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

A certain gentleman with a guilty conscience who exposed the bottom line of the free world to the cultural tsar 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 Fultseva was smiling, she asked aggressively, "As the vice president said, this kind of 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 conversations with Khrushchev.

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

It was during the break in the conversation that Fultseva stepped forward to join the discussion, starting from Nixon's words.

Fortseva was a woman, and she was the highest 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 attacked Nixon's discourse loopholes.

"The motherland of women's rights is so terrifying." Alan Wilson muttered in his heart, but there were fully automatic electronic cameras recording it around, and it will soon spread all over the world.

Fully automatic electronic cameras are also not exhibited at the American Expo for the public, and not many people know about them. The only person in the Soviet Union who knows about it may be Fultseva. Don't ask, even Alan Wilson doesn't know how to leak it.

Apparently, Fultseva had been prepared for a long time, knowing that there might be heated debates, and when she learned of the existence of fully automatic electronic cameras, she thought of joining in to consider for her career.

Members of the Presidium of the Central Committee of the Soviet Union punched in person, with terrifying power. A veteran politician, Nixon, obviously did not expect such a scene, and was not prepared at all, "Well, we respect women, and the free world certainly values ​​protecting family values. Ms Ertseva, you seem to have misunderstood something, I mean..."

"The meaning has been clearly revealed in Mr. Vice President's words." Fultseva rolled her eyes 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 is different from person to person. 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. same, telling citizens what to do and what not to do."

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

The core content of the current view of freedom in the United States is economic affluence and consumption choices in the context of traditional family life. This free life provides men with far more opportunities to "pursue happiness" than women can enjoy.

When encountering a country like the Soviet Union, which is particularly dedicated to exporting women's rights, and Fultseva, a member of the Soviet Central Presidium, came down to fight in person, Nixon, who was stuck in his own thinking, didn't notice it for a while, and he couldn't help but feel a little overwhelmed.

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

"Ms. Fultseva, every country is different, with different cultures and different social systems. You cannot force the other party to accept your point of view just because of these differences." Seeing this situation, British Foreign Secretary Macmillan said directly To speak out in solidarity with Nixon is to practice the significance of the special relationship between Britain and the United States.

This is also an important purpose of Britain's coming to Moscow this time, for fear that the United States will be alone in the Soviet Union's home court.

At this time, Macmillan didn't know the seriousness of the matter. He was also an old-fashioned politician, much older than Nixon, and he immediately stated his position when he saw the Americans suffer.

Alan Wilson stared at McMillan's back with a look that things were not simple, "From the looks of it, it is basically certain that your career as prime minister will be ruined."

The value of each vote of voters is equal, and male votes will not be used as two.

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

"That's right." Nixon, who was supported by McMillan, stabilized his mind and started another topic, "What Mr. Khrushchev said just now seems very reasonable, but it is not true equality."

"It's not really equal." Alan Wilson winked, and a bunch of diplomats beside him began to flatter.

Taking advantage of this time, Fultseva returned to the back of the Soviet cadres and whispered behind Brezhnev, "The problem is not the Soviet Union and the United States, but from the perspective of the whole world, the Americans are even more speechless. "

The high standard of living in the United States can only represent the United States, not the whole world. There are many vast capitalist countries. Brezhnev nodded, quietly walked behind Khrushchev and whispered a reminder.

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

"A one-sided evaluation of the Soviet Union or the United States is not the answer to this question. You must know that it is unfair to compare the living standards of the United States and Europe with other regions. The economy of Eastern Europe for hundreds of years cannot be compared with that of Western Europe. Bi, I believe that neither the United States nor the United Kingdom will deny that this is a fact. Let us choose a country with similar conditions and built from the ruins. How about North Korea and South Korea? I don’t know which of these two countries Mr. Nixon thinks 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 seemed that today's situation was 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 he hadn't discussed it too deeply with McMillan and Alan Wilson, he wouldn't have encountered such a difficult situation today.

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

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

Naturally, Allen Wilson expelled South Korea from the free world nationality, and drew the comparison to the Federal Republic of Germany and the Democratic Republic of Germany.

"The Federal Republic of Germany is an important industrial area in the former Germany, and its population area is several times that of the Democratic Germany." Fultseva spoke in fluent English. "On the contrary, North Korea and South Korea's indicators are at the same starting line."

"Argument is not a quarrel." Allen Wilson smiled calmly, "It's better to take a look at the exhibition. Dear Madam, Vice President Nixon and ministers did not come to Moscow specifically to quarrel, but with full We came here with good intentions. We all understand that peace and development are the mainstream. The catastrophe of the two world wars has left mankind with great disasters and heavy lessons. People all over the world have a strong pursuit of peace; .”

"Yes, we agree with the British side." Nixon suppressed his displeasure and smiled, "It's not an aggressive quarrel about who is right~lightnovelpub.net~Who is more wrong, let time tell everything. Talk Wouldn't it be better to talk about the merits of our washing machines than the prowess of our rockets? Isn't that 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 show you something, too, to show you the spirit of the Soviet Union. We're strong , we can beat you. In this regard, we can also give you something to watch."

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

Nixon did not raise his glass. "We are simply toasting to peace."

"I wish Comrade Khrushchev a long life." Brezhnev raised his glass to wish, and then Fultseva led other Soviet cadres to raise their glasses.

Nixon finally raised his glass. "I drink to this. We don't agree with your policies, but we wish you health. Long life."

"This is also our wish." McMillan raised his glass, "for the peace and development of the world."

"For the peace and development of the world." Alan Wilson followed the tone of the foreign minister, and then the British diplomatic delegation also toasted, "For the peace and development of the world."

Alan Wilson, who was addicted to alcohol, wondered, who the **** won? Anyway, in the history in my mind, no one has won, but the Soviet Union lost earlier, and the United States lost later. Nixon’s good life in the United States has been anti-intellectual red neck, black life is expensive, and one tenth of the population is addicted replaced by the United States.

The Soviet Union is no longer the Soviet Union, but is the United States still the United States? Nixon pinned his hopes on a United States of America supported by the middle class, and the middle class in it was no longer the middle class Nixon saw.