This was just an ordinary night in China. Life went on, but subtly, everyone's lives had clearly become more varied than before.

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Meanwhile, across the ocean in the United States, it was still bright daylight, and the blazing sun at 2 p.m. did not deter the impassioned crowds from protesting in front of the White House.

"We want freedom!"

"We want human rights!"

We want magic plants!

People of all skin colors and races gathered together, chanting slogans, and many radicals even took off their coats in protest.

"Fuck! *****! What are those idiots doing?! Why are they restricting these miraculous plants from coming to our country?! We're already so far behind China!"

"We want holographic games! We want magical plants!"

"****! They're just a bunch of brainless idiots! Restricting China's imports is like throwing away gold! Go back to your mother and cry, looser!"

Countless people lashed out at the reporters' cameras, wishing they could storm into the White House and kick the congressmen who made the decision to pieces.

A reporter wearing the Chinese flag interviewed a Chinese man in the march, asking for his opinion on the new plant introduced by China. The man with yellow skin and black hair in the footage looked proud.

"I don't have any particular opinion, I just feel very proud and honored! I was transferred to Bald Eagle for work, and my child is already two years old. I can go home next month. I really miss the braised pork and Lao Gan Ma chili sauce from home. I heard that there are foreigners all over China now, uh, foreign friends talking about magic plants. I must tell my son to see those mushrooms as big as houses, the chili peppers that can breathe fire after eating them, and the eggs that grow on trees!"

Off-camera, protesters who noticed the reporter's Chinese identity waved at the camera, some even expressing their feelings in broken Chinese:

"I love China so much, and China loves me too! Thank you, thank you! I'm so proud of you!"

"A magical plant! Amazing!"

"Neeho! Neeho! Belief and joy!"

Two shifty-eyed Black men even quietly asked the reporter if he wanted to do overseas purchasing, saying the price was negotiable.

reporter:"……"

Why am I tempted by this price?