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    In Zhonghai City, Yuan Benchu ??and Zhang Yi arrived at the international airport. After getting off the plane, Zhang Yi led him to the People's Hospital to visit the two elders who were hospitalized. The Zhang family's parents have a son named Zhang Yi. He has lived in New Zealand all year round, so the two of them  The old people depended on each other for life, and eventually they suffered from depression, which led to many internal illnesses.

    After all, he is an old man in his sixties. There is nothing wrong with Zhang Yi for his career, but when can he stop making money?  When your parents are old and sick, you will regret it later.

    Filial piety is one of the best qualities of Chinese people, and it should be carried forward no matter what. After all, everyone will grow old at some point, and it is a pity to have no children around to take care of them.

    Yuan Benchu ??could understand Zhang Yi's mood very well. A series of emotions such as self-blame, regret, and loneliness lingered in his heart. This feeling was very uncomfortable, and because the career he had worked for all his life ended in a transfer, how could a man do it?  You will be happy!

    Looking at the two elders lying in the intensive care unit, Zhang Yi looked at them through the glass with a heavy heart.

    "Hey, it's all my fault. Why didn't you go back to China earlier to develop your career? Instead of going abroad, you could still take care of your parents at home. Now I have nothing. It's all my fault. I deserve to die!" Zhang Yi said in an almost desperate tone.  .

    Yuan Benchu ??had no choice but to comfort him: "Brother Zhang, things can still turn around, don't give up!" Yuan Benchu's words of encouragement made Zhang Yi's eyes light up.

    Yes, there is still hope. With these ten million, he does not believe that his parents cannot be cured. Even if it is an elixir, he will buy it!  Birth, old age, illness and death are natural for human beings, but how can children watch their parents suffer?  When there is still hope, you should do your best to live up to your devotion to your children.

    "Well, I must cure my parents and come with me to the black market to inspect the goods." Zhang Yi was so eager to transfer the ranch to raise money to buy organs on the black market. Although the domestic investigation and punishment of this aspect is very strict, there are still some  Many people take desperate risks. After all, the values ??in China are different. What is important is to be buried in peace. Few people will write any donation wills. This has also led to insufficient supply of organs in domestic hospitals. The supply on the surface is simply not enough for the people of the country, and the only option is to take  Is it a secret way of trading? Where there is buying and selling, there is a market!  Therefore, illegal organ trading has emerged.

    Zhonghai City has a long history, with a history of more than 3,000 years.  As early as the period of Emperor Ku, Yao, and Shun Yu, it belonged to the ancient Yangzhou domain.  Zhonghai City was the territory of Wu State, a vassal state with the surname Ji in the Spring and Autumn Period. It was a fiefdom of Chun Shenjun of Chu State during the Warring States Period, and the construction of the city began.  "Shencheng"

    It is the earliest city in Zhonghai region.  Later, the city site of Shencheng changed several times and the place name was changed many times.  It was finally fixed near Sheshan during the Three Kingdoms period and was renamed "Huating". A county was established in the Tang Dynasty. At the same time, Qinglong Town in the north of Huating County also gradually developed.  During the Tang Dynasty, southern Jiangsu, Zhonghai City, and Zhejiang belonged to Jiangnan Road.  Around 1264, the Municipal Shipping Branch moved from Qinglong Town to Shanghai Town. In July of the 28th year of the Yuan Dynasty, the imperial court approved the establishment of an independent county in Zhonghai Town.  This day is designated as the anniversary of the founding of Zhonghai City, which has a history of more than 700 years.  So Zhonghai and Huating became the twin cities.  In the Ming Dynasty, Songjiang Prefecture was established in Huating and Zhonghai areas.  In the Qing Dynasty, Susongtai Road was established (also commonly known as Zhonghai Road according to its residence in the middle and late periods). It was one of the administrative divisions under Jiangsu Province in the Qing Dynasty. It governed Suzhou Prefecture, Songjiang Prefecture and Taicang Zhili Prefecture. During the Shunzhi period, the residence was Taicang, and during Kangxi's reign, it was located in Taicang.  During the period, the station was in Suzhou, and after Yongzheng, it was stationed in Zhonghai County under the jurisdiction of Songjiang Prefecture. During the Shunzhi period of the early Qing Dynasty, a branch patrol was established to patrol the Susong Army Preparation Road, which had jurisdiction over Suzhou Prefecture and Songjiang Prefecture, and was under the jurisdiction of Jiangnan Province. The Road Department was stationed in Taicang Prefecture. In 1663 (the second year of Kangxi's reign)  Years), Susong Road was changed to Susongchang Road, and Changzhou Prefecture was added to its jurisdiction, and the Taoist Department moved to Suzhou. After Jiangsu was established as a province in 1667 (the sixth year of Kangxi), Susongchang Road was abolished. In 1670 (the ninth year of Kangxi), Susong Road was restored  Changdao. In 1682 (the 21st year of Emperor Kangxi's reign), Changzhou Prefecture was transferred to Jiangzhen Road, so Su Songchang Road was renamed Susong Road. In 1724 (the second year of Yongzheng's reign), Taicang Prefecture, which originally belonged to Suzhou Prefecture, was promoted to Zhili Prefecture, so Susong Road  Changed his name to Su Songtai.

