If You Blow It in China, You Can Translate It and Send It Abroad.

"I immigrated to Sakura Country and received a direct subsidy of 20 million yuan." "It doesn't cost a penny to see a doctor or read a book." "Everyone was friendly to me." "I am in Great Eagle Country and have personally experienced what you are saying. The security is very good and I have never seen zero-dollar purchases." "The social welfare system is very good, and we are about to get food again. We can live without working in the Great Eagle Country, and the government will build a building for us to live in." … Zhou Yang: Really? I translated it to an external website and asked. Netizens from Sakura Country: We pay taxes, but you raise people from Dragon Country? Step down! Step down! Netizens from Daying Country: Have I become a third-class citizen? Working so hard, how could you live without immigrating? Governments: Rumors! Absolutely no such thing. … The reverse "Great Translation Movement" begins. Zhuozi was blown domestically, and Zhou Yang carried it to the outside net with a backhand. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.