This is the origin of the strong anti-Japanese doctrine in the United States!

"That good friend of yours, Conwell, who has just run for the California Senate. S. Pitt, the slogan he put forward during the election campaign was to drive all the Japanese out of California and return the jobs that belonged to the Americans to the Americans! Coolidge suddenly said: "And his slogan has also been supported by the vast majority of Americans in California, especially the California Volleyball Club, which regards Pitt as their representative and spares no effort to support him, and finally Pitt defeated all the candidates with an absolute advantage, and his first election was a great success!" ”

"Pete?" Wang Hengyue's face showed a smile again.

Pitt's successful election, of course, is mostly due to the Avans family, but Pitt's own reasons are also very important, Wang Hengyue believes that "drive the Japanese out of California, and return the jobs that belong to the Americans to the Americans!" It's a slogan that Pete is more than happy to shout.

He was his friend, and even regarded Pete as his own hungry admirer, and he knew that he hated the Japanese, and his attitude towards the Japanese, so Pete hated Japan as well

"Despite the success of Pitt's campaign, a big factor is because behind him is the entire Evans family doing everything for him." Coolidge was clearly not optimistic about Pitt's future: "I had been in contact with this young man, and I thought he was completely unfit to go into politics. In American politics, he is a shooting star at best. ”

Wang Hengyue was silent for a moment, and then slowly shook his head: "I don't think so, there is a lot of potential in Pete that has not yet been explored, and I firmly believe that he will be able to succeed." Even one day, he will turn into a 'donkey,'"

Coolidge was slightly stunned, then laughed. One

"For the American people I want a serious donkey to be president." That's what I just said.

"My government will give its full support to the U.S. government's anti-Japanese campaign!" Wang Hengyue returned to this topic and replied very firmly: "On the anti-Japanese movement in the United States, my government and I will make a public statement to support this movement in the United States When the anti-Japanese movement enters the first place, those congressmen who have accepted the Japanese lobby, I think they will not dare to put forward any protest proposals, and our difficulties will be solved."

"You're a cunning big president one." Coolidge smiled.

"You are also a president who seems to be silent, but in fact he has been paying attention for a long time," Wang Hengyue said with a similar smile.

"But before the anti-day movement went to **." Coolidge pointed to the pot: "I think our eggs are moaning in pain in your pot."

Wang Hengyue looked at the pot, and when it was over, the eggs were scrambled into a black one.

"This is my exclusive charred egg." Wang Hengyue hurriedly put the egg up, still stubbornly said: "Don't look at it, it seems to be scrambled, but it has a different flavor."

Coolidge laughed. Now it can be determined that Wang Hengyue is a competent president, but he is definitely an unqualified cook.

Wang Hengyue's scrambled eggs are obviously something that no one wants to touch, and even President Wang Hengyue took a bite of it, and finally stopped looking at his scrambled eggs.

But the harvest was huge, and in the process of this plate of scrambled eggs made by the presidents of China and the United States, another big meal was also prepared:

A comprehensive anti-Japanese campaign!

When President Coolidge and his wife finished dinner and got up to say goodbye, Coolidge pointed to the plate of eggs that had barely been touched: "When do I think we should work together to make another dish." ”

Wang Hengyue nodded: "The next dish will be even more delicious." ”…,

The women didn't understand what they were talking about ̈ It took almost an hour to scramble the eggs into a black dish, and it seems that there will be no need to cooperate next time.

But the eggs are scrambled black, but another dish from China and the United States is enough to appetize.

When President Coolidge and his wife walked out accompanied by Wang Hengyue and his wife, they were taken aback by the scene outside.

On the periphery of the cordon, it was densely packed with Chinese and foreign reporters who had heard the news! God knows how long these reporters have been waiting here, and when they saw the presidents of China and the United States appear, the spotlight flashed wildly, and the entire group of reporters was in an uproar!

The guards and police had to use all their strength to stop the frenzied reporters, and one American reporter asked aloud:

"Mr. President, what did you talk about in there?"

This time, more questions were thrown over: "Mr. President, the outside world agrees that you are not just about having dinner together, have you reached any secret agreement?" ”

"Mr. President, has the new Sino-US cooperation agreement been reached at the dinner table?"

