If Mongolia is added to China's territory, then the shape of the entire China is like a crabapple leaf, not the current big rooster. The Chinese's special feelings towards Mongolia are all due to the plot of "Begonia Leaf", and the Mongolians' various unfriendliness to the Chinese also originated from this "Begonia Leaf".

The difference is that the Chinese are full of yearning for this crabapple leaf, while Mongolia is full of disgust. The fundamental difference between the two is that China regards the founding of Mongolia as national division and territorial deficiencies, Mongolia as national liberation and national championship, and as itself, with the help of the Soviet Red Army, who has completely escaped China's "colonial rule" for nearly three hundred years.

In fact, data in the National Museum of Mongolia show that after the Soviet Union controlled Mongolia, it confiscated the property of Buddhist temples, destroyed temples, and arrested lamas, and basically destroyed Tibetan Buddhism. After Mongolia's resistance to the Soviet Union, the Soviet authorities began to clean up and persecute Mongolia. In 20 years, nearly five percent of the people in this country died abnormally.

Culturally, Mongolia also suffered the same fate as Vietnam. Traditional Mongolian language was changed to Russian-style Slavic characters, which separated the inheritance of their own culture.

When describing the brutal rule of Mongolia by the Qing Dynasty, the National Museum in Mongolia is just a large and empty macro-discussion, lacking the support of historical evidence. However, the real brutal rule of Mongolia under the Soviet rule is hidden in the achievements of Mongolia's large-scale industrial production in the ** period and is brought over as lightly, which also confirms Crozzi's famous saying "All history is contemporary history."

The Mongolians' resentment towards the Chinese is reflected in cultural differences. Previous Mongolian history textbooks said that Chinese merchants were flooding the countryside, purchasing leather, wool, camel wool and other goods from herders at low prices, and then selling these goods at high prices, forcing the Mongolians to be heavily in debt. Because herders cannot understand the books of Chinese merchants, Chinese people are prone to tricks, and the Mongolians often resist their oppression.

After Mongolia's autonomy, its national defense was basically guaranteed by the Soviet Red Army, so it had no armed force. After all, Mongolia had only 700,000 people at the time, and such a small base could not maintain a large number of national defense forces. Even now, 20,000 active-duty soldiers accounted for one percent of the entire Mongolia.

If this ratio is put into China, we will probably maintain a standing army of more than 10 million to reach the level of military-civilian ratio in Mongolia.

Fan Wubing and the others also met many Mongolian soldiers wearing ** green military uniforms in the city of Ulaanbaatar. They felt that they were very strange. The clothes they wore were a bit like the costumes of the Soviet Red Army during World War II. In the 1950s, China seemed to have worn Soviet military uniforms for a while. The hats were also the ugly ship-shaped hats. The military rank logo was very rough. However, they were carrying weapons at any time. It was estimated that due to the situation, there should be live ammunition inside, rather than many guards in China holding empty guns.

However, there are more Mongolian policemen. They give people the feeling that they have to take care of everything, which is a bit similar to the domestic urban management, and they are also the kind of profession that is not popular. However, from the personal standpoint of Mongolian police, their self-feeling is still relatively inflated.

There was a big noise outside, but it was a big mess. Although Fan Wubing was biting the leg of lamb at this time, he also heard in his ears that someone seemed to be debating something loudly, so he grabbed a leg of lamb and ran out of the yurt.

"Sir, you'd better not go out." The owner of the yurt hugged Fan Wubing's sleeve nervously and persuaded him.

"Why?" Fan Wubing asked curiously.

"The people outside are environmental police officers, and they have great power-" explained the old man Fan Wubing.

Environmental Police? I seem to have heard of this term, Fan Wubian. Mongolia is a basically open ranch country. In addition to the many fixed houses in the center of Ulaanbaatar, most of them are mobile yurts or wooden houses. In this way, the environmental problems caused by construction or demolition are more important. Especially in recent years, as Mongolia is also implementing economic policies to open up to the outside world, the development of various mining areas is in full swing, which has also caused some serious pollution problems.

Under such circumstances, the Mongolian government established an environmental police specifically for environmental protection issues. It has relatively large authority, basically the same as the functions of the domestic environmental protection bureau plus urban management and police. It is really the upper management and the upper management and the lower management of the earth and the middle of the earth. Moreover, for the convenience of law enforcement, these people are also indifferent to guns and have great privileges.

In Mongolia, a semi-civilized land, especially in some areas where comprehensive literacy is not very high, law enforcement officers basically have the right to control everything.

But Fan Wubing could not stay in the yurt and not go out. After all, he had heard several of his subordinates quarrel with the other party in English, and there were also barking police dogs. It was estimated that the other party should have more than one or two people.

So Fan Wubing ran out while gnawing on the legs of lamb.

It was already past eight o'clock in the evening, but it was not dark at this time, which made Fan Wubing see the appearance of several people in black uniforms who were arguing with his subordinates outside.

A flat nose and a big pie face. It is easy to tell if the Mongolians look very similar to the Koreans, there are six Mongolian environmental policemen who are tugging with their subordinates.

"What happened?" Fan Wubing asked in English with a stern face.

A subordinate immediately ran over and said to Fan Wubing, "It's nothing big. Everyone was eating lamb legs just now. Xiao Zhang threw the bones outside the yurt. Not long after, these guys came to the door, saying that it was polluting the environment."

Oh, Fan Wubing nodded, "It's not a big deal. Since you threw away your bones and violated other people's regulations, you can just pay some money. Those who are away from home should follow the customs."

"Boss, it's natural that it's nothing to pay some money, but the other party wants to detain Xiao Zhang, which is said to be three months." The subordinate explained to Fan Wubing.

"Grass!" Fan Wubing immediately said angrily, "Damorous Mongolia, do you think you are Singapore?!"

