"I really didn't expect... things to turn out like this..."
In the Fifth City's conference room, a group of white grandpas had gathered together, watching the video broadcast. For a moment, they were filled with complicated emotions...
A long time ago, these white elites had already noticed the threat posed by a certain ethnicity...
Unlike the naturally lazy Black People Group, who could hardly amount to anything, these people were hardworking and intelligent, with the innate qualities needed to become members of the upper class. Naturally, they could not allow that, which was why the so-called disasters had followed, along with deliberate discrimination and suppression!
Everyone said they discriminated against Black people, but anyone who had lived in the United States knew that Central China's people were the ones who faced the most discrimination and isolation. Even so, most Central China people in North America still managed quite well...
You often heard about how Black people lived at the bottom, but had you ever heard anyone talk about Chinese people living at the bottom? Weren't Chinese people, in most people's impressions, at least from petit-bourgeois families?
Why? Because they were good enough...
Hardworking, studious, diligent, and ambitious—these qualities were practically carved into their genes. No matter how much they were isolated and suppressed, these people could always crawl out of the mud. So their opponents could only continue suppressing them with all their might.
In the workplace, they would rather hire Indians who enjoyed forming cliques than let Central China people rise, setting up an invisible ceiling over them. In politics, unless someone was an extreme bootlicker who was also fiercely anti-Central China, they could not secure a place. In diplomacy and trade, they suppressed them with all their might.
As it turned out, they had been right. After Star