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    Chapter 114 Let¡¯s go, let¡¯s go.  Daming¡¯s experience was like a dream, very unreal.  Standing on the deck of the cruise ship and observing the battlefield at the Thames Estuary with a telescope, what came to Chen Xie's mind was a scene from an old movie "Lin Zexu". The British Empire's fleet bombarded the Humen Fort with cannons, opening the ancient gate to the country.  History cannot be rewritten. Although this may be a dream, Chen Xie is still unwilling to let go and wants to repeat similar scenes again.  The fierce artillery fire turned the fort on the shore into a sea of ????fire. Just looking through the telescope, no one would survive.  But this is not the case. The power of artillery is indeed very powerful. The British troops who learned to dig trenches gritted their teeth and endured it.  When the landing began, the well-hidden fort opened fire on the small boats on the sea, ignoring the discovery of hot air balloons floating in the sky.  The British army fought back tenaciously. When the Ming soldiers rushed to the fort, the lobster soldiers rushed out with bayonets in hand to fight.  But they were greeted by shotguns, and one shot was a blast.  The entire battle process was not intense in the eyes of the Ming Dynasty's army, because it was difficult for the opponent to cause trouble to their progress.  Even if the British army defended tightly, the Ming army's landing force only suffered more than a hundred casualties and occupied the forts on both sides of the strait, opening the door to London.  After auxiliary ships cleared the river, the army advanced along the river bank, and the navy provided fire cover along the river, all the way to London.  Ships with larger displacements are naturally unable to travel along rivers, but sailboats of more than a thousand tons have no pressure.  Chen Xie temporarily stayed at sea to wait for the news. A week later, the news came back that London had surrendered.  Eight thousand British troops were killed in this battle, 30,000 British troops were wounded or captured, and more British troops withdrew from London.  this city.  It seems to be the first time it was occupied by a foreign army (if I remember correctly).  Taking a sailing warship, Chen Xie appeared in London with several entourages.  When I was a child, I learned a song called London Bridge. Unfortunately, there is no such bridge now. It is a small regret.  The bigger regret is.  No Buckingham Palace.  So, there's not much to see in London.  This is probably Chen Xie's last wish, to wander around London casually.  The citizens of London cast all kinds of complicated looks, but the mainstream was hatred.  No one knows what Chen Xie is thinking at this moment, so what exactly is Chen Xie thinking?  At this moment, Chen Xie's true inner thoughts are somewhat similar to his long-cherished wish being fulfilled. What Chen Xie is doing in this time and space is nothing more than wanting the people of the Ming Dynasty to know two things.  First, the family is unworthy of the world.  It is not advisable for one family, one surname, or one nation to take over the world.  Because once the country enters this state, the first consideration of the entire ruling class will always be the seats under their buttocks.  Therefore, there is a saying that "it is better to be with outsiders than domestic slaves".  The reason is simple. When outsiders come, they have to leave. When domestic slaves rise, they have to be replaced.  both.  This world is actually unfair, just like the Qing army who broke through the Great Wall pass and entered.  I won't reason with you.  Fairness is something you have to fight for yourself.  If a country strives to do its best, others around it may receive more fairness. If a country strives to do its best, it may receive more fairness than other countries.  Fairness is always relative.  If you think it is fair, others will not think it is fair.  Each person has one perspective and one thinking. The so-called "not suffering from poverty but suffering from inequality" is actually a paradox.  Just be yourself.  Only when a country is strong can it have corresponding international status.  This is the nature of the world and it never changes.  Human society has always been unfair. Anyone who tells you to hang out with me will be treated fairly.  Remember, he is lying to you and wants you to bleed and sweat for him and to suck blood from your body.  Putting aside foreign history, if you look at Chinese history alone, this country and society have never been fair.  The result of the efforts of each generation can only be to shorten this gap infinitely, but the gap will not disappear because there is a gap between people themselves.  This gap may be due to IQ, emotional intelligence, perseverance, social adaptability, psychological endurance, personal family education, etc.  Whether it¡¯s a person or a country, you can only rely on yourself for everything.  When you are strong, others will not dare to miss you.  It was already a week after I left London, and my journey around the world continued. This time I took the African coast. When I arrived in Cape Town for supplies, Chen Xie pointed to the South African continent and said to the people around him: "This place,  You must hold it firmly in your hands. "Chen Xie knows what South Africa has, but he can't say it now, let's wait until the future.  Chen Xie is always accompanied by a cabinet secretary, and everything he says and does in public is recorded.  This was specially arranged by the cabinet. If Chen Xie really left, a biography would be written for him.  Even if it is not now, future generations will do this in the future. It is a good thing to have more historical data.  Chen Xie himselfHe knows clearly where his next stop will be and whether he can still see the biography set for him by future generations in this time and space.  