This exposition hall is really good. It can be seen that the Soviet Union also attaches great importance to it, which gives Americans enough face.

A certain gentleman who was guilty of a thief and exposed the bottom line of the free world to the cultural czar, looked up and down as if everything had nothing to do with him.

"So what is the use of this sweeping robot? It doesn't exist in public life."

Although Furtseva was smiling, she questioned aggressively, "Like the vice president said, this machine can replace the labor of housewives? It can even replace the wife. In the original harmonious relationship between husband and wife, the wife can be replaced by the machine. Replacement?"

Nixon used the terms housewife and woman interchangeably in his conversations with Khrushchev.

This was also a common understanding among Americans in the 1950s, and Nixon, a politician, was not exempt from the custom. It is important to know that the feminist movement is currently considered by American conservatives as a traditional threat to American liberal values.

It was during the pause in the conversation that Fortseva stepped forward and joined the discussion, starting from Nixon's words.

Fortseva was a woman, the highest-ranking and most powerful woman in the entire Soviet Union. As soon as she opened her mouth, she brought the topic to the issue of women's rights, and seized the loopholes in Nixon's words to attack.

"The mother country of feminism is so terrifying." Allen Wilson muttered in his heart, but there are fully automatic electronic cameras around it, and it will soon spread all over the world.

The fully automatic electronic camera is also not an exhibit at the American Expo for the public, and not many people know about it. The only person known to the Soviet Union may be Furtseva. Don't ask, even Alan Wilson doesn't know how to leak it.

Obviously, Fortseva was well prepared. Knowing that there might be a fierce debate, and knowing the existence of the fully automatic electronic camera, she thought of joining in and considering her career.

The members of the Soviet Central Presidium personally ended up punching with such terrifying power. Nixon, a veteran politician, obviously did not expect such a scene, and was not prepared at all, "Well, we respect women, and the free world of course pays attention to protecting the concept of family. Ms. Altseva, you seem to have misunderstood some issues, I mean..."

"The meaning has already been revealed in the words of Mr. Vice President." Voltseva winked and said with a gentle smile, "It seems that the issue of equality between men and women is still in a very acute field in the United States."

"This kind of very abstract problem, people are different, and for many families, this is their own problem. As a government, we cannot use administrative power to guide and order what to do. The US government cannot compete with the Soviet government. Like, telling citizens what to do and what not to do.”

Being suddenly attacked by Furtseva, Nixon was extremely passive for a while, but after a period of blankness, Nixon, as a veteran politician, quickly found a way to deal with female boxers, and mocked the big government of the Soviet Union. .

At the heart of this current American view of freedom is economic affluence and consumption choices in the context of traditional family life—a life of freedom that offers men far more opportunities to "seek happiness" than women enjoy.

When confronted with a country like the Soviet Union that was particularly active in exporting feminist rights, and Fultseva, a member of the Soviet Central Presidium, who came out to fight in person, Nixon, who was caught in the inherent thinking, was not aware of it for a while, and it was inevitable that he could not resist.

Although the embarrassing moment just now was not long, it did let everyone see the embarrassing side of Nixon.

"Ms Fortseva, every country is different, culturally different, and social system is different. Just because of these differences, the other party must not accept your point of view." British Foreign Secretary Macmillan saw this situation and directly He spoke in solidarity with Nixon and practiced the significance of the special relationship between Britain and the United States.

This is also an important purpose for the United Kingdom to come to Moscow this time, for fear that the United States will be alone in the home field of the Soviet Union.

At this time, Macmillan did not know the seriousness of the matter. He was also an old-fashioned politician, much older than Nixon.

Alan Wilson stared at Macmillan's back with a not-so-easy look, "From the looks of it, your road to prime minister is almost certain to be ruined."

Each voter vote is worth the same, and male votes will not be used as two.

If the full version of the remarks leaked out? Alan Wilson has even simulated in his mind at this time, whether the combination of Macmillan's illegitimate daughter issue and today's remarks will have unintended consequences.

"Not bad." Nixon, who was supported by Macmillan, stabilized his mind and opened another topic. "Mr. Khrushchev's words just now seem to be reasonable, but they are not true equality."

"Not really equality." Alan Wilson winked, and a bunch of diplomats beside him began to flatter.

