Translating it into various languages ​​means understanding its literal meaning, and then one must gain a deep understanding of it.

If you don't understand... fine, then don't try to understand. Just know that this is an insult, and a very vulgar one at that.

Sometimes, not being able to understand something can be a form of happiness.

"To spread such rumors is clearly an attempt to shift blame."

"When the sun falls from its zenith, it still struggles. Look at all the losses they've suffered, and they're not even allowed to defend themselves or shift the blame!"

"For a moment, I didn't know whether to sympathize with the losses suffered by the British Empire and their efforts to shift the blame, or to scold them for being incompetent and unable to even protect their own capital to boast about."

"Not only will they not return our belongings, but now that they're gone, they're accusing us of stealing them. Are robbers these days so unreasonable?"

"They're already called robbers, so how can you expect them to be reasonable?"

"..."

For some reason, the people of Yan started cursing calmly.

Anyone who dares to speak out of turn will be surrounded and attacked!

At this moment, everyone realized that the saying "There are many people in Yan, and there are many masters among the common people" was true.

In the vast and diverse world of the internet, no matter the language, there are people in Yan country who can speak it, debate it, and translate it, keeping them extremely busy.

It's not just one person who knows; it's a matter of more or less, and no one is fighting it.

This... has shown many people the terror of human wave tactics.

The British, having failed in their attempts to sow discord and unable to shift blame, have now gone directly to the Yan Kingdom, demanding an explanation.

Yan Guo was so angry he laughed. Some people knew what was going on, and some could guess a little, but who was stupid enough to admit it?

Yan Kingdom now has the confidence to turn the tables and say that you were given temporary custody and you still lost it, so the British Empire should give an explanation.

The two sides are openly arguing.

Foreign parties are all watching the drama unfold. Lately, the drama from the US has become old and we're tired of it. New drama is fresh and sweeter.

Not all bystanders are so well-behaved.

They either fan the flames or come up with terrible ideas everywhere.

For example, they said to the British Empire, "If Yan dares to say that, does that mean they won't bring it up again in the future?"

If the same thing appears in Yan Country in the future, wouldn't that be evidence?

The idea that the sun never sets makes perfect sense.

The people of Yan were outraged. The debaters immediately retorted that Yan was a vast and resource-rich country, and that the wisdom and skills of their ancestors were for the purpose of making a living and were not necessarily unique. Even if Yan had emerged, it was only the work of one person.

Who dares to say that it's the one where the sun never sets?

Where is the evidence?

Provocateur: ...While that makes sense, it's rare to see people from Yan so "shameless"!

However, it cannot be called shameless.

It's so frustrating, I don't know how to evaluate or refute it.

After all, when it comes to the ownership of cultural relics, it is the British Empire that is shameless.

They took other people's things and then displayed them, determined not to let any Yan person go in laughing and come out laughing.

That's getting off-topic; they're the ones who are more unreasonable.

Liu Yun returned to Yan Kingdom amidst this lively commotion.

Although only a few people knew about her plan, there are plenty of smart people out there!

Many people actually guessed that the item might have returned to Yan Country.

The moment Liu Yun submitted her application to build a museum, the officials of Furong City acted faster than ever before, with high-ranking officials coming directly to Liu Yun's villa for a free meal.

People have discovered Liu Yun's idyllic life; this chef is truly extraordinary, not just an internet celebrity!

Liu Yun was quite direct, not wanting to beat around the bush: "You want me to keep the museum in Furong City?"

The city's top official glanced at the provincial top official, slightly embarrassed: "Director Liu, please consider this. Xinqiao Village is attracting more and more visitors and has quite a few projects. If we build another museum of this size, the village's capacity to receive visitors will be very limited!"

"Moreover, there are many experts who will be responsible for daily maintenance, and all the living facilities will have to be built from scratch. That place... is indeed under great pressure."

Who would have thought that someone would actually bring those things back, and it was Liu Yun herself?

They couldn't hold onto this giant Buddha statue at first, but they absolutely can't miss it this time.

Liu Yun didn't really care; it was just a matter of spending a little more money.

Now it seems this cake is a bit too big!

Xinqiao Village probably can't swallow it up.

She hadn't expected these people to react so quickly. Secretary Liu and others were already sending messages to inquire and secretly tipping them off, saying that people from other provinces were already on their way.

Furong City's advantage really lies only in its proximity.

Let her confirm her location as soon as possible to avoid being harassed.

All I can say is that these people have an incredibly sensitive nose!

"If you intercept this, won't Zhixian County cry?"

They say they'll wait for things to be exposed, but the British will definitely not let it go. They can't do anything about it on the surface, but they might use some underhanded tactics.

A remote location actually makes it easier for the other party to do things.

Just kidding. If she dared to bring it back, she must have the ability to protect it. Does she think all those high-tech gadgets in the mall are fake?

It's just a matter of spending more points.

Those who guarded the sun never set were all killed; none of them could expect to return alive.

Also, is the Ministry of Security of Yan a pushover?

Is the army just sitting around doing nothing?

Yan Kingdom is a forbidden zone, and that's not just a saying. Do you really think everyone is Michael?

With Shao Hong here, let Michael give it another try.

The provincial leader's lips twitched: "We will compensate Zhixian County in other ways, but we are afraid they will not be able to protect it."

"A piece of land has been allocated next to Yunzhao's headquarters in Furong City to build a museum. Director Liu can decide how big it is."

Liu Yun: "...Actually, there's no need."

"Yun Zhao's headquarters is not open to the public. It's too crowded and noisy!"

The headquarters of Yunzhao Company is now almost like a film and television base. Not to mention other attractions, even the imperial palaces of various dynasties have been built.

The film and television city in the capital only covered a little over 50,000 mu. Later, the Yunzhao headquarters added several more plots of land, totaling over 100,000 mu. They not only built a palace complex, but also some fantastical buildings such as celestial palaces and heavenly courts. It was a complete hodgepodge.

Most importantly, since it's not open to the public, many film crews from outside have started booking out Yunzhao for location shooting, making it much more convenient and quiet.

Especially for some popular celebrities, they feel quite at ease here.

If it's not open to the public, it won't be easy for reporters and paparazzi to get in, which makes me feel much more at ease.

Originally, fan visits and support activities were mostly held outdoors. If a museum were added to increase the number of visitors, the scene would be... unimaginable.

"If there are too many people, accidents are more likely to happen, which will affect everyone's work."

"Besides, the road conditions there were fine before, but if such a big thing is added, I'm afraid it will be jammed every day."

There's really no need to gather them together; Yunzhao headquarters has plenty of that kind of traffic.

It's better to stay away from museums.