"You were not born in a peaceful era. You were merely born in a peaceful country."
"You can enjoy tranquil years only because someone else bears the burden and marches forward."
Those two lines, nearly worn out from overuse, once again flooded the comment section.
Although some paid trolls and genuinely brainless people online preached things like "universal values," "democracy and freedom," "the dignity of the common folk," "citizens of the world," and "Martian corporations,"
Most ordinary people still possessed basic awareness and a sense of right and wrong. They knew the world was still far from becoming a harmonious society of universal peace.
Compare the rubble-strewn ruins of the Middle East, the warlord melees of Africa, the rampant four poisons of Southeast Asia, Europe's ethnic troubles lying in wait, and the current state of the world's number one Lighthouse Country...
Then one would understand that, in this world where everyone was practically competing to see who was worse, rich people could live exceptionally well anywhere. But for ordinary people to live in Hua Country—especially Hua Country in the new century—was already a rather fortunate thing.
At the very least, they did not have to worry about getting their heads blown off when they went out in the middle of the night.
"Tearing up!"
"Hua Country has always been protected so well by a small number of heroes."
"When it comes to national heroes and feelings for one's country and people, who in the world can compare to us?"
"Forget the grand picture for now. Don't you think Miss Tao Ying is gorgeous and badass?"
"I'm in love, I'm in love, I'm in love..."
"Begging Miss Tao Ying to enter showbiz. There isn't a single female action star in the country who can truly face the camera these days. Miss