One question after another. Coolidge reverted to his silence. At the moment when he entered the sedan under the escort of the guards, an American reporter who was familiar with Coolidge Belburger struggled to lean in and asked loudly:

"Calvin, can't you just say something?"

Coolidge paused visibly, then turned around and spat out two words from his mouth:

"Eggs!"

After saying this, Coolidge quickly got into the car.

"Eggs?" All the reporters were stunned.

Egg? What does that mean? What is Coolidge expressing there? The American reporter quickly shouted at the position where Wang Hengyue was standing: "Mr. President, why did Calvin say these two words? ”

Wang Hengyue had a smile on his face, he didn't like Coolidge who cherished words like gold, he said one more word than Coolidge:

"Scrambled eggs!"

The next day, the world's hottest words became two: eggs and scrambled eggs!

Almost all of them broke their heads, trying to figure out what the presidents of China and the United States meant by "eggs"!

Some British and French experts on international issues have even set up a special research group to study the meaning of "egg".

They can't be blamed for making a big fuss, every word said by the presidents of the two big countries, China and the United States, must have a profound meaning, otherwise the word "egg" would not have come out of the mouths of the two presidents at the same time for no reason.

The experts finally came to a conclusion: eggs are round, which means that anything is round and can happen. Judging by the relaxed and happy expressions of the presidents of China and the United States, they have reached a package of cooperation agreements at dinner. Including the distribution of "egg white" and "egg yolk", "egg white" should refer to the peripheral interests of the two countries, and "egg yolk" undoubtedly refers to the core part, that is, the core interests of the two countries

This argument is shared by the vast majority of people.

After Wang Hengyue learned of this expert's assertion, he was a little ridiculous.

The "eggs" that I and Coolidge talked about are actually just a plate of scrambled eggs. Fortunately, Coolidge did not say the words "the eggs are scrambled", otherwise, those experts must have thought that there was a major problem between China and the United States.

Many years later, Coolidge announced that he would not seek re-election as president of the United States, and he famously declared: "I don't plan to do this anymore." "Once again, the reporters felt that there was something in the words, and they kept pestering him, and asked you to explain why you don't want to be president anymore. There was really no way, so Coolidge pulled a reporter aside and said to him, "Because the president has no chance of promotion." ”

This is similar to "eggs". …,

When he wrote his memoirs, he recalled the interesting story of scrambled eggs with President Wang Hengyue in the kitchen, of course, there was no mention of this "dish" in Japan, which made people suddenly realize that the truth that countless reporters and experts tirelessly pursued was actually a plate of scrambled eggs

And after Coolidge returned to China, in the face of the upcoming police strike in the United States, Coolidge said a famous sentence he heard from Wang Hengyue:

"There will be absolutely no right to strike under the premise of endangering public safety, no matter anyone, anywhere, at any time!"

This sentence greatly shocked the United States, and it also shocked the police who were preparing to strike. So the Americans and the police began to reflect on whether the police could go on strike when public safety was endangered.

The laws of the United States have been reformulated as a result!

Neither Wang Hengyue nor Coolidge expected this, and one sentence changed the law in the United States.

In Coolidge's memoirs, this is how he commented on China's president:

"He's a very determined guy, his will is amazing, his observation and judgment are just as amazing, but he's also an interesting person. With him, I don't feel the serious negotiations between the two heads of state at all, but more like a chat between two old friends.

I told him a lot of things, and he told me a lot of things.

We teamed up to scramble a plate of eggs, and although it was a complete failure, in the process, we reached agreement on certain issues and let us know each other better. a"

What issues were agreed, Coolidge did not say.

However, the outside world generally believes that the anti-Japanese movement that will intensify in the United States in the future must have something to do with it, at least this was discussed between the two presidents.

However, the presidents of China and the United States have always refused to admit that there is any connection between them and the anti-Japanese movement, and even Coolidge believes that the anti-Japanese movement was completely spontaneous by the American people and has nothing to do with the guidance of the US government.

Among them, there is an American who began to appear more and more frequently and in front of a large number of anti-Japanese Americans:

Conwell. S. Pete! Clear