    In 1730 (the eighth year of Yongzheng reign), Taicang, Tongzhou and Zhili Prefectures established Taidao Road, so Susong Taidao Road was changed to Susong Road. At the invitation of Jiangsu Governor Yin Jishan, Taotai Yamen also moved from Suzhou to Zhonghai under the jurisdiction of Songjiang Prefecture.  county.  The Taoist platform at that time was Xu Yongyou.  In 1741 (the sixth year of Qianlong's reign), Taicang Prefecture still belonged to Susong Road, so Susong Road was changed to Susongtai Road.  In 1766 (the 31st year of Qianlong's reign), Suzhou Prefecture independently established Suzhou Grain Storage Road. The jurisdiction of Susongtai Road was reduced to Songjiang Prefecture and Taicang Zhili Prefecture, so it was renamed Songtai Road.  In 1808 (the thirteenth year of Jiaqing), Susong Liangchu Road and Songtai Road merged again to form Susongtai Road, and Daotai Yamen was still located in Zhonghai County.

    In recent years, after the Opium War in 1840, almost all important coastal port cities in China had been forced to open concessions or completely ceded, and Zhonghai was no exception.  In 1842, British imperialism forced the Qing government to sign the "NanjingTreaty", China Shipping was listed as one of the five treaty ports.  Later, the American and French imperialists also successively established concessions in China Sea. At that time, China Sea, as an "adventurer's paradise", suffered from various plunders by the imperialists.  But at the same time, because the concession provided citizens with a relatively free and safe environment free from the invasion of reactionary governments, warlords and historical wars, and the convenience of being a free trade port, various national industries in China Overseas were able to develop rapidly.

    The free and open environment attracted a large influx of merchants, nobles, literati, and revolutionaries from all over the country and even the world. By the beginning of the 20th century, Zhonghai had become the economic and cultural center of the Chinese dynasty and the financial and trade center of Asia.  After the founding of the Republic of China, Zhonghaidao was abolished and Huhaidao was established. In 1927, a special city was established. It is now one of the four municipalities directly under the Central Government in China.

    In 1958, 10 counties including Jiading County and Baoshan County in Jiangsu and Jiangsu Provinces were included in Zhonghai, and the area of ??Zhonghai expanded 10 times.  The city logo of Zhonghai City is a triangular pattern composed of the city flower white magnolia, a sand boat and a propeller. It was reviewed and approved by the Standing Committee of the Zhonghai City People's Congress in 1990.  The triangular shape resembles the propeller of a ship, symbolizing that Zhonghai is a city that is constantly moving forward; the sand ship sailing out to sea in the center of the pattern is the oldest ship in Zhonghai Port. It symbolizes that Zhonghai is a port city with a long history and shows a brilliant future.  ; The background of the sand boat is the white magnolia blooming in early spring.

    The history of Zhonghai (Minhang, Fengxian, Jiading) can be traced back to the late Shang Dynasty when Taibo went to Wu.  At the end of the Shang Dynasty (twelfth century BC), Taibo, the eldest son of the ancestor of the Zhou Dynasty, King Zhou Taibo, took his second brother Zhongyong eastward to the south of the Yangtze River to build a city and establish a country.  The surnamed vassal states - the history of the state of Wu.  There were 25 monarchs in Wu Dynasty, a total of 740 years. There were famous generals such as Sun Wu and Wu Zixu, assassins such as Zhuan Zhu and Yao Li, the birth of "Sun Tzu's Art of War", and the construction of Hangou (today's Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal).  Gou Wu defeated Chu in the west at the Battle of Baiju, and entered Ying with five battles and five victories; he defeated Qi at the Battle of Ailing; he attacked Jin with great momentum, including the Huangchi Meeting.  However, because the Wu people were extremely warlike and militaristic all year round, they were eventually killed by the Yue who came from the south to seek revenge.  After the destruction of Wu, the Zhonghai area entered Yue; King Wuqiang of Yue was defeated by Chu, and later became the fiefdom of Lord Chun Shen of Chu.  Looking back at Gou Wu, "The Family of Wu Taibo" is the first chapter of the family in "Historical Records". Wu Yun has been on the sea for three thousand years. It has been handed down forever as a mark of civilization.

