[If my fans are all like you, unable to differentiate right from wrong and only seeking validation by belittling other countries, then I'd rather not have you as fans because it's embarrassing!]
Lu Rui'an snorted coldly and imdiately posted another comnt. His fan base was never in Stick Country, so even if these so-called fans all hated him, he didn't care.
Besides, these so-called fans had no brains, and the thought of these people claiming to be his fans made him feel disgusted.
After posting the last comnt, Lu Rui'an couldn't be bothered with these brainless people from Stick Country. Instead, he opened Tina's private ssage interface.
"Tina, you're too much. I was planning to release a video of the Great Tang Furong Garden today to snag a spot on the trending list, but you beat to it."
A crying emoji accompanied the ssage.
As Tina was looking at the comnt section, she suddenly saw the private ssage from Lu Rui'an, feeling a bit surprised. She quickly opened his hopage and indeed found that he had also posted a Lotus Garden video a few minutes earlier.
"Mr. Gourt, did you also visit Lotus Garden today? It's such a pity we didn't bump into each other."
Tina replied.
"Tina, maybe there were too many people at the ti, so we didn't et. But how do you plan to compensate ? I've lost a spot on the trending list."
"Mr. Gourt, it's not my fault, clearly you posted too slowly."
"I don't care; you have to compensate . How about you accompany tomorrow? I found a really nice little food shop today. You can bring Mr. Xia Liang along."
"Mr. Gourt, I think you have ulterior motives. You just want to take the opportunity to snatch away my Mr. Xia Liang, and I'm not falling for it."
In front of the computer, seeing Tina's reply, Lu Rui'an sighed. She was too smart and had seen through his intentions.
The two continued to chat idly, mostly discussing their experiences in Dragon Country over the past few days, with no shortage of topics.
"Mr. Gourt, it's very late; I need to rest. If there's a chance, we can hang out together."
"Alright, Tina. Sweet dreams."
Saying this, Tina put down her phone to rest, her heart already looking forward to tomorrow's journey.
Lu Rui'an also stopped looking at the computer, as he didn't care at all about the so-called retaliation from the people of Stick Country. He even decided never to return to Stick Country in the future.
While Tina and Lu Rui'an rested, the online battle continued unabated, but most of it was still Dragon Country's Army overwhelming the people of Stick Country.
Later, according to a bystander's statistics, that night's battle caused over a hundred people from Stick Country to delete their accounts because they couldn't withstand the pressure from Dragon Country's Army.
A few of them even almost jumped off a building, though they were saved in ti. Ever since, whenever they hear the words Dragon Country, they tremble all over!
The next morning, Xia Liang got up early, taking Tina to start today's journey again.
Xia Liang naturally had no knowledge of what was happening online, and even if he knew, he wouldn't care much. It's normal for the Goli People, who hadn't seen much of the world, to react this way.
Since Tina wanted to visit Rongcheng to see pandas in a few days, Xia Liang had already planned her itinerary in Qingyun City for the next few days last night.
First, they went to Qingyun History Museum. By now, Tina was already captivated by the scenery of Dragon Country and was increasingly eager to learn about its historical culture.
And Qingyun History Museum is a great place to visit.
This is Dragon Country's first large-scale modern national museum, with over 370,000 artifacts ranging from simple stone tools of ancient humans to various items of social life before 1840, spanning over a million years.
The exquisite Shang and Zhou bronzes, the diverse ceramic figurines from various dynasties, and the unparalleled Han and Tang gold and silver wares, as well as the world-renowned Tang Dynasty tomb murals are all on display.
The entire museum is a compendium of Dragon Country's historical essence and is hailed as the "Treasure House of Dragon Country," a palace of art showcasing the ancient civilization and Qingyun's historical culture.
For soone who wants to understand the historical culture of Dragon Country, this is the best choice.
As a foreigner, Tina couldn't help but exclaim in awe at the sight of the dazzling array of historical artifacts in the museum. So of the items, even with today's technology, cannot be replicated.
Xia Liang provided detailed explanations by her side, which attracted many other tourists in the museum to gather around and listen. When they were leaving, even a lady inquired if Xia Liang had a girlfriend.
With a smile, Xia Liang declined her kind offer and continued to guide Tina through the museum. Even though he had visited it countless tis, he couldn't help but marvel at the artifacts during each visit.
The wisdom of Dragon Country's ancestors is truly extraordinary!
After touring the Qingyun History Museum, Tina gained so basic understanding of Dragon Country's history. Xia Liang then took her out of the city to the Terracotta Warriors Museum, one of the places Tina most wanted to see in Dragon Country.
The Terracotta Army of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, together with the Great Pyramid of Khufu in Egypt, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, the Temple of Artemis, the Statue of Zeus at Olympia, the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, the Colossus of Rhodes, and the Lighthouse of Alexandria, is known as one of the Eight Wonders of the World.
With six of these wonders already damaged, only the Great Pyramid of Khufu in Egypt and the Terracotta Army remain.
The Terracotta Warriors Museum is a large ancillary pit in the Mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, established as Dragon Country's largest ancient military museum based on the Terracotta Warriors.
There are three pits of Terracotta Warriors in total: Pit No.1 is the main force formation with chariots and infantry interspersed, containing about six thousand life-sized clay figurines.
Pit No.2 is a composite army of chariots, cavalry, and archers, while Pit No.3 is the command center of the military formation.
The unearthed terracotta warriors are divided into general, warrior, and charioteer figurines, each with different facial expressions and emotions.
Originally, these clay figures were painted, but due to burning and soaking, most have faded and peeled off.
With a newfound basic understanding of Dragon Country's history, Tina was already srized when she saw the terracotta warriors in the Terracotta Warriors Museum.
"OMG, Mr. Xia Liang, I had no idea the Terracotta Warriors were this magnificent. Although I've seen them online, it doesn't compare to the overwhelming feeling of seeing them in person,"
Tina said to Xia Liang in disbelief. The clay figures were intricately crafted and lifelike, standing as if real people were right in front of them.
From a distance, it seed as if an invincible army was approaching, exuding an aura of solemnity that intimidated all outsiders.
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