"Japan? Isn't it just a bootlicker of our beautiful country? They even had the nerve to ask our country to help them out before. Humph, disgusting."

These people didn't have a good impression of Japan, and at the same time, they didn't have a good impression of China either, comparing the two countries.

Lin Chuchu and Xiao Lu's expressions grew increasingly grim, and the veins on Xiao Lu's hand, which was gripping the chopsticks, bulged.

Her eyes were icy as she looked at the unbridled group of people. "Sister Chu Chu, I..."

Lin Chuchu grasped her hand tightly and slowly shook her head, "Don't be impulsive, now is not the time!"

Xiao Lu said resentfully, "Are we just going to let them slander China like this? They actually compared China to Japan, isn't that insulting?"

Lin Chuchu, "..."

She strongly suspected that the last sentence was the real reason why Xiao Lu was angry.

Lin Chuchu sighed silently in her heart. It wasn't just Xiao Lu who was angry; she herself was furious too.

Hearing her own country being talked about, she still couldn't do anything; who could understand her anger?

But not now. Not only will arguing now not bring any benefits, but others will also use it as an excuse to tarnish China's image.

As Lin Chuchu thought about it, she suddenly laughed, "Xiao Lu, this weapons exhibition is our chance to slap them in the face."

Their tanks and artillery shells this time were improved based on the weapons of the Russian bear.

She is now looking forward to slapping them in the face, as the weapons and shell manufacturing technology they have been hiding has been broken through and even surpassed by China.

Just thinking about it is awesome.

Economic sanctions? Arms blockade?

China will surely break through all shackles and soar to the top of the world.

Whether it was learned by stealing or seized, as long as it is mastered, it belongs to China, and China now possesses a powerful national weapon.

Many Chinese soldiers nearby heard this, but remained calm and silent, showing no anger whatsoever.

This greatly disappointed those who were secretly waiting for the Chinese to suddenly attack and injure people.

The leaders of the various countries arrived late, halfway through the meal.

The food was almost gone, but some chefs deliberately left some for their superiors.

Everyone took their seats, and the cooks brought out the prepared food. The food for these officers was definitely better than that for the ordinary soldiers.