In the early years of the Republic of China, speech in the country was still very free, and there were no rules about not talking about state affairs.
In the restaurants and teahouses of Guanbei City, you can often see groups of people. After eating and drinking, they order a pot of tea and talk about things on the Manzhouli border while drinking tea.
As soon as Parker Li walked up to the second floor, he heard someone slam the table and yell, "Good!"
Looking up, I saw a middle-aged man wearing a blue gown, standing in the middle of the room, foaming at the mouth. Listen carefully, he was talking about the war on the Manzhouli border. Compared with the young marshal who was talking about it in front of him before, he looked up. The heroic soldier who suppressed bandits, his eloquence is really comparable to that of a storyteller.
When the waiter saw Parker Li and Adjutant Ji behind him, he hurriedly came forward and said, "Hello, you two! In the lobby or in the private seats?"
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