This is a joke that came out of me watching a movie. I've been to India and there's no such thing as flattering foreigners there, and if you come across one, it's probably a sincere liar. As long as you have been to Hong Kong, you can notice their flattery to foreign-speaking people. They can tolerate the stench of Western backpackers and sailors, but they will never let go of their compatriots. Isn't this a modern-day doctor who loves death? The British abused me a thousand times without regrets. In addition, I made up a joke: Hong Kong is Huang Qiusheng, the British father despised him and did not support him, but he got a hopeful identity.
As for the old lady's farce, the vulgar explanation is the same as the reason why she suddenly retracted her broken marriage. After witnessing erotic sculptures and monkey sex, she thought about it. In most cultures, the uncivilized people are seen as lewd and lecherous, and in the cave, her mentality is that of expecting an affair and dreading it, her real disappointment is that it didn't happen, and she can't be like her Like the younger generation in the West, take the initiative.
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