“Mr. Deputy Mayor, I am merely offering a suggestion that may help preserve our museum’s international exhibits.”
"This is more dignified than the British government being forced to kneel and admit its mistakes at gunpoint."
"As for whether it can be implemented, that depends on whether you all agree."
Seeing the deputy mayor of Bali angered by his offer of peace, Franz shrugged and said helplessly.
"To be honest, I am more in favor of Mr. Franz's proposal."
However, Culture Minister Alba approved of the handsome male subordinate's suggestion.
"Hoo~"
"Will the parliament approve the voluntary return of such precious cultural relics?"
"If Director Lu Fugong heard about this idea, he'd probably go crazy..."
"Why don't we just ban Wang Yueheng from French territory altogether?"...
Upon hearing the minister's approval of the idea, everyone around immediately began to discuss it.
"Gentlemen, there is a Chinese idiom in China called 'preparing for a rainy day'."
"Now is not the time to bury your head in the sand like an ostrich."
“With the example of the British Museum, we must prepare in advance for the cultural work ‘Chinese Zodiac’.”
"Rather than facing the same situation as the British Museum, where we are forced to return all our artifacts."
"It would be better to take the initiative to seek peace and build a good relationship with that Chinese artist named Wang Yueheng. Perhaps the mysterious organization behind him will let us off the hook!"
Seeing that some people still questioned her ideas, the female Minister of Culture continued to explain with a solemn expression.
These words were spoken.
A moment of silence fell over the scene.
Everyone is trying to figure out what the Minister of Culture is thinking.
Rather than being forced to exchange all of their treasured Chinese artifacts.
If temporary peace can be achieved by sacrificing only two animal heads, then it is definitely a worthwhile deal.
"It seems we have no other choice."
"Who told us that our strength is no match for even the British Empire..."
After weighing the pros and cons, most of the officials present agreed with Culture Minister Alba's decision.
That is to take the initiative to extend an olive branch, invite the film crew of "Chinese Zodiac" to film in France, and provide full-service support.
The most important thing is to find an opportunity to express my desire to befriend Wang Yueheng.
We will strive to return the rat and rabbit heads from the Chinese zodiac.
To avoid a situation like the British Museum, where artifacts in Louvre Palace or other French museums were damaged...
...
Thank you for being here with me.
With you by my side, this is paradise.
“Oh oh oh oh oh oh”
Oh oh oh oh oh~
Thank you for being here with me.
With you by my side, this is paradise.
“Oh oh oh oh oh oh”
Oh oh oh oh oh~
The Royal Theatre in Corwent Gardens was brightly lit, and Wang Yueheng sang and danced among the crowd.
The scene was already a sea of joy.
Even those British viewers who still harbor prejudices against China.
At this moment, I couldn't help but get up and immerse myself in the exciting and joyful music.
Wang Yueheng then used this cheerful and positive song to successfully bring the evening's donation gala to a close.
Inside a bar in Kyoto.
The place was bustling with activity, with many men and women dancing and gesturing to the music.
Peng Guanzu, who had been sitting in a booth, watched Wang Yueheng on the screen as his performance ended and he waved goodbye to everyone in the audience.
His eyes had changed from initial confusion to increasing determination.
The faint "S1 level fan" label that only Wang Yueheng could see above his head gradually changed to "S4 level fan".
"Brother, I'm sorry, it was my fault."
"Thank you for helping me at this time..."
Looking at his friend Ke Weilun, who was being slapped by him in a fit of rage, Peng Guanzu spoke in a low voice, his face full of guilt.
His former arrogant and haughty demeanor was gone, replaced by sincerity and remorse.
I don't know why.
After listening to Wang Yueheng's song.
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