Chapter 109: Thick White Mist_3

In the evening, Yan Fei and Wen Rou enjoyed an authentic Chinese feast, which brought smiles to Wen Rou's face as she repeatedly praised the renowned Chinese cuisine, only mentioning that some dishes were a bit spicy. Afterward, Yan Fei took Wen Rou to see the nighttime view of The Bund in Shanghai and other famous sights, which left her in constant amazement. Having grown up in The United States of America, her impression of China was often one of backwardness and poverty from the mainstream American media, where there was even a reporter who imagined that Chinese men still wore queues. Therefore, Americans tended to have biases against China, including Wen Rou. Now, confronted with scenes more bustling than New York, she was astonished and felt she had been misled.