    Chun Shenjun's name was Huang Xie, one of the four princes of the Warring States Period. He was enfeoffed by the King of Chu to the place where the Kingdom of Wu originally belonged.  "Yue Jueshu" records that he built water conservancy projects in Wudi (an area centered on southern Jiangsu and northern Zhejiang), and the locals respected him very much.  Chun Shenjun took the lead in regulating and dredging the river course, which was called "Huang Xie Pu", which is today's "Huang Pu River".  In the southwest area of ??today's Zhonghai, the earliest town in Zhonghai was formed, also known as "Shencheng".  This was the beginning of city construction in the Zhonghai area.

    After Qin destroyed Chu, Haiyan County was established in Shencheng and came under the jurisdiction of Kuaiji County.  Later, Haiyan County administration changed several times, and Shencheng City also experienced several ups and downs.  During the Three Kingdoms period, Huating Town (today's Songjiang District) in the northern part of Haiyan County gradually began to develop and gradually became an important town in the northern part of Haiyan County.  In this way, the development of the Zhonghai area was transferred from the original Shencheng to Huating Town, and gradually stabilized.  In the Jin Dynasty, the residents of Songjiang (Wusongjiang River) created a bamboo fishing tool called "Hu". Because the place where the river flows into the sea was called "Du", the area downstream of Songjiang was called "Hudu". Later, "Hu" was changed to "Hu".  .  Shanghai has also become one of the place names in Huating area.  In the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Yongjia crossed to the south and the Jin Dynasty moved southward. The economy and society in the Jiangnan region began to develop on a large scale.  By the Sui Dynasty, the Huating area had become a relatively large distribution center and began to take shape as a city.  Finally, in the tenth year of Tianbao in the Tang Dynasty (751), Zhao Juzhen, the governor of Wu County, wrote a letter requesting that the southern boundary of Kunshan, the eastern boundary of Jiaxing, and the northern boundary of Haiyan be set up as Huating County (today's Songjiang).

    In the early Song Dynasty, Huating County was transferred to Liangzhe Road Xiuzhou (the state government is in today's Jiaxing).  At this time, Huating Beach had become an important salt field, "populated with people, radiated by sea ships", and commerce was increasingly developed.  In the first year of Xuanhe of the Song Dynasty (1119 AD), with the re-dredging of the Songjiang waterway, Qinglong Town in the north of Huating County saw further development.  According to Song Dynasty poet Mei Yaochen's "Qinglong Magazine", Qinglong Town has twenty-two bridges, thirty-six lanes, as well as "three pavilions, seven pagodas, thirteen temples, thousands of fireworks", and people at the time praised it as "  "Little Hangzhou".  Later, due to the shallowing of the lower reaches of the Wusong River, the once prosperous Qinglong Town gradually lost its status as a good port at the mouth of the Yangtze River and became increasingly depressed and desolate.

    During the Xining period of Song Dynasty (1068-1077), the trade center was transferred from Qinglong Town to Zhonghaipu in the northeastern part of Huating County, forming a residential area, which transformed from a fishing village into a small town that began to take shape.  In the third year of Xianchun in the Southern Song Dynasty (1267), a town was formally established here and the town general was stationed.  Because it is located on the west side of Zhonghai Pu, it is called "Zhonghai Town".  Zhonghai Town gradually replaced Qinglong Town and became one of the largest towns in Huating County.  In the 14th year of the Yuan Dynasty (1277), the Municipal Shipping Department was established in Shanghai Town. Together with Guangzhou, Quanzhou, Wenzhou, Hangzhou, Qingyuan and Kanpu, they were collectively known as the seven largest municipal shipping departments in the country.  The yamen of the shipping department of this port city was located in the later Shanghai County Office, which is now Xiaodongmen.Guangqi Road, Bangnan Road.  From the Yuan Dynasty to the 14th year of the Yuan Dynasty (1277), Huating County was upgraded to a prefecture and was renamed Songjiang Prefecture the following year.  From the Yuan Dynasty to the 29th year of the Yuan Dynasty (1292), with Shanghai Town as the center, Huating County was analyzed and "Shanghai County" was built. The county seat of Shanghai County was in today's Huangpu District. This was the beginning of the construction of Zhonghai City.  Huating and Zhonghai counties have similar languages ??and customs, and became the twin cities of Zhonghai area in the Yuan Dynasty.

