In China,pensation is typically defined with reference to per capita ie, which often results in rtively low amounts. In contrast, in the United States, when the severity and impact of an incident are significant,pensation can reach extraordinary heights.


    A few years back, an American airline forcibly removed an Asian doctor from a flight, physically dragging him off the ne. This shocking event gained widespread attention online, leading to substantial negative repercussions for the airline. Ultimately, the airline and the doctor reached a settlement, which remained undisclosed to the public. However, numerous reports suggested that thepensation could be as high as $1.4 billion.<fn5ae8> Original content can be found at find[?]ovel</fn5ae8>


    Suchpensation amounts are unfathomable in China, yet they are not unusual in the United States.


    Given that the Rothschild family has acknowledged their misfortune and admitted fault in this situation, American societal norms would allow Zhou Liangyun to pursue significantpensation from them.


    Moreover, considering the far-reaching implications of this incident, if Zhou Liangyun’s legal team is sufficiently skilled, it would not be particrly challenging for the Rothschild family to face apensation im of around $300 million.<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    However, Zhou Liangyun expressed his stance clearly, stating, “There’s no need forpensation. Please inform the Rothschild family’swyers to prepare an unconditional settlement agreement. I am ready to sign it.”


    The justice, taken aback, responded, “Mr. Zhou, are you certain you want to settle without conditions? Although my position restricts what I can say, this case has attracted nationwide attention in the U.S. If you forgopensation, it may seem… somewhat inappropriate…”


    Since the Rothschild family has decided to absolve Zhou Liangyun, it seems only reasonable, both emotionally and logically, that they provide him with adequatepensation. This would help satisfy the public’s curiosity and allow them to move on from the incident feeling content.


    If Zhou Liangyun does not receivepensation—whether because the Rothschild family chooses not to pay or he simply does not want it—those following the case may feel unresolved, leaving a lingering difort.


    The justice, having connections with the Rothschild family, is understandably keen to avoid leaving any loose ends. He believes that if the parties can reach a resolution that pleases the public, the incident will gradually fade from collective memory.


    Thus, he advised Zhou Liangyun, “Mr. Zhou, I understand that your family is also affluent and may not prioritize money, but I urge you to reconsider. You have endured injustice and suffering, and you deservepensation. The Rothschild family has caused you significant harm, and it is only fair they pay a substantial price for this.”


    Zhou Liangyun gently shook his head and replied with a smile, “Compensation is truly unnecessary. If I were to ept their money, people’s perception of the situation would shift dramatically. Initially, everyone sympathizes with me and rallies to support me, but over time, that sentiment would morph into envy. They might even want to supnt my position.”


    “In this scenario, the perpetrator would no longer be seen as the wrongdoer but rather as a benefactor. This is the exact opposite of what I hope for, and I cannot ept that!”


    The justice, surprised, asked, “Mr. Zhou, what is it that you truly desire?”


    Zhou Liangyun raised his voice earnestly, “What I want is for everyone to always remember this situation, to acknowledge that the Rothschild family has trampled upon Americanw, that they have misused public authority for private gain, and that they have wielded their influence to manipte the justice system to achieve their own ends.”