I Joined an Overseas Show: Who Dares Say China Has No One?

Wang Jing transmigrates to Chinatown, where he is representing Chinese culture abroad on a local cultural exchange show called East Meets West.

The host, putting on the airs of a Western elite, asks arrogantly:

"I hear that ever since the war, China has developed slowly, and you still don't have cars on the streets?"

"Oh, God. How do you get around, then?"

Wang Jing smiles and thinks for a moment.

"For short trips, I take the subway. For long trips, I take the high-speed rail."

"Driving yourself is out of the question. The traffic is just too bad."

The host doesn't believe him and presses on:

"I hear Chinese food is incredibly crude and practically impossible to swallow."

"God help you. How did you even grow up?"

Wang Jing remains composed and asks in return:

"Does the production crew have tomatoes and eggs? I can show you how to make a classic Chinese dish right here."

As the Western world pulls up a row of little stools, ready to laugh at China, Wang Jing introduces Chinese high-speed rail, mobile payments, drones, food delivery, shared bicycles, and Made in China to the world, stunning everyone!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.