Everyone heard the meaning of coconut stealing in his words and laughed.

Two more days later, Lin Chaoyang received Reoni Heric, a reporter from the Yanjing agency of Time magazine, at his villa on Deepwater Bay Road.

According to his own introduction, he studied abroad in China for two years in the 1980s. He spoke very well in Chinese, and he was half a "China Communication".

"As for interviewing you, our Beijing-based institutions have gone through a fierce competition, and in the end I was lucky enough to win and got the opportunity to interview this time."

After the greetings, Leoni Heric joked.

"I'm so popular?"

"Of course! The 'Lin Chaoyang phenomenon that you caused in the United States" is a strange thing that has not happened in the American cultural circle for decades. Everyone wants to see your true face."

Lin Chaoyang smiled and said, "Then you may be disappointed. I am just an ordinary person."

"No, since I met, I felt your specialness."

"Oh?" Lin Chaoyang raised his eyebrows and showed a curious look.

Leoni Herik looked around the huge villa, "You should be the richest among the writers I have come into contact with, and even among the cultural world!"

Lin Chaoyang laughed when he heard this, "It's all thanks to the strong woman in our family."

He wanted to keep a low profile, but Leoni Heric said: "As far as I know, your work is sold overseas, and the royalty income in the US market alone is as much as tens of millions of dollars!"

Listening to his question, Lin Chaoyang did not answer immediately, but asked, "Is the interview the beginning?"

"Of course not, this is just my personal gossip habit."

After a few jokes, the two of them sat down and the interview officially began.

"My colleagues think you should be the most likely Chinese writer to win the Nobel Prize yet!"

Leoni Heric said a violent argument as soon as he came up. Lin Chaoyang's face was calm and he was not disturbed by his words. The word "'maybe'" is too illusory."

"You don't seem to value the Nobel Prize very much?"

"Of course not. Any award is a recognition of me and my work, and is a cherished honor.

But you should know that there is a saying in China that people worry about nothing, and people don’t need to worry about what has not happened.”

Leoni Heric did not entangle the Nobel Prize issue, but regarded it as an appetizer. He then talked about the huge response that Lin Chaoyang's works have caused in the American cultural circle over the past two months.

"You have recently published two works in the United States, one is "The Dallas Buyers Club" and the other is "China on the Bite of the Tongue".

"Dallas Buyers Club" is a work that conforms to American values ​​and culture, and is adapted from real cases, which firmly grasps the two sensitive topics of homosexuality and AIDS.

The style is bold. As far as I know, this novel has also caused great controversy not only in the United States, but also in your motherland, China.

I'm very curious, for what purpose did you create such a work?"

"This matter starts with my previous works that were introduced to the United States, which have been welcomed in the United States-."

Lin Chaoyang was interrupted by Leoni Heric when he said this, "It's not a 'some welcome'. I have read that before "A Bite of the Tongue", your cumulative sales of your work in the United States have exceeded 1.9 million copies.

This is a huge achievement for a pure literary writer and a foreign writer.

At least in what I know, only writers who have written world-renowned works have achieved such results.”

Lin Chaoyang smiled, "Sales do not mean everything."

Seeing that Lin Chaoyang didn't want to talk about sales more, Leoni Heric had to signal him to continue.

"Last year I went to the United States to receive the awards, and I participated in some activities and met the editor-in-chief of "The New Yorker" at that time?

Lin Chaoyang talked about the creation of "Dallas Buyer Club", and Leoni Heric was a little surprised.

He never expected that a work like "Dallas Buyer Club" was created at the invitation of the publisher.

"I remember last year the New York Times published an article praising you for "writing like a master."

I think everyone is as curious as me how your English creation ability is so strong? It is even better than most native English speakers I have seen.

Lin Chaoyang moved out his library's work experience and emphasized Ji Xianlin in Yanyuan. Jin Ke, a master of foreign language studies, said that he was just learning from his predecessors.

"It seems that this work experience at Yenching University has provided sufficient nutrition for your creative career and has also trained your outstanding abilities."

Leoni Heric is a reporter from an institution stationed in Beijing, so he naturally understands Yan University's position in the Chinese education industry.

"My question is a bit sensitive next. In your work, "gay" and "AIDS" are very attractive elements. How do you view these two corporate events? Can you tell me about your reality Is there any idea?"

After Leoni Heric asked this question, the Salt God stared at Shi Chaoyang, as if he wanted to see his mind from his Yan Qing.

