It was only after Sergei's questioning that they figured out why Dimitri could understand their words------ it turned out to be through an online game.

There is a saying that interest is the best teacher. Sometimes it's true to think about it.

As far as Yang Meng has just passed through Outer Mongolia, where men's education level and salary income are not as good as women's, but many young men know some English, even if they can't speak it, they know a lot of English words: what is the reason for this, is because of computers and mobile phones.

Including the 'Windows system' and the world's major smartphone manufacturers, there is no Mongolian language system. Then the game is even more none!

In fact, we can't blame others for this, let's talk about mobile phones first: Now the Han Kingdom is about to open the 5G era, but 4G mobile phones have not yet been popularized in Outer Mongolia, and now the number of 4G mobile phone users in the whole of Outer Mongolia is not more than 300,000! Moreover, there are still so many mobile phone manufacturers to compete, and even the Apple mobile phone with the highest market share has less than 100,000 users in Outer Mongolia, and it is necessary to spend a lot of money to develop a new language system for such a small number of users? How do you look at this, how can this be a loss-making deal! The same is true for computer systems and online games, and there are no language versions in Outer Mongolia.

And this does not affect the fun-loving young people of Mongolia, who also have to learn computers and play online games, so they take this opportunity to learn English or Korean.

In addition to losing money, there is another reason why these companies do not develop the Outer Mongolian language pack: the Outer Mongolian language is too awkward!

The so-called 'Outer Mongolian script' is the same as Tsarist Russia, using 'Kirillic', that is, the Tsarist Russian alphabet, but they are different from Tsarist Russian, each word has its own meaning and has become a new language----- roughly different from the difference between the English alphabet and the pinyin alphabet, it looks similar, but it is completely different!

I am afraid that only the Outer Mongolians themselves in the world can figure out what is going on in this Outer Mongolian language. Do you let a foreigner master the Outer Mongolian script and develop the Outer Mongolian language operating system?

Hehe!

As for Dimitri asking him for a gun。。。。。。。 Well, it's very Tsarist!

Tsarist Russians are all hardcore, and their education is even hardcore!

Dimitri is only in the third grade of primary school, and he is already a 'veteran gunner', having won three consecutive championships in shooting competitions at their school, as well as being the 'champion of the AKM dismantling competition'. Don't look at him as thin and small, he has mastered shooting skills proficiently.

That's right!3rd grade!School shooting competition!AKM dismantling competition!

Dimitri learned how to play with guns on his first day at school!

In Tsarist Russia, patriotic education is everywhere, starting with dolls, almost any city can see retired planes and tanks parked there, children climb up and down, schools will also invite active soldiers to teach children design competitions and so on.

According to the tradition here: 'Patriotism' is the duty of every citizen of Tsarist Russia! Let children feel a sense of crisis from an early age! Only in this way can they appreciate the strength of Tsarist Russia and cherish the hard-won peace!

Let's not talk about how the Tsarist Russians are doing elsewhere, Yang Meng gave a thumbs up at this point: Good job! The Sun thieves who said that the patriotic education of the Han State was 'brainwashing' should go to Tsarist Russia to see how others are doing!

From an early age, let the people experience weapons up close and contact with the army, so as to cultivate a nation's sense of combat!

Tsarist Russia is also a federal state like the Stars and Stripes, so the laws are different in each place, and the school system is also different, but you will definitely be exposed to guns in middle school at night.

You know, Tsarist Russia also allows the legal possession of firearms, but there are no big shootings or school shootings here. It's easy to buy a gun here, and it's super cheap, but even if you buy a strong one, it's for hunting rather than killing. This is because in the impression of the Tsarist Russians: guns are used to defend the country, not to vent personal anger.

The Russian teacher taught the children to assemble AKs, and the teachers in the Stars and Stripes told the children how to use small condoms to avoid unwanted pregnancies。。。。。。 The question here is really worth considering.

After Dimitri came in, he saw a long gun bag next to Yang Meng's luggage, the gun bag was made of leather and was very beautiful, Dimitri's eyes were straight when he saw it, so he poked the eagle and then exaggerated screams, in order for Yang Meng to feel embarrassed and want to ask Yang Meng for his gun.

Nowadays, children have a lot of ghosts!

But can Yang Meng give such a kid a gun?

Absolutely!

Dimitri's parents didn't say anything, and in their eyes, the gun was just a toy like a puppy and a kitten. Isn't it customary?

Old Valery had four guns hanging on his wall!

Yang Meng can give Dimitri a gun, but he can't give him this one!

This ZKK600 is a gift from Batulega, although it is an old gun, but after all, it is a weapon used by the emperor, and there is his signature on it------ Yang Meng is not a fan of the emperor, after all, no matter how good he is, he is not the leader of the Han Kingdom and has nothing to do with him. But the gun really had to be kept: when he arrived in Tsarist Russia, the signature on the wall and the photo of Batulega and the Emperor in the gun bag saved him a lot of trouble.

