This is the origin of the strong anti-Japaneseism in the United States!

"Your good friend, Cornwell S. Pitt, who just successfully ran for the California Senate, put forward the slogan during the campaign to drive all the Japanese out of California and return American job opportunities to the United States.

People!" Coolidge suddenly said: "And his slogan has also been supported by the vast majority of Americans in California, especially the California Volleyball Club, which regards Pete as their representative and spares no effort to support him.

, in the end, Pete defeated all the candidates with an absolute advantage, and his first election was a huge success!"

"Pete?" Wang Hengyue's face showed a smile again.

Of course, most of the credit for Pitt's successful election was due to the Ivins family, but Pitt's own reasons were also very important. Wang Hengyue believed in "driving all the Japanese out of California and returning the job opportunities that belong to Americans."

To the Americans!" This is a slogan that Pete is very happy to shout.

He is his friend, and even regards Pete as his hungry admirer. He knows that he hates the Japanese and his attitude towards the Japanese, so Pete also hates the Japanese.

"Although Pete's campaign was successful, a big factor was because behind him was the entire Ivins family who did everything for him." Coolidge was obviously not optimistic about Pitt's future: "I have been in contact with this young man, and I

It is believed that he is completely unfit to embark on the road of politics. In the American political arena, he can only become a shooting star at best."

Wang Hengyue was silent for a moment, and then slowly shook his head: "I don't think so. Peter has a lot of potential that has not yet been discovered. I firmly believe that he will be able to succeed. One day, he will even become a

'Donkey,."

Coolidge was startled for a moment, then laughed.

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"The American people hope to have a serious donkey as president." This is what I just said.

"My government will fully support the U.S. government's anti-Japanese movement!" Wang Hengyue returned to this topic and answered very firmly: "On the anti-Japanese movement in the United States, my government and I will issue a public statement to support

When the anti-Japanese movement in the United States entered the mainstream, I think those congressmen who accepted Japanese lobbying did not dare to propose any protest proposals, and our difficulties were easily solved. "

"You are a cunning president." Coolidge said with a smile.

"You are also a president who seems silent, but has actually been careful for a long time." Wang Hengyue said with the same smile.

"But before the sun row movement reaches its climax." Coolidge pointed to the pot: "I think our eggs are groaning in pain in your pot."

Wang Hengyue looked into the pot and saw that it was done. The eggs had been fried into black.

"This is the burnt egg that I exclusively developed." Wang Hengyue quickly scooped up the egg and said stiffly: "It seems to be burnt, but it has a unique flavor."

Coolidge laughed loudly. Now it is certain that Wang Hengyue is a competent president, but he is definitely an unqualified cook.

Obviously no one wanted to touch Wang Hengyue's scrambled eggs. Even President Wang Hengyue took a bite and finally stopped looking at his scrambled eggs.

But the harvest is huge. In the process of making this plate of scrambled eggs for the presidents of China and the United States, another feast is also prepared:

Comprehensive platoon movement!

When President Coolidge and his wife finished dinner and stood up to leave, Coolidge pointed to the plate of eggs that had been almost untouched: "At some point, I think we should work together to make another dish."

Wang Hengyue nodded: "The next dish will be more delicious."

Women have no idea what they are talking about.

It took almost an hour to fry the eggs into black dishes one by one. It seems that I don’t need to cooperate with you next time.

However, the eggs were fried black, but another Chinese and American dish was appetizing enough.

When President Coolidge and his wife, accompanied by Wang Hengyue and his wife, walked out, they were shocked by the scene outside.

Outside the cordon, there were dense crowds of Chinese and foreign reporters who had heard the news! God knows how long these reporters had been waiting here. As soon as the presidents of China and the United States appeared, the spotlights flashed wildly, and the entire group of reporters was in commotion.

stand up!

The guards and police had to use all their strength to stop these crazy reporters. An American reporter asked loudly:

"Mr. President, what did you talk about inside?"

At this time, more questions were thrown at me: "Mr. President, the outside world agrees that you are more than just having dinner together. Have you reached any secret agreement?"

"Mr. President, has the new cooperation agreement between China and the United States been reached at the dinner table?"

