In the 1950s, many immigrants from other countries came to this country. They immersed themselves in work. This caused a notable impact on the local economy. The impact impaired the power of the imperialistic country. The newspapers became impatient at first. It incited the government to impose tax on all of the immigrants. None of them would be immune. It also said that some immigrants should be imprisoned because they had seized an immense amount of money from the local people. The implication of its statement was to give the immigrants an implicit threat. The immigrants seemed to be immune to the threat. Comparing the threat to a kind of disease, they were immune to it. But silence didn't imply consent. The President recognized the importance to improve on the relationship between the two sides. He was a person who was rather impartial. So the people had implicit trust in him. He said, "We cannot do improper things on an impulse. It is impossible to impose our wishes on somebody else. The government is implementing a new policy to help the unemployed. Next we will import more scientific implements to improve our work efficiency." The impressive speech by the President gave the people an impetus to reunite the country.

　　20世纪50年代，许多来自别国的移民到了这个国家。他们沉浸在工作当中。这给当地的经济造成了显著的冲击。这种冲击削弱了这个帝国主义国家的实力。报纸首先不耐烦了。它怂恿政府向所有移民征税，一个也不能豁免。它还说一些移民应该给监禁起来，因为他们从当地人手中掠夺了巨大的钱财。这项申明的含意是要给移民一个不言明的恐吓。移民们好像对这种恐吓不受影响。如果把这种恐吓比作一种病毒的话，他们对它免疫。但沉默不意指默认。总统意识到改进双方关系的重要性。他是一个相当公正的人。人民对他有无疑问的信任。他说：“我们不能凭冲动而做不适当的事情。把我们的意愿强加给别人是不可能的。政府正贯彻一项新的政策采帮助失业者。接着我们还将进口更多的科技工具来改进我们的工作效率。”他那让人印象深刻的演讲给了人们推动力，使国家重新团结在一起。