Facing Feng Jun's question, Chu Tianshu shook his head and said solemnly, "As a Xia person living in Mairui Country, I can responsibly say this: based on my own experience, I have never felt any form of racial discrimination."
"I'd like to ask you something, Feng Jun. Have you ever been to Mairui Country? If you haven't, then don't believe other people's false propaganda. We're all adults; we need to learn to think for ourselves."
Gao Qiang could no longer hold back when he heard that. He muttered quietly to Gu Jiahui, "I really want to beat this guy up."
Gu Jiahui shook her head. "Even if you beat him up, you can't wake someone pretending to sleep. Let's see how the boss handles it."
"Mairui Country... I suppose I've been there," Feng Jun replied casually. His passport had no Mairui Country visa, so he could not say much about it. "As for your experience, I don't wish to comment."
Chu Tianshu became somewhat displeased again. "That was all long ago. Shouldn't people look forward?"
"Remember the past to learn from it," Feng Jun replied expressionlessly. "Why don't you also suggest that the people of Mairui Country look forward... To be honest, I've admitted to more than one foreigner that I'm racist."
"You..." Chu Tianshu was genuinely dumbfounded. He had gone to Mairui Country after graduation. It had not been particularly long, but his thinking had already become Mairui-fied. He had always felt that racial discrimination was an untouchable red line.
Especially openly admitting to racist inclinations—such behavior was practically social suicide.
Only after realizing that the accusation did not work very well in Xia Nation did he shake his head helplessly. "Surely you don't discriminate against Xia people?"
"Why would you think that?" Feng Jun asked in confusion. "At