To everyone's surprise, Su Huai did not refuse to admit this question, but said:

"I think ** is a world problem, China exists, Xinou also exists, we all have to face this huge problem, to solve him. ”

Su Huai suddenly admitted, and then dragged Xinou into the water, which caught Clary off the hook, but she was extremely experienced in debate, and quickly seized the loophole in Su Huai's words and said:

"Mr. Su, you seem to have misunderstood the fact that in the 'Corruption Ranking' released by 'Transparency International' last year, Xinou ranked 15th, while Huaxia ranked 99th, and the difference between the two is extremely huge......"

Su Huai wanted to mention the ** degree of Xinou and Huaxia, which was obviously nonsense, and even the Huaxia audience couldn't help but feel a little embarrassed.

Clary, the presidential candidate, is different from all the opponents Su Huai faced before, she has a very wide range of knowledge, a high level of knowledge, and a strong memory of data.

It is impossible for Su Huai to use sophistry or small tricks to get by.

It can only be debated in terms of statecraft.

But when it comes to statecraft, Su Huai, a literati, where can he compare with Clary?

At this moment, Director Ouyang in the office of the Cultural Affairs Bureau, looking at the TV camera, also secretly pinched a cold sweat for Su Huai.

But Su Huai, who was watching TV, explained unhurriedly:

"The so-called corruption perception index compiled by Transparency International is actually meaningless......"

As soon as he said this, everyone in the audience was taken aback, and the host Cole interrupted:

"Wait, Mr. Su, are you questioning the authoritative 'Transparency International' data?"

You don't even believe in Transparency International, you have a problem with your brain, right?

Clary couldn't help but shake her head and chuckled, she didn't expect Su Huai to say such a scoundrel.

Su Huai shook his head and said: "Yes, their statistics are meaningless, in fact, on the issue of **, we can look at another index, called the Nicky Index, which is commonly known as the gap between the rich and the poor, the larger the gap between the rich and the poor, the more serious a country's ** usually is." ”

Saying that, Su Huai paused: "Huaxia's Niki index ranks 12th in the world, which is very high, so there are a lot of ** problems, and Xinou ranks 7th, ** problems are probably similar to Huaxia, so I say ** is a common problem faced by the two countries." ”

Cole was stunned for a moment, and said in surprise: "I have never heard that someone directly linked the Nicky index to **Chengdu, may I ask Mr. Su, what is the theoretical basis for what you say?"

Su Huai said calmly:

This is the political thinking of the ancient Chinese people, and it is mentioned in the sixteenth chapter of the Analects of Ji: Qiu also heard that those who have a country and a family do not suffer from widowhood but inequality, and do not suffer from poverty but suffer from anxiety......

What this sentence says is that most of the problems within a country do not come from the problem of wealth, but the problem of unequal distribution of wealth. ”

No one thought that Su Huaitan** would actually move out the ancient Chinese!?

Everyone wondered how the Confucian rhetoric of thousands of years ago could be adapted to today?

But when he was skeptical, he heard Su Huai give an example:

"For example, in our China, before the reform and opening up, everyone was very poor, but they were also relatively clean, and after the reform and opening up, some people became rich, and some people were still very poor, which naturally caused the best problems.

And the clean countries of the world are either common wealth or common poverty.

As long as a small number of wealthy people occupy the country, and most of the wealth of a country, then the country must be **, which is almost inevitable.

On the contrary, even if a country is poor, if its wealth is evenly distributed, as long as it blocks its own exchanges with foreign countries, then its internal integrity will be corrupt. ”

This sounds strange at first glance, but the audience in front of the TV thinks about it carefully, and it seems to make a lot of sense.

The truly honest countries are all in Northern Europe, and the gap between the rich and the poor is very small, while among the poor countries, Cuba, which is closed off from the rest of the country and has an equal share of wealth, is also world-famous for its clean government.

But just thinking about it, they all thought of a counterexample, and sure enough, they looked at Clary in the camera and refuted Su Huaidao:

"Mr. Su, it seems that what you Chinese ancients said can't be brought to today, for example, our Xinou is very honest, and the data on the list of 'Transparency International' can prove it, is your theory of "Analects" more authoritative than the data of 'Transparency International'?"

The audience laughed loudly, and also felt that Su Huai's remarks were ridiculous.

In the midst of the ridicule, Su Huai said:

This point should be illustrated from the system of the two countries, the ancient Chinese believed that once the rich gathered a lot of wealth, they would exchange money for their privileges, which would produce politics.

In China, our legal system has zero tolerance for this kind of money and power trading, and strictly prohibits officials from doing business, so a very large number of corruption cases have been filed. ”

Speaking of this, Su Huai's eyes casually glanced at Clary:

"The situation is very different in New Europe, where the trading of power for money is legal. ”

The Chinese audience in front of the TV was stunned, what do you mean?

Is it legal to trade power for money in New Europe?

This argument is appalling.

It's even some nonsense.

Su Huai continued to talk eloquently:

"This kind of money, called political contributions, also known as lobbying funds, is donated by corporations to politicians themselves, and this results in the officials of New Europe having huge amounts of invisible wealth, usually not in the form of gold and gold, but in the form of foundations, stocks, and other financial forms.

Officials in New Europe, after receiving the support of big business, will use policies to make huge benefits for enterprises, such as advocating the 'China threat theory' to stimulate arms orders, such as punishing foreign competitors to increase sales to domestic enterprises.

You can think about it, this economic crisis, Wall Street financial institutions are on the verge of bankruptcy, but the new European government immediately passed a bill to use taxpayers' money to give blood transfusions to Goldman Sachs and other companies to help them tide over the difficulties.

And Hollywood is even more so, because Disney has invested a huge amount of political contributions, and every time when Mickey Mouse's copyright is about to expire, Congress can pass a bill in time to extend Disney's copyright and protect Disney's revenue from decreasing......"

Clary's face changed suddenly, and she suddenly found herself falling into a trap, because what Su Huai just said about "New European officials and businessmen collude, legal**", it was her at all!

She and her husband's Clary Foundation is the most famous foundation in New Europe!

At this time, the audience was silent, and the audience in Xinou also fell into thinking, this matter seems to have never been exposed by politicians on TV!?

But these seem to be true, why has no one ever said it!?