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本以为是一次单调无味的出访,没想到却演变成一次惊魂之旅……尼克松回忆道:“我们居然运气不错,还能从这次旅行中活着回来”20世纪50年代后期,美国的艾森豪威尔总统非常喜欢派遣副总统尼克松夫妇出国访问。为了维护国际间的友好关系,副总统可是不惜代价,吃够了苦头。比如说在印度尼西亚、阿富汗、埃塞俄比亚患腹泻啦,在缅甸遭包围啦,在卡萨布兰卡受侮辱啦,在墨西哥城一架失灵的电梯中受到一个小时汗淋淋的煎熬啦。但这一切与他在加拉加斯的行程相比,显得那样微不足道。反美分子分成五批,要把尼克松炸成粉碎,烧成灰烬……这次出访意在作出睦邻姿态,因而尼克松也想到一定很单调无味。他在事后写道:“在我以副总统身分进行的多次出国访问中,我最不想去的是1958年的南美之行——这并非因为我感到这次任务艰
This thought was a monotonous visit, did not think it has evolved into a savage trip ... Nixon recalls: ”We are actually good luck, but also live from this trip back “ the late 1950s, the United States President Eisenhower enjoyed sending Vice President Nixon to visit China. In order to safeguard the friendly relations among the nations, the vice president eats enough hardships at any cost. For example, in Indonesia, Afghanistan and Ethiopia, people are suffering from diarrhea, being surrounded by Burma, being insulted in Casablanca, and suffering an hour-long sweat in a malfunctioning elevator in Mexico City. But all this seems insignificant compared to his trip to Caracas. The anti-American elements are divided into five batches, and the Nixon bombed into ashes and burnt to ashes ... The visit was intended to make a good-neighborly gesture and Nixon also thought it must be very boring. He wrote after the incident: ”Of the many overseas trips that I conducted as Vice President, I did not want to go to South America in 1958 - it was not because of the task I was feeling hard