I sincerely hope that all the rumors outside are false. Our Republic of China is a republican country, now and in the future. This is the result of our joint efforts of several generations, and it is also the best development trend of modern sovereign countries." Liao Zhongkai said solemnly.

"Please forgive me, it is inconvenient for me to express any comments." Willman shrugged and said.

Liao Zhongkai only thought that Willman was reluctant to comment more because the German Empire was a constitutional monarchy, which he could understand. After solving the most basic national system problem, he then asked Willman about the German Empire's views on the current central government in power in China.

Regarding this, Willman felt that there was something to say. He said: "I have to say that a few years ago we were full of friendship and expectations for Head of State Wu Shaoting, hoping that he could lead the Republic of China to a prosperous and strong country, and hoped that he could make certain contributions to international diplomatic activities. Perhaps Mr. Liao and Mr. Hu would believe that Head of State Wu Shaoting has indeed changed China a lot. Not only has he gained more territory through war, but he has also established an international status to a certain extent. But have you not noticed that all this came too quickly? It was even a bit exaggerated."

Hu Yisheng asked: "Mr. Willman, you mean..."

Willman coughed lightly, and put on the look of an associate professor and expert, saying, "Gentlemen, don't you understand yet? No regime can truly achieve such rapid development in such a short time. In other words, any jumping development beyond imagination is not in line with science. To be honest, the current prosperity of the Republic of China is just an illusion, and many loopholes have been accumulated under its prosperous surface. It is like a skyscraper that we can build in the shortest time, but it will have serious risks because it has not laid a solid foundation."

Hu Yisheng and Liao Zhongkai looked at each other again. They thought Willman's metaphor was easy to understand, and they also thought that this statement was very likely to be true. Wu Shaoting led China to develop too quickly, but no one knew how solid the country's foundation was! Perhaps this is the golden and jade inside!

"So that's it. In fact, our Chinese Revolutionary Party has always been very worried about this issue. The current mood of our Chinese people is too impetuous. This national self-confidence has expanded in an instant, and there are too many unreasonable aspects. It's like a bubble, the inside is hollow and the outer layer is fragile. I really can't imagine what a terrible disaster this bubble would be if it burst." Hu Yisheng said seriously. After saying this, he still had to make his own metaphor for "bubble" and felt very satisfied, and his face looked complacent without realizing it.

"Yes, just like what you said, any expansion with unstable foundations, if not stopped as soon as possible, will inevitably bring about a huge disaster. Just like the collapse of the bubble, the entire Republic of China will be defeated back to its original form, and it will have to pay a heavier price than before the expansion. At that time, it will never be an easy task for your country to cheer up again, as can be seen from the situation in Japan." Willman echoed seriously.

"Yes, yes, three years ago, Japan was the only powerful country in Asia. They even had beyond imagination war ambitions and aggressive diplomatic skills. But now? Once their confidence and ambitions are suddenly broken, the impact of this deficit is really terrible." Liao Zhongkai sighed.

"That's right, I went to Japan a few months ago. Today's Japan is a world of difference from before. It has political chaos and people are living in poverty. Their country and nation have basically suffered a fatal blow. Even most people in their country believe that it will take at least fifty years to restore the self-confidence of the country and nation." Hu Yisheng said slowly, shaking his head, with a look of worry on his face. Although he was talking about Japan, he was more worried that Japan's disaster would overwhelm China. How long will it take for China to recover at that time? Sixty or eighty years?

"Obviously, you understand what happened in Japan. What I want to say is that as friends of the Republic of China and as sponsors of the Republic of China, our German Empire does not want to see your country embark on this path. I will not say how noble our German Empire is. To be honest, our German Empire can fund China's development, and the purpose is to get a certain harvest at that time. Of course, these harvests will all be based on the basis of equality and legality. But if the Republic of China continues to go like this without any worries, I am really worried about the end of this road." Willman said with a pretentious sigh. His words seemed open and honest, but in fact they were just the simplest trick of cheating. The purpose was nothing more than to hope to gain the trust of Liao Zhongkai and others as soon as possible.

Although Liao Zhongkai and Hu Yisheng are not smart politicians, they also know the most basic truth in international diplomacy. There is no free lunch in the world. Germany sponsors China in order to get rewards. Now they have received a "confession" reply from Willman, and the knot in their hearts can easily relax.

From another perspective, Willman's remarks also explain why the German Empire contacted the Chinese Revolutionary Party, because the Chinese Revolutionary Party is an opposition and both sides have common political interests.

"In other words, Mr. Willman is suspicious of our head of state, right?" After pausing for a while, Hu Yisheng asked directly again.
Chapter completed!