blowing the first trumpet of victory undoubtedly fell on Li Weijun's broad and solid shoulders. At this moment, he was like a brave soldier about to step onto the battlefield, shouldering the expectations and hopes of countless people, moving forward bravely without any intention of retreating.

Li Weijun was not moved by the high expectations placed on him by everyone, and even felt somewhat relaxed. You know, with his current strong strength, the speed he could reach when sprinting on the 100-meter track was already quite amazing.

After countless hard training and self-improvements, he can now successfully cross the seemingly insurmountable 8.99 seconds barrier by running at full speed! Such outstanding results not only make him an unattainable existence in the eyes of many athletes, but also make him firmly believe that no matter how difficult the challenge is, he can handle it with ease.

If the original historical development context is strictly followed, then the 100-meter track and field record created by Li Weijun will probably become an insurmountable peak for several centuries to come, and no one will be able to reach it.

After all, to break such a legendary record, one needs extraordinary talent, perseverance, and scientific and systematic training methods.

However, with the continuous progress of the times and the rapid improvement of science and technology, no one can predict whether there will be astonishing changes in the field of sports in the future.

Perhaps one day, scientists will really develop a magical body-strengthening liquid. As long as athletes drink it, they can instantly have the amazing explosive power like Dai Zong, the Speedy Guardian, and easily break the existing 100-meter sprint record.

Not only that, there may also be supersonic running shoes equipped with high-tech power devices, which can accelerate with just a press of a button, allowing athletes to rush forward like an arrow from a bow. By then, the traditional understanding of the limits of human physical fitness may be completely overturned. But in any case, these are just our imagination and speculation about the future based on the present.

As for how things would develop in the future, Li Weijun had no idea. However, there was one thing he was extremely sure of: if he did not use mechanical ascension, and only relied on his own physical strength, the result of 8.99 seconds he created would undoubtedly become the peak level that the entire human race on Blue Star could achieve in terms of physical numbers! This achievement was so astonishing that it was enough to make everyone stare and marvel.

After waving goodbye to Luo Kong, Li Weijun came to the phone booth and skillfully dialed Natasha's number. Natasha's pleasant voice soon came from the other end of the phone: "Hello?" After a few simple greetings, the two agreed to meet in a warm and elegant cafe.

After hanging up the phone, Li Weijun hurried to the roadside, raised his hand to stop a taxi and got in. The car sped along and soon stopped steadily in front of the coffee shop. After paying the fare, Li Weijun pushed open the door and strode into the store.

As soon as he entered the store, his eyes began to search around. Soon, he found the corner seat by the window, so he walked over and sat down. He leaned back in a very lazy posture, leaning against the back of the chair, squinting his eyes slightly, and quietly staring at the warm sunlight pouring in from the window.

The beam of light passed through the transparent glass and pierced the table top like a golden sword, and scattered on the table top, forming mottled and charming light and shadows.

Li Weijun felt the pleasant temperature today. The sun shone on his body, bringing waves of warmth, as if gently caressing his skin.

The breeze blows by, bringing a hint of fresh air, making people feel relaxed and happy.

From time to time, Li Weijun would notice some pigeons or other kinds of birds flying and playing in the streets.

Sometimes they flapped their wings and flew high, sometimes they stopped on the ground, looking for food flexibly and agilely. These birds seemed to be very familiar with the surrounding environment and were not afraid of the footsteps of pedestrians and the noise of vehicles.

Li Weijun watched the birds scurrying around on the street with great interest. Some pigeons were concentrating on picking up the bread crumbs on the ground, pecking at the food quickly and accurately with their sharp beaks; and a few small birds were jumping around the trash cans, trying to find more edible things. Their chirping added a lot of vitality and vigor to the originally quiet street.

Finally they arrived at the coffee shop. Li Weijun felt that his mouth would be tasteless if he didn't drink something, so he waved to the waiter at the front desk and asked for a cup of bitter coffee without sugar.

After the initial bitterness of the coffee, it gradually becomes sweet and the mellow and sweet taste comes up.

Coffee and tea are the most consumed beverages every year. Although the tastes are very different, they both have many fans.

People who love coffee and tea each have their own reasons, and sometimes harmony and unity are not mutually exclusive.

In Li Weijun's opinion, coffee and tea are nothing more than drinks. They can add a little flavor to your mouth when you are free. As for their effects, coffee can refresh the mind, while tea can promote digestion and relieve greasiness.

After waiting for a while, Natasha finally arrived, wearing a well-fitting windbreaker, leather boots, with delicate features revealing exquisiteness, looking heroic.

After ordering the hand-shaken coffee, Natasha took a sip and, a little naughtily, insisted on sharing it with Li Weijun.

After taking a sip of Li Weijun's bitter coffee, he quickly stuck out his tongue and said, "It tastes so bitter. Don't you have the habit of adding sugar to your coffee? Don't you think it's bitter and astringent?"

Li Weijun shook his head: "Coffee with sugar, sugar is not good for teeth. Nowadays, the level of dentists is generally not high. It is better to eat less sugar and take good care of your teeth."

"Ah? You have to be so particular even about drinking coffee, dear Li. I think you are really terrible. Sugar is such a precious thing, it tastes so sweet, but there are people who don't like to eat sugar."

Li Weijun did not comment on Natasha's doubts. In those days, the material was poor and Russia's light industry was underdeveloped. Black bread with butter did not have much caloric energy, so sugar was naturally precious to the Russians.

Of course, Li Weijun has always stayed away from sugar, a calorie bomb. After all, high carbohydrates and high sugar content can easily induce underlying diseases such as diabetes.

From a scientific point of view, there is basically no cure for this situation. For example, people in China are more likely to suffer from diabetes than in Europe and the United States. Some white people in Europe and the United States eat and drink to their heart's content, and they are always drinking sugar and alcohol, but at most they become fat people, and rarely suffer from diabetes.

Li Weijun speculated that it might be due to genetic decoupling. After all, most white people in Europe and America are accustomed to this high-calorie food, and due to the large population in China, famine is very easy to occur. It is precisely because of famine that the weak are eaten by the strong and the fittest survive.

Therefore, when facing famine, only those with high blood sugar levels can survive easily, and naturally the gene with high blood sugar levels will be passed on. Once this gene spreads, it will be difficult to contain it once the population size and base number increase.

However, these are just Li Weijun's guesses, lacking detailed and reliable data to support them. For Li Weijun, he rarely eats high-carb and refined rice and noodles.

Most people eat some whole grains such as whole cereals, eat more eggs, drink milk, and supplement protein, dietary fiber, and vitamins. These things are beneficial to preventing the onset and prevention of diabetes. Li Weijun is familiar with these.

Of course, it is worth mentioning that eating more eggs will not harm the cholesterol in the body at all. Some people say that eating more egg yolks can easily lead to high cholesterol, which is really laughable.