In fact, important national buildings such as the General Assembly Hall are all things that we, as national guards, need to be proficient in. () Because it involves foreign heads of state or friends to visit, we must be able to tell one, two, or three when asked. However, the Special Guard Service and the Special Guard Service are not particularly strict about such requirements, nor do they deliberately grasp them as part of the security business. Therefore, we have learned all these things by ourselves.

It is rare to have such a thorough and clear grasp as Yumeng in the guards.

In this regard, I appreciate Yumeng even more.

Although I have established a relationship with Yumu now, to be honest, I ask myself, how much do I know about her?

It can only be said that I understand part of it.

She's too mysterious, and she's too good. She always surprises me beyond my imagination. She is highly accomplished in the art of musicology, as well as in medicine.

Today, I saw her gushing introduction, which is admirable, and even worshipped.

After listening to Yumeng's introduction, Kesef restrained his arrogant posture just now and praised: "Staff Officer You knows the Great Hall very well, which makes me a little ...... Somewhat surprised. ”

Yumeng asked disappreciatively: "What's so surprising about this? The Great Hall of the People is the building of our country, and it is also the heart of the country's politicization activities, and as a countryman, it would be too dereliction of duty to not even understand this." ”

When I heard Yumu's words, I couldn't help but feel ashamed. It seems that I will have to recharge it in the future!

To be precise, before that, I often brought international friends to the General Assembly Hall, but to be honest, although I know quite a lot about the various doors and halls of the Great Hall, as for the structure of the hall, it has functioned, I really know very little, I remember last year, when the Russian senior official Michael Bodo visited China, I was assigned to take him and all the Russian senior officials to visit the General Assembly Hall。 At that time, I wanted to expand this knowledge and learn it, but in the end I still didn't overcome inertia, thinking that it was not the content of the security business anyway, and there was no need to learn too deeply and too well.

Seeing Yumeng's performance today, I began to tell myself in my heart again: Charge, resolutely charge!

What kind of Great Hall, Monument to the People's Heroes, Forbidden City, Summer Palace, etc., you have to master the same. Lest foreign friends laugh at me for not even knowing the resorts of my own country.

Thinking about it like this, I once again strengthened my confidence.

Perhaps it was the erudition of the dream that radically intensified Kesif's curiosity, and when he visited the banquet hall of the welcome hall, he repeatedly asked questions, and the dream was always able to explain it as wonderful as the full-time docent in the Great Hall.

It may be that everyone is obsessed with listening to the explanation and introduction of the dream, and we even ignore an important content: taking pictures.

To be precise, during the visit, we rarely took pictures, and one was borrowed, and it almost became an ornament.

Afterwards, we visited the various delegate halls.

Half of the 33 delegates' halls are open, and the other half are blocked by bars and are not open to the public, and of course, visitors are not allowed to visit.

What makes me feel even more divine is that when I visited the various representative halls, I was able to explain the situation of each province, especially the main one, quite wonderfully, from the Hunan Hall to the Liaoning, Beijing, Sichuan, Guangdong, and Haihai halls, all the way, from the dream is the head of the Tao, and the talk is endless. Several of us have almost integrated into the feast brought to us by the dream, and we have benefited a lot from listening to it.

But when we walked to the Taiwan Room, Kesef was suddenly stunned.

Kesif pointed to the three big characters of 'Taiwan Hall' and asked, "Why did Taiwan come to the Great Hall?"

I said, "This is the Taiwan Hall, what's wrong?"

Kesef was stunned for a moment and said, "What does your Taiwan Hall here have to do with that Taiwan country?"

As soon as I heard this, I got angry and complained to Kesef: "I don't know if you don't talk nonsense, there is no Taiwan country, Taiwan is a province of the country, Taiwan Province." ”

Kesef shook his head again and again, "Oh, no, no, no. What I do know is that Taiwan is a separate sovereign state, and they are like a country, although they do not have a large territory, but they have their own political power and democratic principles, and the leader of the Taiwan state has visited our country and has been proposed to join the United Nations. How can it be a province of your country? I don't believe it. Keser shook his head while looking at the Taiwan Room, and the distorted truth came out of his mouth, and it turned out to be extraordinarily magnificent.

Taiwan is a rather sensitive topic, and Kesef's fact that Taiwan is an independent country at this time made me extremely angry. And whether he recognizes the mistake or says it on purpose, it is intolerable. In recent years, Taiwan has been in turmoil, and many shameless countries have openly supported Taiwan's vile acts. These are deeply hated by the country and its people. Therefore, when we heard such remarks from Kaisef, Yumeng and I were very angry, and Yumeng said to Kaisefu with a stiff face: "Kaiseph, please don't distort the facts, let me tell you, regarding Taiwan, it is an inalienable territory of the country at all times, and you are not qualified to say these remarks about splitting the country!"

Kesef was taken aback and asked, "Why, aren't you letting us have an opinion?"

Yumeng said: "It's okay to express your opinion, but please don't make such a fallacy. ”

Kesef sneered, shrugged his shoulders, and put on an inexplicable look, complaining: "I really don't understand you! Your country is too ......"

