Rebirth: Good girls should not be let down, bad girls should not be wasted

Li Mubai had just seen this female international student, sitting at the other end of the bench.

She is a typical European and American Caucasian, with thick and curly long blond hair draped gently on her shoulders.

A pair of dark blue eyes, as bright as clear lake water, and a face that is delicate and elegant.

He is not tall, about 1.6 meters tall.

He looks very well-educated. He holds his hands in front of him when speaking. Although his Mandarin is not standard, he is gentle and firm.

Wearing a cross necklace around his neck, he must be a Christian.

The female classmate looked in disbelief.

Shouldn’t you international students help each other?

Why do you want to speak for Li Mubai?

That Nico looked at his female classmate suspiciously.

After the female schoolmate translated the words of the female international student to him.

His expression changed.

Argued a few words in English.

The general idea was that Li Mubai used racist insults against him very viciously.

However, this kind of thing is not politically correct in China. Feng Xiang only thought that Li Mubai's scolding was a bit harsh.

The female international student shook her head, holding the cross on her chest, and said a few words to him in English.

She could swear to God that it was you who used the insulting words first, and it was you who was wrong first.

Perhaps due to the suppression of race and skin color, Nico yelled a few words and left.

The female schoolmate trotted after him.

Feng Xiang frowned, this Nico was so rude.

However, Nico stopped pursuing the case, and there was no need for Feng Xiang to stand up for the foreign student.

After praising the female international student a few times, he glared at Li Mubai dissatisfiedly and left.

Li Mubai said to the female international student:

"Thank you, thank you for speaking up."

The female international student smiled implicitly and said in less fluent Chinese:

"You're welcome, my Chinese is not very good and I don't understand what you just said."

Li Mubai said in English:

"Thank you for your courage and righteousness in standing up and seeking justice."

The female international student nodded, smiled, and said with admiration:

"The Chinese language is really broad and profound. It's an idiom. A few words can convey a lot of information, and it's very beautiful."

The female international student stumbled a bit while speaking, and looked up from time to time to think about her words, which looked a little cute.

Li Mubai continued to speak in English:

"My name is Li Mubai, what about you? Where are you from?"

The female international student said in Mandarin:

"My name is Emily Jones. You can call me Emily. I come from a beautiful country. Can you speak more Mandarin to me?"

Li Mubai nodded appreciatively.

They are all international students, and the gap between people is really big.

I don’t know how long that Nico has been in China, and he can’t even understand Mandarin.

This beautiful Chinese girl is kind-hearted and eager to learn.

Li Mubai suddenly had a flash of inspiration.

correct!

She comes from a beautiful country!

You can make friends with her.

Li Mubai smiled and said:

"Yes, we can learn from each other. You teach me English and I teach you Chinese."

Emily said modestly:

"Your English is very good. Among domestic students, I have never seen anyone better than you."

Li Mubai joked:

"You are also very good. You have learned a virtue called humility in our country."

Emily smiled and said:

"Actually, I also have Chinese ancestry. My maternal great-grandmother is Chinese."

Li Mubai suddenly realized and said:

"No wonder I feel so kind to you. It's very different from the feeling that the international student gave me just now."

"Fortunately, he didn't even want to learn Mandarin when he came to study in China. I don't even know what the meaning of his coming to study in China was."

When mentioning Nico just now, Emily frowned unnoticeably, but Li Mubai still noticed it.

It seemed that it was offensive to her to compare her with that Nico.

Li Mubai looked at the cross around her neck and had a rough guess in his mind.

There's a good chance she's also a racist.

Li Mubai asked:

"You must be a Catholic."

Emily held the cross on her chest and looked at it, then said with joy:

"Wow, it seems that you also know my religion very well. You can tell at a glance that I am a Catholic. Our whole family is a devout Catholic."

There are three branches of Christianity, Orthodox, Catholic, and Protestant.

Domestically, they are collectively called Christians, but there are differences. Their crosses are obviously different.

There is no Crucifixion of Jesus on the Protestant cross.

The Catholic cross has the Crucifixion of Jesus.

Orthodox crosses also feature the Crucifixion of Jesus, but with an extra slash underneath.

When Li Mubai was abroad in his previous life, he came into contact with many Christians and he understood them quite well.

"I've learned a little bit about it. I heard that there are more Protestants in the beautiful country."

Emily looked a little dissatisfied.

Catholics are the most conservative in Christianity. Although there are more Protestants in the United States, Catholics feel that the splintered Protestantism is "treason."

Then, Emily began to preach to Li Mubai endlessly.

I don’t even care about speaking Mandarin all the time.

From time to time, a few complete English sentences pop up.

Li Mubai listened attentively, nodding slightly from time to time, showing great interest.

"Lee, can you believe it? The Protestant Church doesn't recognize the Pope. Do you know how ridiculous this is?"

When it came to the key point, Emily looked distressed and began to make gestures with her hands. She even couldn't maintain her ladylike image.

Li Mubai nodded in agreement and said seriously:

"I agree with your point of view. The existence of the Pope is legal and necessary. I believe the Orthodox believe the same. They will definitely recognize the Pope in the future."

After listening to Li Mubai's words, Emily's eyes widened.

When the Roman Empire split into Eastern Rome and Western Rome, Christianity also split.

Western Roman Christians are Catholics because Rome, Italy, was divided into the Western Roman Empire.

So the Roman Pope became the Catholic Pope.

Eastern Roman Christians believe that they are the authentic Christianity, referred to as Orthodox Christianity.

But they don't listen to the Pope. Their highest leader is the Patriarch.

The Eastern Orthodox Church and the Catholic Church have been divided for a thousand years, and the grievances and hatreds therein cannot be told for three days and three nights.

Emily, a devout Catholic, could not believe that one day the Orthodox Church would listen to the Pope.

How dare Li Mubai say that?

But Emily likes Li Mubai's point of view.

Suddenly I felt like meeting a close friend in a foreign land.

"Lee, do you really think so?"

It's not what Li Mubai thought, it's just how it happened.

In another year, the Catholic and Orthodox churches will draft a joint document, agreeing for the first time that the pope will be the "first bishop", higher than the Orthodox patriarch.

"I believe that this time will not be too far away."

Li Mubai's words deeply touched Emily's heart, and there were little stars in Li Mubai's eyes.

"Emily, it's time to be interviewed."

Another female international student came to find Emily and reminded her that she was going to be interviewed.

Emily looked annoyed. She was having a great time chatting with Li Mubai and wanted to give up the interview.

But as a Catholic, you have to be committed.

I have agreed to be interviewed, and I cannot go back on it.

Emily said reluctantly:

"Lee, I have to go. I look forward to chatting with you next time."

"Yes, me too."

Emily just left and hurried back.

"Li, I haven't added your contact information yet?"

Li Mubai smiled and said:

"Okay, do you use QQ?"