In BfA I really want to see blizzard show us what faction pride means for the different races

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So in legion the only conflict we really saw was Worgen VS Forsaken. But there are so many more alliance vs horde conflicts between races.I wanna see gnomes, goblin, huojin and tushui pandaren, dreanei and blood elves we haven't really seen on a horde vs alliance situation in a while. I would really like to see and explore this conflict from all the races points of view.One of the things I'm hoping is that we with the aid of Ji or Aysa will try to recruit allied races from pandaria (cough jinyu and hozen please and ty blizz) and something goes wrong so we finally get to see faction pride as pandarens.How about goblins teaming up with leper gnomes? And gnomes seeking out gilgoblins instead? There are so many stories to be told and I really want to feel proud for both my faction and my race while playing.But other then allied races related stuff. I just really want to see what it means for each race to be a part of it's faction and I think BfA is a great time to do that.

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