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

On the White House lawn, tens of millions of tents were set up, and people were singing and dancing.

The impact of Gu Yun's depiction of this "harmonious picture" was so strong that it caused almost everyone present and those watching on screen to experience a brief period of deafness.

The human brain is unable to process such absurd yet vivid information in a short time.

After a deathly silence lasting several seconds, a deafening burst of laughter erupted like a flood breaking through a dam.

[Hahahaha! I can't take it anymore! I'm fucking dying of laughter! Setting up tents on the White House lawn? Gu Ge, are you a monster?!]

[This is the most vicious and ridiculous suggestion I've ever heard in my life! Its destructive power is off the charts!]

[Scott: I have a few words of 'MMP' to say, but I don't know if I should!]

[I can almost picture it: the president of the United States drawing back his curtains every morning to see countless tents below, and a sea of ​​refugees greeting him warmly in their native dialects.]

[Boost GDP? Hahaha! Gu Ge, you're a business genius! If this project succeeds, it will definitely be the best tourism project of the year!]

[I suggest selling tickets in front of the White House, and calling the tour "Visiting the President's Neighbors"—it would be a global sensation!]

What do you think Scott is thinking right now? Is he considering whether to break the terms the UN just set for Gu and rush up to Gu for a "physical persuasion" session?

The viewers in the Chinese live stream room were absolutely in stitches, spewing out all sorts of witty remarks and jokes, filling the screen with "hahahahaha".

On stage, at the eye of the storm, is Scott.

His face had turned from black to purple, then from purple to blue, as if a large dye shop had been opened.

He felt all the blood in his body rushing to his brain at an unprecedented speed.

humiliation!

anger!

absurd!

A mix of emotions threatened to burn away his reason.

As one of the nation's top elites, a graduate of West Point, and a Pentagon strategist, how could he have ever suffered such a humiliation?

He felt like he wasn't debating with a diplomat.

He was engaged in a mental battle with a top-tier troll from hell.

The other party defeated him with just a few words.

"You...you...you're talking nonsense!" Scott managed to squeeze out a few words through gritted teeth.

He wanted to say, "You are insulting our country," but he swallowed the words back down.

Because he knew that once he said those words, he would be playing right into Gu Yun's hands.

Gu Yun would definitely use that innocent expression to ask him, "Where did I insult you? I'm clearly helping you come up with ideas to solve the humanitarian crisis you created!"

Do you really think it's an insult to let refugees live on the White House lawn?

He cannot fall into this trap.

He could only attack Gu Yun from another angle.

"Mr. Gu Yun!" Scott forced himself to calm down. He took a deep breath, his eyes sharpening again. "I've discovered that you're very adept at shifting the focus and changing the subject!"

"We are discussing human rights issues in China, not some absurd refugee resettlement plan!"

He tried to steer the topic, which had gone completely off track, back to the battlefield he had set out to play.

He wanted to use the weapon that the Western world was most familiar with and most adept at—the human rights stick—to severely punish Gu Yun.

"Answer my question directly!" Scott's voice was filled with an undeniable sense of pressure.

"Regarding those ethnic minorities who have been oppressed by you, regarding those people who have been deprived of their freedom of religion,

What about those journalists and lawyers who disappeared simply for expressing dissenting opinions?! How do you explain that?!

He rattled off several so-called "human rights issues" that Western media have used for years to smear China.

Each one was filled with malice and prejudice.

He believed that Gu Yun could no longer evade these specific and pointed questions by saying "your country also has problems."

You must respond directly!

If you respond, you will fall into the verbal trap we have prepared for you!

Professor Hamilton and Pierre, among others, were also greatly encouraged.

Correct!

That's how you should play!

Don't try to engage him in grand narratives, and don't try to outdo him in being worse.

We will use the "facts" we have and the "standards" we have defined to attack his weakest point!

Let's see how you turn things around this time!