This was no longer just a cross-talk routine; it had elements of a double act too. After all, Wang Yunshu supplied both voices herself, while Togetic simply played along with various gestures.
"That was impressive!" Xiao Ran applauded appreciatively as Wang Yunshu stepped off the stage.
Although her performance had nothing to do with being a Pokémon Coordinator either, combining China's traditional performing arts with Pokémon was, at least as a performance, quite an original idea.
"Thank you!" Wang Yunshu said with a happy smile, while the students around her eagerly crowded over to offer their praise.
To the foreigners watching, however, it was rather baffling—a performance they couldn't understand, followed by cheers they couldn't understand...
"What kind of performance was that? You went up there, babbled something in Chinese, and made a bunch of weird gestures. That counts as a performance?" In the end, some of the students who hadn't understood it couldn't help mocking Wang Yunshu.
Franklin and his companions were happy to see these students speak up. After all, although they couldn't very well pick a fight over something they didn't understand themselves, that didn't stop a few dimwits from stepping forward as cannon fodder.
Hearing this, Wang Yunshu and the others turned to look. The speaker was a girl with a ponytail and heavy makeup. She looked about the age of a first-year student, but her face was haughty, and her gaze toward the Chinese teachers and students seemed distinctly hostile.
"This is Chinese cross-talk. If you don't know what it is, you can look it up online! Chinese culture has a very rich heritage!" Wang Yunshu said politely, only to receive a sneer in return.
"Look up what? What's worth looking up about Chinese culture? A bunch of yellow monkeys! You're not worth my time,"