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

"Mr. Scott, your country has been established for more than two hundred years, and for less than twenty years you have not started or participated in any wars."

"Your military is present in more than 140 countries and regions around the world, with nearly 800 overseas military bases."

"Your military spending is more than the combined spending of the dozen or so countries ranked after you."

"A country so belligerent and so militaristic, you stand here now and tell me, are you upholding world peace?"

As Gu Yun finished speaking, he suddenly laughed, a laugh filled with endless contempt.

"You are not maintaining world peace."

"You are merely maintaining a hegemonic order that you control, allowing you to arbitrarily bully and plunder other countries!"

"Any country that attempts to challenge this order will be labeled 'evil' and 'dictatorial,' and then you will use your planes and bombs to bring them so-called 'freedom and democracy'!"

"This is the true nature of your 'peace'!"

Gu Yun's voice was deafening, like thunder, echoing throughout the studio.

Scott was bombarded with questions, causing him to stagger backward, his body swaying precariously.

He felt that everything he was proud of—his country, his faith, his honor—had been shattered by Gu Yun at this moment.

He lost, and lost utterly.

Just then, another figure stepped out from within the encirclement.

He was an elegant young man named Pierre.

Seeing Scott's defeat, he knew he couldn't let Gu Yun continue his unbridled attacks.

He had to shift the topic from criticism of the West to demands made of China.

"Mr. Gu Yun, what you're talking about is all history from the past."

"We can't always dwell on the past. We should focus more on the present and the future."

Again.

It's that same "looking forward" theory again.

Gu Yun sneered inwardly, wanting to see what new tricks this person could come up with.

"Right now, the whole world is facing a serious problem, namely the refugee problem." Pierre's face showed a compassionate expression.

"Countless people have been displaced by war and poverty. We in Europe have opened our arms and done everything we can to welcome millions of refugees."

Although this has brought us many social problems, we believe it is a responsibility we should bear as members of a civilized world.

He abruptly changed the subject, turning his attention to Gu Yun.

"However, we see that China, as the world's second-largest economy and a rising power, does not seem to have done much in this regard."

"You have accepted almost no refugees from the Middle East or Africa."

"I just want to ask one question, Mr. Gu Yun: where is your compassion when it comes to those who are struggling in suffering?"

Where is your sense of responsibility as a major power?

This question is extremely insidious.

It directly simplifies a complex international political issue into a moral question of "whether or not one has compassion".

If you accept refugees, will your own people agree to it?

Will this cause social conflict?

If you don't accept refugees, you are cold-blooded and lack the responsibility of a major power, and you will be completely passive in international public opinion.

Hamilton, Scott, and the others all showed a hint of joy in their eyes.

This question is far more insightful than the one Scott just raised.

Let's see how you answer this time!

All eyes were focused on Gu Yun.

Gu Yun looked at the young man with a face full of "saintly radiance" and was secretly overjoyed.

When you're sleepy, someone brings you a pillow.

He was just wondering how to steer the conversation to this topic.

Great.

That's wonderful.