I Married a Foreign Girlfriend, and My American Father-in-Law Thinks I’m a Country Bumpkin

[Livestream][An unconventional take on The Chicken Soup for the Soul][Dragon Nation's technology, infrastructure, manufacturing, rescue work, and military industry]

While teaching in a rural area, Chu Liang meets Emma, a blonde beauty from the United States. They fall in love and get married.

But Emma's father, rancher Dalton, is furious that his daughter married without his permission!

“How could she marry some poor kid from a backward country? Does she want to stay there and suffer?”

So the furious Dalton comes to Dragon Nation, determined to break the couple up!

But when he arrives, he's dumbfounded.

“This train station could rival an airport. It's enormous!”

“What kind of sorcery is this? You just swipe your palm to pay?”

“What! You sell my Gucci boots by the pound at this little mall?”

“Oh my God, let me off this car! There's a ghost driving!”

“This drone is so convenient. If I could use it to spray pesticides on my ranch... Wait, you already have those?”

“Just thirty minutes after the earthquake, rescue teams were already digging people out? Less than 24 hours later, survivors had internet, water, electricity, and hot meals? Is this a miracle?”

“Under that torn plastic sheet... that's a J-10C, right? It was the one that took down the Rafale?”

The conservative, traditional man is shaken by one astonishing sight after another, and the rose-tinted lens created by deliberate Western smears is shattered completely.

He says solemnly on his livestream:

“I set foot on Dragon Nation's soil full of arrogance and prejudice. But Dragon Nation, with its technology and development, shattered every illusion I had. I have to ask: Is this really the backward country Western media talks about? Aren't our criticisms built on nothing but sour grapes?”

“When I think of corruption in the United States, of zombies wandering the avenues of New York and wildfires raging in Los Santos, I can't help but ask...”