Livestream: Touring the Dragon Kingdom Leaves My Korean Girlfriend Stunned!

Can you post more so that the Korean netizens next door can see that I can do more? [Smile]

The novel "Bring Xiaohan's Girlfriend to China, Eat Watermelon at the Buffet" uses a unique perspective to tell a love story that crosses borders. It cleverly integrates cultural differences and love elements. It makes people laugh while reading it, and it also triggers thinking about the cognition of different cultures. The plot of the novel revolves around Chen Feng, an idol trainee in the Han Kingdom, and his girlfriend Jin Huizhen from the Han Kingdom. Jin Huizhen came to the Dragon Kingdom to travel and embarked on a wonderful journey full of surprises and shocks. From the moment she got off the plane, the bustling cityscape and rich and affordable delicacies of the Dragon Country were completely different from what she had heard in the Cold Country. In particular, the "craziness" of watermelons at the buffet, and the admiration for daily things such as pancakes, fruit, takeaways, etc., Vividly demonstrate the differences in life between the cold country and the dragon country. This sense of contrast becomes the key to promote the development of the plot, and also allows readers to feel the collision of different cultures in a relaxed and humorous atmosphere. The author, Lord of Durian City, vividly depicts Jin Huizhen's psychological changes through delicate brushwork. Jin Huizhen's initial stereotype of the Dragon Kingdom was broken bit by bit through her personal experience. Her emotions such as surprise, admiration, and curiosity made the character full and vivid. At the same time, the interaction between her and Chen Feng is full of sweetness and warmth, and love becomes more and more precious in the context of cultural differences. From a thematic point of view, the novel is not only about a love story, but more importantly, it breaks cultural prejudices and makes readers realize that they cannot judge a country or a culture based on one-sided information only. Jin Huizhen was misled by the news media of Han Kingdom before, and her understanding of Dragon Kingdom was biased. This personal experience allowed her to see the real Dragon Kingdom. This exploration of cultural perceptions adds depth to the story. Of course, the novel also has some shortcomings. In some plots, the display of the cultural differences between the Han Kingdom and the Dragon Kingdom is slightly exaggerated and seems a bit deliberate. At the same time, the supporting characters are relatively thin, and the plot mainly revolves around the male and female protagonists, which further enriches the layering of the entire story. "Bring Xiaohan's Girlfriend to China, Eat Watermelon at the Buffet" is a light-hearted and interesting urban love novel that uses a novel entry point to show cultural differences and love. Although it has flaws, it is still a masterpiece worth reading. It allows readers to feel the charm of different cultures and appreciate the beauty of love while laughing.

I've tried it out, and it's OK so far. There's nothing I can't stand. There may be some places that don't fit the bill, but that's no problem. There aren't many words, so overall it's OK. It's not easy to create. Add one point and give you five stars.

Overall, it's good. I've seen the latest chapter, but the one star was removed because I originally thought this article was a daily romance article, but I think it's good in itself.

Damn it, please update it quickly. If you can't read this much, it must be at least 100,000 words a day.

The author thinks very well. In fact, some rural areas are not very wealthy. The second floor may be basically built, but the third floor will not be built.

I think it's quite interesting. Obviously the content is mostly commented by netizens, but after all, it's a live broadcast, so it's acceptable. I've seen more than 70 photos, and I haven't seen anything out of the ordinary so far, just some plots that slap netizens in the face and some Chinese culture.

I think it's pretty

Very good, showing Chinese culture

Good, good, good, good, good, good