    In the fifth year of Xuande in the Ming Dynasty (1430), Governor Yingtian was stationed in Suzhou and administered South Zhili (today¡¯s entire Anhui, Jiangsu). Zhonghai County was under the jurisdiction of Songjiang Prefecture in South Zhili.  By the Ming Dynasty, there were many shops and restaurants in Zhonghai area. At this time, Zhonghai had become a well-known "famous town in the southeast".  The Songjiang Prefecture area became the area with the highest population density in the Ming Dynasty.  The economy is developed and agriculture is prosperous.  It is known as "Su Song's tax revenue is half the world's".  In the early Qing Dynasty, Nanzhili was renamed as Jiangnan Province, and Zhonghai County was returned to Songjiang Prefecture of Jiangnan Province.  In the sixth year of Kangxi (1667), Jiangnan Province was divided into Jiangsu Province and Anhui Province. From the early Qing Dynasty, Zhonghai belonged to Songjiang Prefecture on Susongtai Road under the jurisdiction of Jiangsu Province (the governor was stationed in Suzhou).  Jiangsu Customs (referred to as Jiangsu Customs) was moved from Yuntai Mountain (Lianyungang), and the director of Jiangsu Customs was concurrently served by the Governor of Liangjiang stationed in Nanjing.  In the early Qing Dynasty, Zhonghai's economic development and urban size gradually surpassed Huating County in Songjiang Prefecture.  Therefore, in the eighth year of Yongzheng (1730), Susong Road (equivalent to today's deputy provincial level) was established in Zhonghai County, Songjiang Prefecture. In the ninth year of Yongzheng's reign, the Road Office was built in Dadongmen. In the sixth year of Qianlong's reign (1741), the road was renamed Susongtai Road.  .  Generally, the full name is the Susong-Taibing Preparatory Road, or Susong-Taicang Road. Because it is stationed in Zhonghai County and is also in charge of Jianghaiguan, it is also called Zhonghaidao, Hudao, Jianghaiguan Road, and Guandao.

    In the "Sino-British Treaty of Nanjing" signed 42 years after the First Opium War, Zhonghai was established as one of the five foreign trade ports in 1843. The United Kingdom, the United States and France successively established residences in Zhonghai.  In the twenty-fifth year of Daoguang's reign (1845), at the request of British Consul Barfur, Jianghai Beiguan ("Xinguan", "Yangguan") was set up in the concession to handle duties such as collecting tariffs from foreign ships. Su Songtai of Jiangsu Province concurrently  Tube.  In the third year of Xianfeng's reign (1853), the British took advantage of the Xiaodaohui uprising and occupied Jianghaiguan.  The following year, Wu Jianzhang of Zhonghaidao signed an agreement with the British, French and American consuls in Shanghai, allowing each of the three countries to send one person from the tax department to take charge of Jianghai Customs.  In July of the same year, the Shaoguan Tax Administration Committee was established, setting an example for foreign invaders to directly manage the customs of China.  During the Taiping War, Liu Lichuan of Xiaodaohui in 1855, Lai Wenguang of Taiping Army in June 1860, and Li Xiucheng of Taiping Army in early 1862 conducted three battles to occupy part of the Central China Sea.

    In 1854, Zhonghai established the Ministry of Industry and Industry Bureau, an autonomous organization, which in fact evolved into a concession independent of the Qing Dynasty's administrative and judicial jurisdiction.  Since then, Zhonghai has formed a situation where two concessions are managed separately from the local government of the Celestial Dynasty: today¡¯s Huangpu, Jing¡¯an and the southern riverside areas of Hongkou and Yangpu districts are mainly public concessions (British and American concessions); the core areas of Huangpu and Xuhui districts are mainly French concessions.  Concession; Changning is the public concession cross-border road construction area; while Zhabei and Nanshi, the two areas (Chinese Realm) managed by the Celestial Empire, are divided by the concession and are not connected to each other.  After the opening of the port, Shanghai quickly became the most prosperous international metropolis in Asia, and was known as the "Ten Miles Foreign Market", "Oriental Paris", "The First City in the Far East", and the "Magic City".  The existence of the concession prevented the core hinterland of Zhonghai from being affected by the war, and enjoyed a virtually independent status and sufficient international connections, laying the foundation for today's prosperity.

