Urgently begging the rich to buy bricks, I hope everyone can help

Wealthy people in Beijing want to buy bricks to build walls. A certain A came and said: "The outer wall of a certain palace gate now wants to demolish the old bricks and replace them with new bricks, why not buy the old one?" The rich man said suspiciously: "The prince may not sell bricks." ”

in my opinion, globalization cannot eliminate poverty. in fact, it has already aroused a fierce protest. under the globalization, the economy developed dramatically, but only the rich and the developed countries can take advantages from it.

since many labour are underpaid and the developing countries provided their labour force, natural resources and industrial products in a cheaper price inevitably. it makes the gap between the rich and the poor wider constantly. besides, globalization help to exploit the labour and developing countries, it provokes the unbalance of the world economy, wider the gap between rich and the poor and standardize the wages.

thus, people feel fed up with the globalization.

I'm sorry, but I added my own connective. And also. Maybe it's because I'm not from the mainland, and I don't know what you say.

We talk a lot about developing countries and developed countries...Also, I'm paraphrased

1: There's such a girl in our neighborhood. This girl is still not ugly.

It's this mouth, it's a little bigger.

2: Big mouth, it's nothing.

1: She herself finds it ugly and looks down on people. What to do, I thought of a very unclever way 2: what way?

1: Every day she pouts this mouth.

2: Pouting?

1: Ah, she's like this

2: What is this for?

1: Wouldn't it be too small for others to see it?

2: And what about what she says?

1: When she speaks, she also looks for the one who doesn't open her mouth to say.

2: Speak without opening your mouth? All right?

1: Of course you can, you don't believe me to teach you.

2: Oh? Can you still learn from that girl?

1: You ask me casually, I don't open my mouth when you ask me anything.

2: Then let's try (Wang pouts).

1: Hey, her mouth is really small, let's see how she talks.

2: What's your last name, girl?

1: Surname Wu

2: Surname Wu I really haven't opened my mouth.

2: What's your name, girl?

1: Gourd

2: Huh?? Which big girl is called Wu Hulu?

2: And how old are you?

1:25

2: Oh twenty-five And what do you belong to?

1: Tiger 2: Wrong, no, twenty-five years old should belong to horses.

1: When you say "horse", your mouth is big.

2: Who is in your family?

1: Parents

2: Oh parents, do you have any siblings?

1: None 2: None?! She doesn't say no, she says no!

2: Do you have a partner?

1: Pinch toot

2: Pinch? Oh, just no, no, I saw you on the road with a man that day. Is that?

1: Second uncle

2: Second uncle?? So where are you going with your second uncle?

1: Department store

2: Wrong, it's a department store.

1: As soon as you say it's big, your mouth is big.

2: Oh department store What do you go to the department store to buy?

1: Buy vinegar

2: Huh?? Do department stores sell vinegar? So what do you eat when you buy vinegar?

1) Baked sweet potato

2: Hi !! Nonsense, what about your vinegar?

1: It's all sprinkled

2: Hey, open your mouth !!

Famous Introduction: Other Artists.

A collection of works by today's schools, emerging forces, and young artists.

Famous introduction: Qi Baishi.

Qi Baishi (1864 -1957) was originally known as Chunzhi, Weiqing, Lanting, later renamed Huang, endangered, alias Baishi, Baishi old man, alias Xingziwu old people, descendants of Xingtang old house, borrowed from the owner of Shanyin Pavilion, Jiping, Qi Da, Mu Jushi, Xiangshang old farmer, 300 stone seal rich man, etc. A native of Xiangtan, Hunan. Chairman of the Chinese Artists Association, Research Librarian of the ** Museum of Culture and History, Chairman of the Beijing Chinese Painting Research Association, and Honorary President of the Beijing Chinese Painting Academy.

He was elected as a deputy to the first National People's Congress. He is the author of "Poetry and Grass in the Borrowing Mountain Yinguan", "Poetry and Grass of Baishi", "Autobiography of Old Man Baishi", etc.; He has published a variety of albums such as the three-volume "Selected Works of Qi Baishi" and "Selected Landscape Paintings of Qi Baishi".

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