What can't you give him this gun?

Yang Meng opened the backpack, took out a box from it and handed it to Dimitri: "I can't give you this gun, but this one can be given to you." But you have to promise me that usually this gun will be handed over to my parents to manage, at least the bullet will be handed over to my parents to manage. ”

He opened the box, and inside was the 'Lisse' PCP air gun.

He's had enough of it along the way, and the gun was okay at first, but then he thought it was like that! The only thing that said it was good was that it was really easy to shoot rabbits. But you can also do this with a bow yourself, and if you bring it back, you can't take it out for hunting, so it's better to send it directly to the child.

Dimitri was speechless with excitement when he saw the folded 'Lisch' air gun, but when he saw Yang Meng take out the 'Lisch' PCP, Valery, who originally thought it was okay, began to shirk it.

"Yang! This must not be done, we can't ask for it!"

"It's just that it's too wasteful for a child!"

"That's right!

"If it's an ordinary gun, we'll ask for it, this 'Lishi' is too valuable!"

Looking at their excuses, Yang Meng was happy.

Why do they say this 'Lisse' is too valuable?

We all know that Tsarist Russia is one of the largest arms sellers in the world, and Tsarist Russia's weapons are sold all over the world, but as long as you mention Tsarist weapons, what is the first word that comes to mind?

Cheap and durable!

Oh, the former has now been snatched away by the Han Kingdom, and now they are 'quite cheap'. But this 'pretty cheap' is amazing enough.

Like at the beginning, when Dimitri asked Yang Meng for guns, Valery and Sergey didn't feel anything, because guns are too common here, there are several guns in every house, and Sergei will have several guns in the car when he runs long distances. It's normal for them to use guns as gifts here.

And the reason why there is such a situation is because of two words: cheap!

The vast majority of the guns sold in the Russian gun shops were made to order according to the military level: it should be noted here that firearms may be one of the few products with a better civilian level than the military level.

In order to sell civilian firearms well, it is necessary to consider factors such as the overall aesthetics, the feel of the holder, and so on, as well as the details, decorations, and customized designs that are considered for the user; while military firearms are directly made of stamped steel plates! In this way, the finished product is fast, the quality is good, and the cost is cheap. But in the eyes of those civilian gun enthusiasts, this is a sign of shoddy manufacturing.

But the Tsarist Russians don't care about this, our character is there, what are we doing with some vain heads? It's easy to use! So buying a gun in Tsarist Russia is called cheap, and it's so cheap that it's terrible.

How cheap is that? Let's not talk about old guns, let's talk about new guns.

Although Tsarist Russia has very strict supervision over pistols, strict does not mean that the price is expensive, and you can choose a pistol for about 600 yuan, and as for the high price of those guns with exquisite carvings on the handles, that is, more than 1,000 yuan; how much is a submachine gun? 7 or 800 yuan can buy a brand-new submachine gun! Even the SR2 'Verex' submachine gun, which is ugly but famous, cannot be used for 1,500 yuan in a gun shop! Shotguns are a bit more expensive, with the famous AK costing around 2,000 for a new gun, as well as shotguns, with most shotguns on the market ranging from 800 to 3,000. As for the second-hand price, I can't say anything, go to the second-hand gun market for three or five hundred yuan of guns。。。。。。

It's so cheap, they naturally don't take the gun seriously, ------ if it's broken, don't they just buy it?

But in the eyes of the Tsarist Russians, the 'Lisch' PCP really has nothing to do with the word 'good gun'.

This bare gun is more than 15,000 yuan, and the price of all the accessories with the scope is directly nearly 30,000 yuan! How could a Russian with a pragmatic personality buy this thing? Wouldn't it be nice for me to buy 10 AKs if I had the money to buy this gun? The price was so expensive and impractical that they didn't even need a gun license to buy this thing in Tsarist Russia! They didn't think it was a gun at all----- it was just a toy!

So the sales of this gun in Tsarist Russia are really not good.

The customers targeted by the 'Lishi' PCP are either crooked nuts, or they are their domestic sons, brothers, and young masters. Didn't Yang Meng's 'Lishi' be snatched from the hands of the Inner Mongolian son?

Yang Meng looked at everyone and said with a smile: "Don't refuse the gift to the child! as long as the child likes it." But let me say first, how to manage these bullets is your parents' business! If you are enthusiastic about me, I will be even more enthusiastic about you, this is the style of the Han people!"

Sergei was silent for a while after hearing this, and then suddenly smiled and said: "Okay! Yang, I accepted this gift for the child! Of course, I won't accept it in vain! After eating in a while, you go into the city with us, and I will take you to a place! It will definitely be of great help to your journey!"