As soon as I wrote "The Enemy of Europa", Notre Dame was burned down.

A bunch of spiritual French people are wailing on the Internet, and even the mainstream media are saying that the Chinese people should not associate this with the burning of the Old Summer Palace.

But I'm a layman, I'm quite happy, and I talk a lot after dinner.

If the Forbidden City burns down, how many French people will express their sadness?

The spirit of the French is certainly not uncomfortable, but I am afraid that they will have to spray non-stop from various aspects such as fire protection, environmental protection, systems, government, and even whether Chinese are people.

Last year, the National Museum of Brazil burned down, and the damage was even more heavy, and I didn't see those spiritual foreigners come out to feel uncomfortable.

How many of those spiritual Frenchmen know art, how many have been to France, how many have read Victor Hugo's "Notre Dame de Paris"?

It's just a group of idlers moaning without illness, just like an easy girl.

How many years have you been, and you still feel that France is superior?

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