What does it mean that I am afraid that Chinese girls will not dare to go out because the sun goes d

This was written in response to the Permanent Residence Ordinance for Foreigners.

The full paragraph is - I am afraid that Chinese girls will no longer dare to go out as soon as the sun sets, I am afraid that in a few years the black** yellow-haired man will tell me in broken Chinese that he is also Chinese, I am afraid that when a disaster occurs, the national cohesion will dissipate, and I am afraid that when the teacher stands on the podium and talks about the heroic resistance of our ancestors to foreign enemies, the black and white children below will not care. I'm afraid I'll never be able to tell my fellow human beings by their yellow ** black eyes anymore!

Law and order is insecure. Recently, there has been a lot of discussion about how foreigners can obtain permanent residency in China for their entire family.

There are many meanings.

1. I'm afraid of Chinese female students

2. I'm afraid of the sun setting.

3. I don't dare to go out after the sun sets

4. After the sun sets, Chinese schoolgirls dare not go out.

5. This sentence is a sick sentence often said in the second grade of primary school.

Suddenly dare not go out, there must be a sudden thing, and then it will happen, and then you can't go out to find this thing, and then analyze the psychological reasons to rule out organic lesions before excretion, understand that is to go to the hospital for a physical examination, if you feel normal like this, and then look for the problem of psychological problems, and then find out the problem of the problem, and then you can treat the symptoms according to the cause of the problem**.

You're still so beautiful, it's okay, good daughter-in-law, that's a lot, that's a lot, be brave, he's not as big as him, otherwise he'll have to pay it back.

There are many meanings: 1. I'm afraid of Chinese school girls, 2. I'm afraid of the sun setting. 3. I don't dare to go out after the sun sets, 4. After the sun sets, Chinese female students don't dare to go out. 5. This sentence is a sick sentence often said in the second grade of primary school.

Decay. Han Anonymous's "Miscellaneous Secrets": "Ji Ying said: 'The official family is a heavy gift, borrowing to see the decay, slow down the end, and add Ju Zhai Er.'" ’”

It's that there's nothing to do when you go out, and you're not afraid of it if you have a purpose, it's generally fine, who goes out blindly to hang out.

I had just come back from outside, and I saw a lot of thugs on the way, and I was a little scared