mesbooks 447. All Roads Lead To Rome, First There Is A Country And Then There Is A Home! (Seek Full Order)
447. All Roads Lead To Rome, First There Is A Country And Then There Is A Home! (Seek Full Order)
"Why are you running? I'm here now. I just want to teach you about the law and the protection of cultural relics, so as not to encounter such things again..."
Before the words were finished, the other party actually burst into tears.
Fang Yang didn't expect that the other party would have such an attitude. An adult, and a person older than himself, crying in front of his face, even Fang Yang couldn't help but feel flustered in his heart.
In a panic, the person picked up and ran away.
The other people also used various methods, but they just refused to stay here, and one by one they all ran away without a trace.
【Qi】+1+1+1+1.
[This is really shameful and thrown to the whole world. 】
[However, no matter which country you are in, there are some very weird people. If you can teach them a lesson this time, or let others learn a lesson, it is worth it. 】
[I hope their families can take good care of them. 】
[Yes, if you can't see it, you can put a chain on them, so that they don't embarrass themselves outside. 】
[Dare to grab things directly in front of the police, how outrageous are these people when they were in the local area. 】
[It can be seen that they often deal with the police in normal times, which is why they are so unscrupulous. 】
【What is called a thing is their thing on their territory, what is the difference between this and Ming Qiang?】
[Actually, I can understand their thoughts, because in foreign countries, this is indeed a personal property. 】
【Rome is also an ancient capital. They dig up thousands of years of cultural relics, such as Roman coins, and they will also collect them. For them, these are spoils of war. Now Italians have descendants of the former Romans, so of course they don’t think there is anything. 】
[The city of Rome and the Great Wall are both called the first ancient city in history, Passepartout leads to Rome, this sentence was 2000 years ago. 】
【What cultural relics do they have, have you ever seen ordinary people dig them up?】
[You say they have no cultural relics? The country was founded in the 8th century BC and destroyed in the 5th century AD. It took more than 1,000 years, of which 500 years were the heyday of the world. It was conquered in Greece before Egypt, surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea, and Han, thousands of miles away, all Call them Daqin. 】
[Actually, I think that what I find in my own place is my own. Of course, this is what I said, and what I said is not counted at all. 】
[Actually, I think the most important thing is that there is nothing in foreign lands. cross】
[If a diamond is picked up abroad, it is still your own? In the next life. 】
[I think they are just stupid. If they really find something, they should sneakily take it away immediately without telling anyone, then no one will know. 】
【To make such a big fuss about the matter, isn’t it telling everyone that I have dug up the cultural relics and they are in my hands?】
[If it were me, I would bury the thing back immediately, then take a sneaky snakeskin bag (Zhao's) to transport the thing away when the night is dark and windy, and then go back and melt it immediately into gold bricks. 】
[If these gold cakes are melted, they will be worthless at all. 】
[In our country, we still pay more attention to these things. The country first has the country and then the family. If the country says these are theirs, then they must be theirs. 】
[The number of these gold cakes seems to be about dozens, and should not exceed 100. If calculated according to 300 grams, it is worth at least more than 1,600. 】.