Four days after the parade ended, major mainstream newspapers in Paris, under the instruction of Jerome Bonaparte, raced to report on the Paris parade ceremony and the incident where the Minister of Foreign Affairs rebuked the envoy of the Russian Empire.
Many newspapers, adhering to the spirit of exaggerating as much as possible, lavishly praised, claiming that the French Army was the best in Europe and that the Gauls were the most hard-working and enduring people in the world, with some even going so far as to call the Gauls a "herbivore nation."