India finally appeared in sight. This round-the-world journey was very hasty and did not even wait for the outcome of the British campaign.  When he arrived in Mumbai, Chen Xie finally got an accurate number. There are now 1,288 large and small kings in India.  The largest earth king's territory may belong to a county.  The smallest one may be a township.  And all big cities and transportation hubs are in the hands of foreign Ming people and Japanese.  By collecting taxes alone, we can feed a million people every year, and we can also pay more than 50 million in taxes to the country.  Today's India is dominated by agriculture, and traditional folk weaving has been completely destroyed. Ming capitalists used cheap cotton cloth to submerge homespun cloth.  Objectively speaking, the living standards of Indians are extremely low, but more objectively speaking, their will to resist continues to grow.  Along the coastline, Chen Xie saw the Strait of Malacca and Temasek. When the cruise ship passed through the strait, strong winds blew on the sea, dark clouds were gathering, and wind and rain were approaching.  At this time, Chen Xie stood on the plywood, letting the strong sea breeze blow on his face.  It wasn't that Chen Xie was having trouble with his brain, but that the watch on his wrist began to vibrate violently, and it continued to vibrate.  When people in a hurry could not stand still, a black hole appeared out of thin air. Everyone saw the black hole slowly moving, and eventually swallowed Chen Xie who was standing firmly in place.  Prime Minister Chen left anyway. The moment the black hole disappeared, the dark clouds dispersed, the wind stopped, the sun was shining brightly on the sea, and the sky was cloudless.  I don't know who it was who wailed: "Mr. Chen! You can't leave!" Everyone on the cruise knelt and kowtowed, crying bitterly. Some of the waiters around Chen Xie didn't feel any pain even if their heads were broken.  He was still kowtowing there and crying bitterly.  When the news came back to the Ming Dynasty, the cabinet was completely silent, and finally decided to publish the news in the "Ming Dynasty Times". The artistic message was as follows: "The ship passed Temasek, colorful auspicious clouds appeared on the horizon, and cranes were flying all over the sky. For a moment, it was like being in a fairyland.  . Fairy music descended from the sky, cranes flew up the ladder, and Chen Xiang climbed up the stairs and flew away on the clouds. " This is a complete myth of Chen Xie and a consolidation of the national policy formulated by Chen Xie.  Although natural science has flourished now, stories about gods are still very popular in the Ming Dynasty.  Especially when it comes to Chen Xie, no one believes him if he is not a god, right?  Tell me, a ninety-year-old man doesn't look old. How can this be justified?  All the laws of nature are not reflected in him, and there is no need for gods to explain them.  Furthermore, who can explain clearly all the things Chen Xie has done?  Otherwise, why did Newton eventually change to study theology?  Isn't it because he really can't understand the world and the universe based on the existing foundation? So he went to the extreme and turned to theology. ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? out of the Ming Dynasty newspapers reprinted the news, and the people heard the news, people everywhere burned incense, kowtowed, and shed tears to say goodbye.  In the palace, Zhu Cixiang was silent for a long time after hearing the news. He finally decided to write a letter to the cabinet requesting that the Forbidden City be moved out of this symbolic place and put forward a proposal to convert it into a museum.  The cabinet was quite surprised by this. As a result, the presence of the imperial power was even worse. How should we respond?  The entire cabinet held a meeting for ten days, and finally came to the conclusion that the Forbidden City was still the property of the royal family, and the cabinet would not express any opinion on the matter of changing it into a museum.  The cabinet does not want the proceeds from the people's visits, and the annual allocation to the royal family remains unchanged.  The cabinet selected another place to build a palace for the royal family to live.  Zhu Cixiang, who got the reply, replied: It doesn¡¯t have to be like this. Prime Minister Chen donated the Xishan Villa to the royal family and just move there to live there.  There aren¡¯t many people anyway, and it won¡¯t expand in the future.  That's about it. The emperor and the cabinet reached an agreement, and Zhu Cixiang moved out of the Forbidden City. After the cabinet was repaired, it was turned into a museum and open to the public. The royal family took care of the charging issue themselves.  After this rule was established, it continued.  Because of this move, the cabinet was completely relieved of the royal family.  When later generations studied this period of history, they came to a surprising conclusion. When the news came back that Prime Minister Chen had left, the first reaction of the cabinet was to send troops to control the royal family.  Moreover, the mobilization was not from the troops in the city, but directly from Liaodong.  People were deeply pleased with Zhu Cixiang's reaction and thought that if they had not done so, it is possible that the cabinet group would have forced Zhu Cixiang to abdicate and become the Supreme Emperor for their own benefit, and then find the youngest among his sons to be the emperor.  This conclusion has been unanimously recognized by historians, who believe that this conclusion is too reasonable.  Of course, the official history has a different view of this matter. No one even mentioned the deployment of troops in Liaodong.  The private research conclusions of historians will definitely not be included in official history.  So, where did Chen Xie go?  (To be continued.)
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