Our Culture Was Exported, and All the British Emperors Became Chinese Nationals

After Princess Winnie of the British Empire came to China to meet her boyfriend Chen Ying, she was taken to eat Dongpo Pork. But Winnie was frightened. "Isn't this kind of boiled pork sexy?" The next second. "It smells so good, have another bowl!" After learning the name of the dish, Winnie wondered: "Why is it called Dongpo Pork? Is Dongpo the name of a pig?" Chen Ying explained patiently: "Dongpo was a great poet, more than a thousand years ago..." Western netizens were shocked: "Thousands of years ago? At that time, our country was still a savage tribe." From then on. Under the leadership of Chen Ying, Winnie unlocked Chinese delicacies, visited scenic spots and historical sites, and listened to the great deeds of Chinese ancestors. "The rice made of leaves is called Zongzi. Is there any sentiment or patriotism behind it?" "The Great Wall was built with bones, and behind it was an emperor who had to be ruthless to protect a country." … Western netizens were also infected by the various great deeds of Chinese ancestors, shed tears of passion, and began to yearn for Chinese life. They gave themselves Chinese names, learned Chinese culture, and inspired them to immigrate to China. Emperor Ying: "Rabbit, you are so cruel. Not only did you steal my daughter, you also engaged in cultural invasion, right?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.