Give me freedom or let me die. Who first said this famous saying? Please raise your hand if you know. After a long time, Yamamoto, a freshman from Japan, replied in broken English: "1775, said by Butrick Henry." "Very well, then, who said' by the people, by the people and for the people'?" "1863, abraham lincoln said." That's right, classmate It was a Japanese student who answered the question just now, but China, who grew up in the United States, couldn't answer it. What a pity! ""Kill the Japanese? "There was a strange cry in the classroom in the morning." Who! Who said that! "The female teacher flushed with anger. Yamamoto immediately replied: "1945, President Truman said." At this time, someone whispered: "This is disgusting ..." The female teacher was even more angry after listening. " Well, who said that! ""199 1, George Bush said when he met with the Japanese Prime Minister. " Yamamoto replied. Another student patted the table and smiled: "Yeah! You are so fucking energetic. "1997," Bill Clinton told Lansky. "The whole class is in chaos. Some students shouted at Yamamoto: You are soaking shit. If you dare to speak again, I will kill you." "200 1, Gary condit told Revy. (Note: White House intern Revy was murdered in Washington on 200 1. Her ex-boyfriend condit, a Democrat, was arrested as a suspect. The female teacher fainted in a rage and the students gathered around. A student said, "Shit, we are in big trouble this time." In 2002, arthur anderson said. Yamamoto immediately replied. (Note: Arthur Anderson, one of the top five accounting firms in the United States, went bankrupt in 2002 due to the Enron scandal.)