Taking advantage of this time, Furtseva returned to the back of the Soviet cadres and whispered behind Brezhnev, "The problem is not the Soviet Union and the United States, but the whole world can make the Americans speechless. "

The high standard of living in the United States can only represent the United States, but not the whole world. There are many capitalist countries. Brezhnev nodded and walked quietly behind Khrushchev to remind him in a low voice.

Nixon is still working hard to move back to the disadvantaged. "A free society emphasizes equality. As long as everyone is born with hands and feet, they can struggle. Why does the government tax the strugglers high to help the lazy? So Americans As long as you struggle, you can enter the ranks of the middle class. Although you are not rich and noble, life is very easy. In contrast, the people of the Soviet Union have to be forced by the state to distribute the products of life no matter how hard they struggle. This kind of one-sided egalitarianism , not true equality, but fairness of forced distribution."

"One-sided evaluation of the Soviet Union or the United States is not the answer to this question. It is not fair to compare the living standards of the United States or Europe with other regions. The economy of the entire Eastern Europe for hundreds of years has not been comparable to that of Western Europe. Than, I believe that neither the United States nor the United Kingdom will deny this fact. Let us pick a country with similar conditions and were built from the ruins. How about North Korea and South Korea? I don’t know what Mr. Nixon thinks, whose country is the Is life better?"

"I think Mr. Nixon should use the military government as an excuse to show that South Korea is not part of the free world."

Nixon was silent for a while, and it seems that today's situation is far more difficult than what he had discussed with the British Foreign Secretary and the Permanent Undersecretary of the Foreign Office.

He didn't know that if it weren't for the in-depth discussions with Macmillan and Alan Wilson, he would not have encountered such a difficult situation today.

"Of course not, how can the military government be the free world." Alan Wilson said directly, kicked South Korea out of the free world with a violent kick, and then changed the subject, "Actually, comparing these third world countries, it can't prove anything, Isn't Germany the best comparison object, there is no need to compare South Korea and North Korea."

North Korea's standard of living in this era is far higher than that of South Korea, and the comparison is not good for the United Kingdom and the United States.

Naturally, Alan Wilson expelled South Korea from the free world citizenship and drew the comparison to the Federal Republic of Germany and the GDR.

"The Federal Republic of Germany is an important industrial area of ​​the former Germany, and its population is several times that of the GDR." Fortseva spoke in fluent English, "In contrast, the indicators of North Korea and South Korea are on the same starting line."

"Arguments are not quarrels." Alan Wilson smiled calmly. "It's better to take a look at the exhibition. Dear Madam, Vice President Nixon and the Minister did not come to Moscow specifically to quarrel, but with full confidence. Coming here with goodwill, we all understand that peace and development are the mainstream. ."

"Yes, we agree with the British side." Nixon suppressed his anger and smiled, "instead of aggressively arguing about who is more right and who is more wrong, let time prove everything. Talk about what we have in our washing machines. Advantages, wouldn't it be better than talking about the power of our rockets? Isn't this kind of competition what you want?"

"Yeah, that's the kind of competition we want, but your generals say they're strong enough to destroy us. We can also show you something to show you the spirit of the Soviet Union. We're strong. , we can beat you. In that regard, we can also show you something."

"Cheers for peace and the abolition of all military bases abroad." Khrushchev raised his glass and looked around, followed by a round of applause.

Nixon didn't raise a toast~lightnovelpub.net~ We just toast purely for peace. "

"I wish Comrade Khrushchev a long life." Brezhnev raised a glass to wish, and then Furtseva toasted with other Soviet cadres.

Nixon finally raised his glass and said, "I'm going to toast this. We don't agree with your policies, but we wish you good health. May you live a hundred years."

"This is also our wish." Macmillan toasted, "for the peace and development of the world."

"For world peace and development." Alan Wilson followed the tone of the Foreign Secretary, and immediately, the British diplomatic delegation also toasted, "For world peace and development."

Alan Wilson, who was addicted to alcohol, wondered, who won? Anyway, no one has won the history in their minds. It’s just that the Soviet Union lost earlier and the United States lost later. The good life in the United States in Nixon’s mouth has been criticized by anti-intellectual red necks, black lives are expensive, and one-tenth of the population is an addict. replaced by the United States.

The Soviet Union is no longer the Soviet Union, is the United States still the United States? Nixon pinned his hopes on a United States of America propped up by the middle class, which is no longer the middle class Nixon saw.