But Chaoyang shrugged, "How can you think? Yiyi orientation, Yiyi disease, our world is very big, and we can accommodate all Yitong!"

His attitude was light, but behind it was respect and tolerance that ordinary people could not meet, which made Leoni Heric resist a little reverence in his heart.

Writers who can write works like "Dallas Buyer Club" do indeed have universal feelings that are beyond ordinary people.

Leoni Heric tasted the answer from Chaoyang, resisted putting down the home book of Yuzhong, and applauded gently to show his inner respect.

"One art orientation, one art disease!"

"Our world is very big and can accommodate all the empty space!"

"Mr. Wu, your broad mind is admirable!"

Leoni Heric sincerely praised.

Lin Chaoyang raised his lips lightly, smiled calmly, and was very popular. His image in Leoni Heric salt was not tall.

White, with higher education, elite profession, Reoni Heric is a typical white leftist who cannot be taken seriously by Wu Chaoyang's set of things.

As the saying goes, learn from the barbarians’ skills to control the barbarians. I exported LGBT things to the other side of the ocean 30 years in advance. How do you deal with the Americans?

Half a month later, Columbia University, New York, Hamilton Building.

As one of the representative buildings of Columbia University, the Hamilton Building undertakes teaching many undergraduate core courses of Columbia University.

This morning, Ken Schneider, a well-known corporate science professor at Columbia University, was teaching in the staircase classroom on the second floor. His research direction was a bit off-the-sex research.

The research scope can be described as having a wide range of knowledge about the past and the present, from ancient Greece to ancient Egyptian gay murals and documents to the development of contemporary homosexual culture.

Although it is a bit of a family, it is very popular among students from Columbia University.

"——Since the late 1980s, a series of cases involving homosexuals in the military have attracted high attention from the associations and have also led to the military and legislatures rethinking and reviewing the homosexual policies of the US military.

But we must know clearly that changes in upper-level policies are by no means a day or overnight.

Although there are many civil rights organizations, legal aid organizations, and members of Congress have joined forces to launch a massive campaign, policy is still lagging behind in protecting the homosexual community.

Last year, the Gulf War broke out, and the homosexuality in the army once again entered the public's vision. Ken Schneider on the podium talked with his back to the slide. Hundreds of students below the audience looked serious and listened to his speech with all concentration.

Although in the American people at this time, there is still a dilemma against homosexuality.

But young people are naturally pursuing innovative and unique.

On the university campus, Yubi is a Columbia campus, which has always been famous for its radical movement, but these students have long been "awakened" and believe that everyone is born equal and that everyone has the right to love others.

Whether you love the opposite sex or the same sex, it is a sacred emotion.

"-Walking through the gloom of the 1980s, although homosexuality is still a taboo in some industries and business meetings, the rights of homosexuals have at least made some progress."

Ken Schneider on the stage said this, he could use a gentle movement to switch the slide. A picture full of text appeared on the screen.

"When God gives you a pair of eggs, it's changeable to make you pretend to be a sissy!"

"I want to dress up beautifully. This is my last thing, be a beautiful angel."

"Do you know? You don't deserve our money, you homophobia bastard!"

When the students saw the text on the slides clearly, some people smiled knowingly, and they obviously knew where the text came from.

"I think many of you should be unfamiliar with these.

That's right, "The Dallas Buyers Club", a work that can be called great.

After going through the gloom of the 1980s and a new decade, one of the iconic events of the American gay rights movement is the birth of this great work!”

On the podium, Ken Schneider's tone was strong and strong, his expression was firm and full of hope.

The fewer students in the audience were also infected by his words and emotions, as if they were personally involved in history.

For several months, the public opinion impact of "Dallas Buyers Club" in all walks of life in the United States business associations has been huge.

Many homosexual organizations took advantage of the small coin to organize activities everywhere, which has set off a great influence on public opinion in various cities in the United States, bringing the gay rights movement in the United States to a climax since the 1990s.

The slides switched again, under the eye-catching "TIME" on the rest of the face, the light from where it shone illuminated Wu Chaoyang's brow salt. His salt god was deep and calm, with the wrinkles of the salt corners shattered, outlining the wise

look.

"Let us remember this great writer, Mr. Wu Chaoyang!"

"He used his hometown to forge his sword and spoke for the weak!"

"I am worthy of the title of human soul tutor!"

Ken Schneider's tone is full of emotion and incitement.
Chapter completed!