"Damn."
"Xie Te."
"Fuck."
"..."
The young man kept cursing, repeating continuously, his face slightly twisted, no longer retaining the refined and confident look he had earlier.
Seeing this.
Zhou Yan winced, knowing this person was panicking. Public opinion, when overwhelmingly one-sided, could very well spiral out of control, and the European Union wanted to intervene.
However.
Public sentiment was overwhelming.
Now.
It was mostly online, with few experts weighing in.
But.
Once it fermented on a large scale and evolved into a collective incident, the control of the situation would shift to the European Union, and the people of Greece would protest.
They could only protest in Greece.
...
Afterwards.
Zhou Yan put on his earphones.
Listening to music.
Going online.
Searching the Greece debt crisis, a lot of news popped up instantly, and he gradually realized that the voices calling for Greece's exit were not limited to the internet.
France.
Germany.
