Love Guide for Childhood Sweethearts

Lin Xingzhi calmed down and said, "I can't watch the Japanese. It makes me furious. I really want to shoot them." He took a deep breath and said, "There are clear hierarchies here, different local factions are scheming against each other, and the chaebols and interest groups are competing fiercely. Most countries are like this. It's just that it seems to have been covered in a modern skin and it seems to have disappeared."

"It's not that it's gone, it's just that no one mentions it. They always say we're the best at infighting, world-famous, and a bad nature!" Lin Jingzhe said with a stern face, "One Chinese is a dragon, three Chinese are a worm."

"Hmph... as if they didn't have any, didn't they fight to the death?" Lin Xingzhi said angrily. "Shameless! Don't laugh at the pig's blackness." He continued slowly, "To dance a dragon well requires teamwork. In a world of increasingly fierce international competition, organizing these dragons is not easy. In front of the country, even a dragon must be coiled."

"Haha..." Lin Jingzhe's bright eyes filled with smiles when he heard that.

"A country's organizational, integration, reform, and planning capabilities—those governance capabilities—require unity from top to bottom," Lin Xingzhi snorted. "Looking down on us? They can't even build a bridge or an airport, and they've been planning them for years. And they still have the nerve to criticize us for their governance capabilities. They used to have lords and knights fighting each other, but now it's just the plutocrats and councilors fighting each other."

"Haha..." Lin Jingzhe chuckled. "They're just cloaked in civilization. They don't have the Chinese way of thinking. They've never believed in the idea of ​​the world being for all and putting people first. Just look at how they treat their own people. Just look at their happy education program; it's simply driving people to ruin."

"Our way of thinking is systematic and holistic. We like to look at things from a holistic perspective, from the perspective of input and output," Lin Jingzhe said slowly. "It's different abroad, and this has something to do with their writing system." He suddenly laughed and said, "We all know that the simplest words, grapes, raisins, and wine, are made from grapes. But the English words don't even fit. They even had to invent new words on Monday."

"Haha..." Lin Xingzhi laughed heartily upon hearing this. "For us, knowing two or three thousand Chinese characters is no problem when reading books and newspapers. Even if the order isn't correct, we can still understand the meaning no matter how we pronounce them. But they can't do that. There's no connection between the nouns... It feels like the vocabulary is never enough."

"Haha...you still say our Chinese characters are bad? I wonder how many new words English has created over the years." Lin Jingzhe snorted coldly, "Our Chinese characters are ideographic. Ideographic characters are very stable. From their creation thousands of years ago to today, their meaning has basically not changed drastically. The stability of Chinese characters is our foundation. They are also easy to learn and promote!"

"Yeah!" Lin Xingzhi nodded in agreement. "We can still recognize the characters on the unearthed bamboo slips that are over 2,000 years old and understand their meaning."

"Right!" Lin Jingzhe said with a gentle gaze, "It's concise and to the point. Only Chinese people can understand the artistic conception of poetry. It loses its flavor when translated."

Lin Xingzhi smiled and said, "When working on overseas projects, they have a lot of tedious and repetitive things. The correctness of the content is often secondary, but the process cannot be neglected. Everyone and every department must guard their own territories."

"Why? To apply for funding? They say that we have our own job and we have many civil servants, but I think they have more!" Lin Jingzhe raised his eyebrows slightly.

"That's right. This is a complicated tangle of interests. They don't care whether it's repeated or not, whether it wastes time or not. The relationship between them is even mutually exclusive." Lin Xingzhi couldn't help but exclaimed.

"This is just a joke! And you still say we have serious internal strife." Lin Jingzhe rubbed his nose with his index finger.

"So, that's it! Simple lazy governance, with procedures to constrain them." Lin Xingzhi said with a slight smile, his eyebrows raised. "They divide the country into fiefdoms, and turn the land into borders. They solidify responsibilities and rights. The same thing happens in their parliament, and it also gives rise to various corresponding associations, guilds, unions, and factions. It's like a large-scale feudal state."

"It's so repetitive and tedious, how can we talk about efficiency!" Lin Jingzhe said with his peach blossom eyes wide open.

"Any policy has good intentions, but ultimately it inevitably becomes rigid. Streamlining administration doesn't exist in Europe and the US," Lin Xingzhi said with a deep gaze. "I've observed American car companies, and they simply can't keep up with global changes. They still act so arrogantly! They never consider issues from the perspective of consumers. Now they're even playing with finance."

"In the past, they had technological advancements and industrial advantages, and the world wasn't changing quickly, allowing them to maintain a stable income. The patent fees alone were enough to make them rich. Now, the world is quietly changing dramatically," Lin Jingzhe said with a gloating look. "Their good days are over. A car is anything but four wheels and a carriage. There haven't been any major changes since World War II."

"If you rest on your laurels, you'll be left behind by the times." Lin Jingzhe's eyes, like black grapes, gleamed brightly. "If you don't strive for progress, you'll be left behind by the times sooner or later."

"We will overtake others!" Lin Xingzhi said confidently.

"It's not about overtaking on a curve, it's about starting from scratch, new energy." Lin Jingzhe said with eyes flashing like the clear autumn sky.

"Mr. Qian! He proposed it back in the 1990s," Lin Xingzhi said with immense admiration. "We've truly lived up to it. After formulating a five-year economic plan, we've unwaveringly implemented it." He smiled brightly, "He said, 'After fifteen five-year plans, we'll catch up with Britain and the US.' I firmly believe we can!"

"Yeah!" Lin Jingzhe nodded vigorously. "My family is honest and pragmatic. We work diligently and honestly. We're not like those Americans who just paint cakes and try to appease their hunger. Only the Russians have the same single-minded thinking as them in the West."

"We take our work too seriously, and we always keep our promises." Lin Xingzhi said with a gentle look, "If one generation can't accomplish it, then two, three, like Yugong moving mountains. Until the day we surpass it."

"When they tell the truth, we take it seriously. When they brag and make empty promises, we take them seriously. When they brag about Star Wars, steal funding, and engage in strategic fraud, we take them seriously." Lin Jingzhe said with a deep gaze, "regardless of whether the plan is feasible or not, let's make it first and verify it. Anyway, we should be lenient with the enemy, even if we regard them as aliens."

"Haha..." Lin Xingzhi said with a gentle look in his eyes, "Our culture is inclusive. We actively absorb advanced ideas from others, face our own shortcomings, and criticize and self-criticize. We humbly seek advice from others on advanced technologies."