Chapter 265: Confirming the 5000-Year Culture! Sister Gu Is Amazing
Chapter 265: Chapter 265: Confirming the 5000-Year Culture! Sister Gu Is Amazing
"You shouldn’t just be giving us Chuan City—right, your Rui City has the Sanxingdui Culture discovery too. Give them both to us."
"..."
’I’m speechless.’
Gu Shengsheng almost laughed out of pure rage when she heard that.
"The Sanxingdui Culture could never be yours, and now you want our Rui City and Chuan City too? Your scheming is so loud I can hear it all the way from Huaxia."
"Buddy, if you want territory, go talk to Huaxia’s military, don’t come whining to me. Got it? Let’s see if a cannon blast can’t knock some sense into you."
Gu Shengsheng let out a yawn and continued, "The main issue here isn’t actually about that."
"But since you brought up geography, I believe the most important point is, in fact, a geographical one."
"Since I know a thing or two about geology, allow me to explain it simply."
Zhang Zhengyi was speechless. ’Gu Shengsheng’s abilities are so formidable, yet she claims to only "know a thing or two"?’
’Even as a professor, I find her level of knowledge unfathomable.’
Gu Shengsheng crossed her arms and said, "Geographically speaking, the Nile River Delta, between Cairo and Alexandria Port, is an alluvial plain. An alluvial plain is formed by the deposition of silt and sand carried by a river—in this case, the Nile."
"This land was formed by these deposits. Two thousand years ago, the area near what is now Alexandria Port was underwater. Following globally accepted geological history... this means that an event in 332 BC, the supposed origin of your historical culture, could never have happened there."
"If it did exist, don’t tell me everyone was building cities in the middle of the ocean!"
At these words, many people in the live stream comments started laughing.
Many of them were knowledgeable and educated viewers.
"I think what Gu Shengsheng is saying is true. I never thought much of it, but when I was studying abroad, my own professors would contradict themselves on this topic."
"Right, right! Whenever someone brought it up, they could never explain it clearly and would just gloss over it. I guess everyone who studies this stuff goes through the same thing. It’s an open secret. A lot of places don’t really care about this part of history."
"It’s just that no one is willing to be the one to overturn it."
"If you look at it that way, does that mean Ancient Egyptian culture might not even have existed?"
"Holy crap, the more you think about it, the more terrifying it is. I can’t believe Gu Shengsheng dares to say something like this."
"I’m increasingly convinced that Misi Country is full of psychos."
The Misi Country delegation still wanted to argue.
Gu Shengsheng continued, "Whether it’s agriculture or population growth, that kind of development requires massive resources and large-scale food production. But none of this aligns with the supposed developmental trajectory."
"I’m certain of an even more important point: all of these records are on sheepskin parchment. Parchment is expensive and difficult to preserve, so very few examples have survived. This casts doubt on the recorded history."
"Furthermore, you have no reliable written records that have been passed down, no unearthed artifacts, and no cultural inheritance. Yet with a single sentence, you demand the Sanxingdui Culture, as well as our Huaxia’s Rui City and Chuan City."
"With so many issues, I think Misi Country owes us an explanation. Don’t you agree?"
Once Gu Shengsheng laid this out, Misi Country was no longer the only one with cause for concern. The foundation of all Western civilization was now in question. Who was the forger... and who was responsible for this deception?
And so, the Misi Country representatives began to break out in a cold sweat.
Then, Gu Shengsheng said, "These are all issues we have carefully investigated in our research. We in Huaxia have data to back this up. Of course, I can’t share the data with you, as it’s classified."
"But everything I am telling you right now is true."
Gu Shengsheng put on a curious, inquisitive expression. "So, I require an explanation."
As soon as she said this, the Federation representative spoke up. "Miss Gu, everyone agrees that what you’ve said about Huaxia’s civilization is sound. As for the so-called Sanxingdui Culture, the entire world looks forward to your research findings."
"Misi Country and Tianlan Country should no longer interfere in this matter."
The situation was already clear. They knew there was a major problem.
Misi Country was at the forefront of this mess and had already been exposed. What could they possibly say now?
Tianlan Country didn’t dare to breathe a word. At the beginning, they had been united with Misi Country against a common enemy.
Now, their ’big brother’ had clearly given an order, so how could they dare make a move?
So, the Tianlan Country representative said, their voice dripping with frustration, "Miss Gu’s points are very reasonable. The evidence is also quite sufficient. We are convinced. In the future, we will certainly discuss things properly, not like this."
"Miss Gu, you represent Huaxia, and we will have to be in contact more in the future."
Gu Shengsheng gave a slight nod and didn’t say much more. "Let’s keep this professional. I’m just a small-time streamer. The only reason I’m standing here is because of my live streams. My goal in streaming is also very simple: to earn views and supplement my family’s income."
"So, you can just think of me as the bad guy. I’m Huaxia’s villain. Everyone else in Huaxia is better than me."
"Since there are no more issues with this matter, I’ll be logging off."
The Federation representatives still had much more to say, but Gu Shengsheng had already logged off.
This really ticked off the head of the Federation delegation.
He even felt a bit helpless. This Gu Shengsheng was just too much of a character.
After Gu Shengsheng logged off, everyone on the Huaxia side was ecstatic.
Zhang Zhengyi immediately exclaimed, "Shengsheng, that was incredible! How did you even... When did you start researching the origins of foreign civilizations?"
"And you spoke so vividly, as if you’d really done the research yourself."
Zhang Zhengyi chuckled. "You little rascal, you really have a lot of tricks up your sleeve."
Gu Shengsheng: "..."
"They aren’t tricks. I really did the research. It’s just that the project was shut down."
Because the project had been shut down, Gu Shengsheng knew she had touched a nerve.
She also knew how desperate those people were to stop anyone from investigating further.
Now that she had brought this up, there were far more people nervous than just the ones from Misi Country.
So, instead of getting bogged down in proving herself, it was their turn to break out in a cold sweat.
She had seized the initiative.
After it was all over, Gu Shengsheng was already used to the surge in her follower count.
If what she had done before was already explosive, this time was on a completely different level.
After all, she had just vindicated five thousand years of culture!
Who would dare spout such nonsense anymore? Who would dare to question Huaxia’s culture now?
Now, before they could even think of questioning, they would first have to prove the origins of European culture and explain how their so-called "city built on the sea" could have existed.
Some things could be mutually buried and ignored when kept in the shadows.
But once brought out into the open, it was no longer so simple.
Zhang Zhengyi watched Gu Shengsheng with a profound expression on his face. He desperately wished he could just whisk her away to his lab to do research.
But his laboratory simply didn’t have the resources to attract someone like Gu Shengsheng.
So all he could do was sigh in frustration.