Wenchuan immigrated to Guangdong

The relationship between countries is actually the same as that between people. Although all countries put their interests first, there are also many die-hard friends, such as Batie and us. That kind of relationship can definitely set an example in the world. The following two small countries are also very close to China. As the saying goes, a friend in need is a friend indeed. After the Wenchuan earthquake, one of them donated 400 million yuan directly, and the other flew flags at half mast when he returned to China, setting up a national mourning day.

The first country is Saudi Arabia, the richest country in the Gulf region. This country has always been famous for its local tyrants, especially some princes and princes. When they go out to play and visit, they all charter flights in batches, and all kinds of local tyrants make you shine. The nationals of this country are also very local tyrants. Basically, there are very few luxury cars at home, and it is shameful to say it. So why so rich? Selling oil.

Saudi Arabia established diplomatic relations with China a long time ago and has always maintained good bilateral relations. The traditional friendship between the two countries is also very good. As early as the Tang Dynasty, Saudi Arabia had trade with Datang and sent envoys to each other. The continuation of this traditional friendship is manifested in one party's immediate support when it is in trouble. Immediately after the Wenchuan earthquake, Saudi Arabia donated $50 million and donated $6,543.8+0 million in materials, and then sent 654.38+0,000 sets of prefabricated houses. The total value is at least 400 million, and these countries give the most money in the world, much more than the United States and other countries.

The other country is Peru, a small country in South America. It is said that the earliest ancestors in Peru came from the Shang Dynasty 3000 years ago. After King Wu's attack, a large number of Shang immigrants crossed the ocean to South America to thrive with the local people. So now Peruvians look like China. At present, among Peru's population of more than 20 million, there are more than 4 million Chinese, which is the country with the largest number of Chinese in South America.

Perhaps because of this, this country has always been very close to China and has a particularly good relationship. After the Wenchuan earthquake, Peru immediately lowered its flag at half mast to express its condolences. At that time, apart from the United Nations, it was one of the few countries that lowered flags at half-mast for the earthquake-stricken areas. What was even more touching was that a national mourning day was later set up to mourn. This was the only country that did so at that time. Too iron!