Kesif's words made me angry, and before he could finish speaking, I walked over quickly, glared at Kesef, and said, "Kesef, shut up!"

To be precise, at that time, Taiwan had always been a sensitive word, and at that time, world public opinion was quite mixed, and the Chinese government had always been firm and extremely principled in handling the Taiwan issue, and we all deeply hated those countries and individuals who supported Taiwan's separatism. Therefore, I felt very uncomfortable listening to Kesef's words and deeds, and even had the idea of slapping him in the mouth.

Kesif didn't expect me to be angry, so he immediately frowned and scolded me: "Zhao Long, what are you calling?

I glared at him and said, "Kesef, let me tell you again, Taiwan is a territory that cannot be divided, and the Taiwanese are shedding the blood of the Chinese nation.

Kesif scratched his head, his expression was already quite angry, but he still showed a little calm, took a finger and scratched me, and said: "Okay, okay, Zhao Long, what qualifications do you have to accuse me and scold me? I am a Chinese, I have my own opinions, and I have my own freedom of speech. Are you a boy who has forgotten the pain and deliberately tried to provoke me, Kesef?"

He looked at me with a pair of sinister and powerful eyes, clenched one hand into a fist, and waved it a few times, as if he wanted to use force.

The matter was at an instant stalemate, and Marishia hurried to dissuade him, but Kesef's and I were already looking at each other sharply like two intertwined swords.

I want to teach him a lesson, and I guess he wants to teach me a lesson.

This contradiction is definitely not just because of the impulsiveness and unhappiness of this time.

But no matter how deep the contradiction is, I still haven't lost my mind, this is the Great Hall after all, and I can't compete too much with Kesef here.

Although, after the World Guard Exchange, I always wanted to meet him again.

Finally, the turmoil was suspended. You Meng introduced the relevance of the Taiwan Hall in a special tone, and finally deliberately emphasized: "Taiwan is the territory of the country and a province of the country. ”

Perhaps these things seem ridiculous to others.

But for us, it's very important.

As a member of the republican ** official, how can I tolerate that someone will make so many split-apart remarks in front of the people, especially the ** official.

What's more, the person who made such remarks turned out to be the always hated chief of the Keshelf guard.

As the bodyguard of the presidency of the country, doesn't he know that he should not make so many fallacies about matters involving the political sovereignty of other countries?

Or is Kesef saying this a deliberate irritation to me and Yumeng?

There is no such thing.

Perhaps because Kesef had brought up a sensitive matter, the few of us did not stay in the hall for too long, turned around from the Taiwan Hall, and we followed the road we came from, and began to rush back directly.

Out of the Great Hall, we walked straight to the square.

What is even more infuriating is that while taking pictures in the square, Kesef mentioned the Taiwan issue again.

And still unscrupulously plays the role of a ** lobbyist.

I even think that this Kesef is simply a bastard, knowing that the Taiwan issue is very sensitive, he still enthusiastically advocates the theory of the Taiwan state......

When I stood in front of Kesef again and warned him to 'shut up', it meant that the conflict between us escalated again.

To be exact, I've been in contact with security guards in many countries around the world, but I've never met someone as unfriendly as Kesef. His arrogance and self-righteousness are just human nature. But he likes to mention these sensitive topics in front of his countrymen, which makes people extremely resentful.

In other respects, I can tolerate Kesef's rudeness, but in this respect, how can I bear it?

He was speaking for the separatists, and he provoked me again and again, and provoked me to make me really want to find a place to teach this open-mouthed chief of the state guard a good lesson.

I can ignore the contradictions between us, the conflicts we have had, but this time, I can't calm down.

He was still brazenly advocating freedom of speech, saying that he had the right to express his views on these world politics, and even when Marishia kept advising him, Kesef still put the Taiwan issue in his mouth, and the more he talked, the more his spit flew, until I shouted again: "Shut up", he closed his endless stinky mouth, and began to tilt his head to look at me defiantly, complaining: "Why, the Chinese people don't let foreigners talk anymore, right?" No one has the right to shut me up, I can say whatever I want, it's my freedom!"

I think Kesef is deliberately provoking me, is he simply talking about freedom of speech? He is clearly provoking me and provoking the people.

I've seen shamelessness, but I've never seen shamelessness to this extent!

I almost grabbed Kesef by the collar, but I held back my anger and scolded Kesef: "Kesef, I warn you, this is in the country, if you say this again, don't blame me for being rude to you!"

Kesef was emboldened, and asked, "What are you doing to me?" Do you want to fight, my men are defeated?"

I said, "Kesef, don't think that you have won the first place in the guard exchange meeting, you think how amazing you are, you will have to suffer sooner or later!"

Kesef sneered, "Who made me suffer?

I said, "You can think so. ”

Kesef shrugged and said, "Zhao Long, I don't underestimate you, I was already very merciful at the guard exchange meeting. Don't you go over and over again to get into trouble with me, you have visited the Great Hall once, have you counted, how many swear words have you said? And I have never allowed anyone to do this to me. If it weren't for your territory, I would have crooked your mouth!"

I took a step forward, glared at Kesef and said, "You can try it!"

Kessef looked left and right, and sure enough, he stretched out a fist in front of me.

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