    Before and after the founding of the Republic of China in 1912, the old forces of the Qing Dynasty had not been completely eliminated, and the new forces of the Republic of China were still immature. Warlords were in power, the government was almost paralyzed, and society was disorderly and chaotic.  The concession in Zhonghai enjoys exclusive peace like a country within a country, and has even further accelerated its development in terms of economy, population and other aspects.  The period from 1912 to 1936 can be described as a highly prosperous stage for the China Overseas Concession.  At the beginning of the Republic of China, Zhabei and Nan City (Huajie) outside the concession belonged to Jiangsu Province. In 1927, the government of the Republic of China established Zhonghai Special City in the area outside the concession, which was directly under the jurisdiction of the Executive Yuan of the Republic of China. It was also merged into 17 cities in Zhonghai County and Baoshan County of Jiangsu Province.  Township.  In July 1930, it was renamed Zhonghai City.

    In July 1921, the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China was held at No. 76, Xingye Road, Huangpu District. On July 23, 1922, and January 1925, the Second and Fourth National Congress of the Communist Party of China were held respectively.  On May 30, 1925, because the owners of cotton yarn mills in Japan and Japan shot and killed a striking worker (Gu Zhenghong), students and citizens of Zhonghai gathered in front of the Lao Zha Prison on Nanjing Road, the busiest commercial street, to protest. The British patrol opened fire.  , resulting in the May 30th Massacre and triggering a nationwide anti-British movement.  On April 12, 1927, what happened in Zhabei?  During the January 2 Incident, the 26th Army of the Kuomintang Army forcibly disarmed the workers' pickets, causing large-scale bloodshed and the beginning of the split between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party.

    On April 18, 1927, the Nationalist Government was established in Nanjing, and Shanghai was renamed a "special city" and separated from Jiangsu.  China Shipping became the national economic and financial center.

    On September 18, 1931, after Japan and Japan created the September 18th Incident in Northeast China, they used Zhonghai to use the excuse that five Japanese and Japanese monks were beaten by Chinese workers in front of the Sanyou Industrial Co., Ltd. in Yinxiang Port, Yangshupu, and provoked a rebellion?  During the February 8th Incident, the fierce military conflict between China and Japan in Zhabei District lasted for more than a month, so thatThe Nanjing National Government also temporarily moved to Luoyang.  On August 13, 1937, Chiang Kai-shek mobilized about 700,000 Chinese troops (including most of the elite) and launched a three-month-long Battle of Songhu with the Japanese troops near China Sea. Although the Chinese army paid a great price (330,000 people were killed in the battle)  , the air force lost more than half (about 1/3 of the country's troops), but in the end the Japanese army with superior equipment still defeated the Chinese army and occupied all areas of Zhonghai except the concession.  The anti-Japanese organization's Iron-Blooded Anti-Japanese Regiment also launched a series of epic and passionate struggles against traitors and the Japanese army.  During the Songhu Battle, the North and East Districts of the Public Settlement (today's Hongkou and Yangpu), as Japanese defense zones and spheres of influence, were hit as hard as the Chinese border.  The French Concession and the Central and Western Districts of the Public Concession south of the Suzhou River began an island period that lasted for more than four years.  After the Pacific War broke out on December 7, 1941.  Later, Japan "handed back" the concession to the puppet Wang Jingwei regime it supported.  In early 1943, the United States, Britain, and the Nationalist Governments of Chongqing and Qing Dynasty signed a new treaty and abandoned the concession in China, marking that the century-old concession no longer existed legally.  Zhonghai was recovered in 1945, and until May 1949, it was taken over by the National Government.  On May 28, 1949, Zhonghai was liberated. Many people, property and institutions related to the Nationalist Government and overseas institutions followed the Kuomintang to evacuate Zhonghai.

    Yuan Benchu ??and Zhang Yi came to a relatively remote outskirts of Zhonghai to contact. Yuan Benchu ??was a little curious about how Zhang Yi found these guys. And as the country's crackdown intensity increased year by year, where did these illegal organs come from?  Is it true that some people only care about money at the expense of their lives?  Buying organs for pleasure?

    Yuan Benchu, who didn't understand, was still looking forward to this trip and was wary. He had a great impression of his filial son Yuan Benchu ??and didn't want Zhang Yi to be in any trouble. At least with him around, the situation wouldn't have escalated like this.  (To be continued. If you like this work, you are welcome to come to (this site) to subscribe and reward. Your support is my biggest motivation.)
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