My whole family is involved in diplomacy, so you dare to flex your muscles?

As Gu Yun's declaration, "We will never compromise," resounded throughout the venue,

The second segment, the debate on "War and Peace," concluded in an indisputable manner.

The Japanese delegation slunk away from the scene, too ashamed to even listen to the final results announcement.

It is said that when Yamamoto was put into the ambulance, he was still muttering to himself, "He is not human... he is a devil...", which clearly indicates that he suffered a great mental shock.

After a brief period of chaos, the production team quickly moved on to preparations for the next segment.

Director Frank was both delighted and terrified at that moment.

The good news is that the show's global viewership and buzz have reached an unprecedented peak.

Twitter, Facebook, Weibo... social media platforms around the world were almost entirely flooded with terms like "Gu Yun," "used to kneeling," and "legitimate self-defense."

This reality show director became the focus of global media overnight.

The scary thing is that this is going too far.

A debate sent representatives from two countries to the hospital and almost triggered a diplomatic dispute.

He feels like he's dancing on the edge of a cliff every day on his way to work, afraid that if he doesn't take the right step, he'll fall and be shattered to pieces.

But he knew even more clearly that the show couldn't do without Gu Yun.

Gu Yun is the pillar supporting the ratings; as long as he's there, the show won't fail.

After a short break, the third part officially began.

The host, Mark, changed into his third suit, and his smile became much more natural.

Having gone through the first two rounds of bloodshed, his mental fortitude has clearly been greatly strengthened.

"Dear viewers, welcome back to the live broadcast of 'Global Young Diplomats'!" Mark's tone became much lighter, attempting to lighten the somber atmosphere.

"After a profound discussion on history and war, our third segment will move on to a relatively relaxed and enjoyable theme—'The Inheritance and Charm of Cultural Heritage'!"

On the large screen in the background of the stage, cultural symbols from around the world began to play.

The Great Wall of China, the pyramids of Egypt, the Louvre Museum in France, the Taj Mahal in India... one exquisite scene after another, dazzling the eyes.

"Culture is the soul of a nation, a unique mark that distinguishes it from other nations." Mark's voice was full of emotion.

"In this segment, we will invite representatives from various countries to showcase the cultural treasures that your countries are most proud of."

Now, let's see who the first contestant will be sharing their thoughts on stage.

The electronic roulette wheel started spinning again.

The viewers in the Chinese live broadcast room also felt much more relaxed.

[Finally, a lighter topic! The first two rounds had me on edge, my blood pressure was soaring.]

Cultural heritage? China has so much to offer! Any one of it would be enough to dominate the entire field!

[Yes, music, chess, calligraphy, painting, poetry, songs, clothing, the Four Great Inventions... this is practically a gift to Brother Gu!]

Don't let your guard down! I have a feeling someone might cause trouble at this stage, especially from a certain country that's particularly fond of "applying for World Heritage status."

[What you said upstairs gave me a shock. You're not talking about... the country that originated from the universe, are you?]

Who else could it be but him? I bet that Korean contestant is definitely up to no good!

[Look! The roulette wheel has stopped! Holy crap! What I said came true! It really is South Korea!]

On the big screen, the pointer of the roulette wheel stopped precisely on a South Korean flag.

The camera then panned to the South Korean players' section.

A young man with slicked-back hair and meticulously applied eyeliner stood up.

His name is Park Dae-chang, a well-known young scholar in South Korea in recent years, known for his novel and unique viewpoints.

Park Dae-chang flashed what he thought was a charming smile at the camera, then straightened his bright pink suit and strode confidently onto the stage with the stride of a model.

As he passed the Chinese players' stands, he paused for a moment and gave Gu Yun a look that was both contemptuous and provocative.

That look seemed to say: Gu Yun, your era is over.

Your barbaric methods of intimidation won't work in the refined realm of "culture".

Next up is my performance, Park Dae-chang's time to shine!

Gu Yun leaned back in his chair, not even lifting his eyelids, but simply picked up the teacup on the table and gently blew on the tea leaves floating on it.

This complete disregard angered Park Dae-chang more than any counterattack.

He snorted coldly, thinking to himself: Just wait, you'll soon regret your arrogance today!

Park Dae-chang walked onto the stage, not standing behind the podium like the others, but instead went to the center of the stage and took a remote control from a staff member.

"Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed judges, good afternoon." Park Dae-chang's voice had a unique, slightly high-pitched tone.

"Today, what I want to show you is not a specific cultural heritage of our kimchi from the Republic of China era, but... the 'roots' of our culture."

He pressed the remote control, and a huge title appeared on the giant screen behind him: "Exploring the Origins of East Asian Civilization".

Upon seeing this title, Gu Yun finally put down his teacup, raised his head, and a playful smile appeared on his lips.

coming.

finally come.

Holy crap! "Exploring the Origins of East Asian Civilization"? What's he trying to do? He's not going to say...

[This headline is outrageous! Isn't the origin of East Asian civilization the Chinese civilization? This is universally acknowledged; is he trying to overturn this conclusion?]

[I get it! He's trying to dig up our ancestral graves from the root! This is a much more insidious tactic than that hothead Yamamoto's!]

[Brother Gu laughed! Did you see that?! Brother Gu laughed! His laugh gave me the creeps; I have a feeling this guy surnamed Park is in big trouble.]

I love seeing Gu Ge's "hunter spotting prey" expression, it's so cool! Park Dae-chang is in danger!

I'll watch the show quietly; I want to see what tricks he'll pull.

I'm ready to record this screen; I feel like new memes and witty remarks are about to be born.

On stage, Park Dae-chang paid no attention to the whispers from the audience or Gu Yun's smile.

He had absolute confidence in his meticulously prepared PowerPoint presentation.

These research findings were painstakingly "verified" by dozens of top scholars in their country over many years. They are logically rigorous and supported by solid evidence, and will definitely leave Chinese people speechless!

He cleared his throat, a sacred and proud expression on his face, and began his "academic report".

"As we all know, the East Asian cultural sphere is deeply influenced by Chinese characters. So, a fundamental question arises—who exactly invented Chinese characters?"

Before he could finish speaking, and before the audience could react, he immediately pressed the remote control.

On the screen, an ancient map and some incomprehensible symbols appeared.

"According to the latest research findings of our Korean-style Republican-era history community, the so-called 'oracle bone script' is not a product of Chinese civilization!"

Its true origin lies in the "Dangun script" of ancient Korea! In other words, Chinese characters were invented by us, the people of Korea!

These words caused an uproar in the room.

And this is just the beginning.