Questions came one after another. Coolidge returned to his state of silence. The moment he entered the car under the escort of guards, an American reporter who was familiar with Coolidge struggled to get closer and asked loudly:

"Calvin, can't you say something?"

Coolidge obviously paused for a moment and then turned around and uttered two words from his mouth:

"egg!"

After saying this, Coolidge quickly got into the car and

"Eggs?" All the reporters were stunned.

Egg? What does this mean? What was Coolidge expressing there? The American reporter quickly shouted towards where Wang Hengyue was standing: "Mr. President, why did Calvin say these two words?"

Wang Hengyue had a smile on his face. Unlike Coolidge, he said one word more than Coolidge:

“Scrambled eggs!”

The next day, the most popular words in the world became two: eggs and scrambled eggs!

Almost everyone is trying to figure out what the "eggs" mentioned by the presidents of China and the United States mean!

Some international experts from Britain and France even set up a research group to study the meaning of "egg".

We can't blame them for making a fuss out of a molehill. Every word spoken by the presidents of the two major powers, China and the United States, must have a profound meaning, otherwise the word "egg" would not pop up from the mouths of the two presidents at the same time for no reason.

The experts finally came to a conclusion: eggs are round, which means that anything is round and can happen. Judging from the relaxed and happy expressions of the presidents of China and the United States, they have reached a package deal at dinner

The cooperation agreement includes the distribution of "white" and "yolk". The "white" should refer to the peripheral interests of the two countries, and the "yolk" undoubtedly refers to the core part, which is the core interest of the two countries.

This argument is supported by the vast majority of people.

After Wang Hengyue learned about this expert's conclusion, he was a little dumbfounded.

The "eggs" he and Coolidge talked about were actually just a plate of scrambled eggs. Fortunately, Coolidge did not say the words "scrambled eggs." Otherwise, those experts must have thought that there was a major problem between China and the United States.

Many years later, Coolidge announced that he would not seek re-election as President of the United States. He made the famous statement: "I do not intend to do this business anymore." Once again, reporters felt that there was something wrong in his words and kept pestering him. Please explain why.

He no longer wanted to be president. There was really no other way. Coolidge pulled a reporter aside and said to him: "Because the president has no chance of promotion."

This is similar to "egg".

When he was writing his memoirs, he recalled the interesting story of scrambling eggs with President Wang Hengyue in the kitchen. Of course, he did not mention the "dish" of Japan. Only then did people suddenly realize that it turned out that countless reporters and experts had been pursuing it tirelessly.

The truth is actually a plate of scrambled eggs.

After Coolidge returned to China, facing the upcoming police strike in the United States, Coolidge said a famous saying he heard from Wang Hengyue:

"There is absolutely no right to strike without endangering public safety, no matter who, anywhere, or at any time!"

This sentence greatly shocked the United States, and even more shocked the police who were preparing to go on strike. So the Americans and the police began to reflect on whether the police could endanger public safety.

A strike?

The laws of the United States have also been re-enacted because of this!

This was something that neither Wang Hengyue nor Coolidge expected at the time. One sentence changed American law.

In Coolidge's memoirs, he commented on China's president:

"He is a very determined person, his will is amazing, his observation and judgment of things are also amazing, but he is also an interesting person. When you are with him, you can't feel the two sides at all.

Those serious negotiations between heads of state were more like chats between two old friends.

I told him a lot of things, and he told me a lot of things. We scrambled a plate of eggs together, and although the result was a complete failure, in the process, we achieved some solutions.

The agreement also allowed us to understand each other better.

"

What issues were agreed upon, Coolidge did not say.

However, outsiders generally believe that the anti-Japanese movement that will intensify in the United States in the future must be related to it. At least this was discussed between the two presidents.

However, the presidents of China and the United States have always refused to admit any connection between them and the anti-Japanese movement. Coolidge even believed that the anti-Japanese movement was completely spontaneous by the American people and had nothing to do with the guidance of the US government.

Among them, there was an American who began to appear more and more frequently and in an increasingly high-profile manner in front of the large number of Americans who were waiting for the day:

Cornwell.

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Pete! (To be continued,
Chapter completed!