What Fan Wubing is most annoyed is these self-righteous countries. They are still in a serf society and insist on treating themselves as imperialism and thinking that they can do what they want to do. Now Russia is too busy to take care of themselves, while China is calm about the people and conducting economic construction on their own. No one is willing to pay attention to them. Otherwise, how could the Chinese be bullied in such places?

The degree to which the Chinese people are bullied in foreign countries shows how poor the country's overall strength is. If they are treated unfairly in the United States, Fan Wubing naturally has no complaints. However, being bullied at the doorstep made him very angry, so he threw half of the lamb legs to the ground in anger, which was really loud. In a moment, the six Mongolian environmental police officers all turned their heads, looked at Fan Wubing, and then looked at the lamb legs that were thrown to the ground by him, and the heat was still emitting a cold murderous intent.

This is a blatant provocation on his own territory! The six policemen have the same idea in their minds.

They also discovered that it seemed that these Chinese people were all in a group, and they seemed to have 40 or 50 people, which was not easy to deal with. However, according to experience, when they usually go to the mines to make trouble, the other party's leaders were basically accompanied by them respectfully. Even if there were hundreds of people in front of them, they had to stand there honestly waiting for the orders. Could it be that the people in front of them were in a rebellion?

They were treating Fan Wubing, and Fan Wubing raised his middle finger at them without hesitation, then turned his fingers down, with a very contemptuous attitude, obviously not treating them as a dish at all.

The westernization phenomenon in Mongolia was very serious. Fan Wubing used such a clear international greeting gesture, which immediately annoyed these people. At that moment, a policeman reached out to the gun holster. They were carrying small-scale destruction weapons. Although this thing is of average force, it is a weapon for melee combat.

Before they could catch the gun, Fan Wubing's bodyguard had already rushed over and pressed him to the ground, and his hands were cut back.

The remaining policemen immediately changed their faces. This was the first time they saw the Chinese who dared to be so arrogant on Mongolian territory. It was really a bit weird. When they reacted, the remaining bodyguards took action one after another, and all six of them were controlled.

Fan Wubing snorted, took the steaming lamb leg from a subordinate's hand that had been taken out of the yurt. He chewed it, then raised the lamb leg and pointed at the first guy who drew his gun at him, and cursed, "I'm so brave enough, I dare to draw a gun at me? Where the bigger the farts dare to challenge me? I have to be polite when I see Clinton and Yeltsin. What are you? You dare to hand me a claw? This is just outside. If I had changed places, I would have lit a sky lantern for you long ago!"

While cursing, Fan Wubing slapped the other party's face with the gnawed lamb leg bone. Suddenly, a big cake face swollen, as if its teeth had become a little loose. The man suddenly whimpered, but it was not in English or Russian or Chinese, but a voice that sounded a little different from Mongolian.

"What is he talking about?" Fan Wubing asked a translator from the embassy next to him.

The translator at the embassy was a little stunned. He never thought that Fan Wubing was so brave and was so arrogant on other people's territory. He used to hear that Mr. Fan was very low-key in China? Why did he get so angry when he got Mongolian wine? He was like riding on someone's head and peeing. If something happened, how could he tell the ambassador and how would he explain to the country?

After he calmed down, he said to Fan Wubing, "Well, this guy is not convinced. He said that we should win more and we are not a good man, and he also said that they were the descendants of Genghis Khan, and what happened."

Fan Wubing kicked the guy in the face with his feet and smiled, "Grandma, who is the descendant of Genghis Khan who wants to draw the gun first? At this time, I want to hit the swollen face and be fat. You are the only one who is so small, and you still want to challenge me? You can't win if you have both hands and feet!"

His words were said in English, so that guy could understand them, but Dapin Face looked very dissatisfied and said in English, "If others dare not say it, there will be no problem in defeating you!"

Da Pingfang also quietly looked at Fan Wubing's subordinates and found that these bodyguards were mostly white people with Kong Wu's powerful whites. They sounded like authentic American accent and could not be beaten when they were beaten. However, the young man in front of him seemed to be very quiet and easy to bully, and he also seemed to be a leader. Therefore, he thought that if he could not bear the provocation and wanted to fight him, he would definitely be able to capture the thief and capture the king first. So he made such a big statement, and he also wanted to find a good opportunity to turn the world in the current unfavorable situation.

Ulaanbaatar is a city with a younger population structure, with an average age of less than 30 years old. These young people cannot find their own position in the city, and the rest are only dissatisfaction with society. Due to the large number of migrant workers in Mongolia, and due to various historical and realistic reasons, the Chinese have naturally become the scapegoats for Mongolia to guide social contradictions outside.

Because of this reason, one of the things that Mongolians like to do most in China is to bully Chinese people in Mongolia.

Mongolia's current national mentality can be summarized in two words, that is impetuousness. The ban on Tibetan Buddhism and the destruction of ** beliefs during the Soviet rule created a vacuum in faith, and the economic development and the intervention of external forces caused many people to be at a loss.

It should be said that the Mongolians are not ready yet and cannot treat external shocks with a developing mentality.

Mongolians have different attitudes towards foreigners than those of Chinese. They always want to challenge foreigners. This is a grassland pattern that penetrates deep into the bones. This pattern is another factor that causes foreigners to suffer unfriendly treatment in Mongolia.

It is said that in Ulaanbaatar, there are often scenes of Mongolians provoking Europeans and Americans, and on the streets of Ulaanbaatar, there is almost no scratch-free car.

Fan Wubing had known these situations long ago from the staff of the embassy. Therefore, for these Mongolians with extremely inflamed self-confidence, Fan Wubing planned to speak with facts, to sluggish their agility and give a good start to his trip to Mongolia.
Chapter completed!