Conquer the world starting from the Kaiser's driver

On September 15, the second batch of communicators officially went on sale, but not all the attention on this day was on the gadgets that made countless rich and nobles excited, and more people were paying attention to another thing - the first Chinese parliamentarian of Germany will participate in the Reichstag for the first time today.

Although the SPD has given the claim that he is temporarily taking the place of the sick SPD MP in the Reichstag, in fact everyone who knows knows that the so-called temporary is in fact all the time.

Never before has this happened since the founding of the German Empire, when a non-German became a member of the Reichstag, not to mention that he was not white, but a native of China, or the Qing Dynasty, a country in the far east that had been occupied by Germany and had colonized territory.

This is a shocking thing, for a time there was a lot of discussion in German society, speculation about Lin Shangzhou endlessly, in Goebbels's efforts and the subsequent impact of the Kaiser's assassination case in the past (antipathy to ultra-nationalism and tolerance of foreign immigrants), the German people did not have much negative feelings towards Lin Shangzhou, on the contrary, such a thing was praised by the "Forward" newspaper as the progress of German democracy.

The fact that a Chinese immigrant became a member of the German parliament encouraged other immigrant groups in Germany, such as those from the United States, Italy, Central, Eastern and Northern Europe, and even Jews, who believed that a Chinese could become a German parliamentarian and that they would have the opportunity to get involved in German politics.

However, smart people know that a large part of Lin Shangzhou's ability to become a parliamentarian is due to his close relationship with the German emperor, so they chose to decide to move closer to the Chinese-American parliamentarian politically, in other words, to support the new parliamentarian and the Social People's Party behind him.

After the SPD announced that Lin Shangzhou became the leader of the party and he attended the parliament in place of the sick parliamentarian, the right wing was very shocked, and the extreme right was even more angry about this, they could not accept a Chinese to get involved in German politics, and they blocked it in every way, but unfortunately they were thundering and raining, and not many people responded to them, not to mention that the right wing turned a blind eye to this, so Lin Shangzhou became a member of the Reichstag very smoothly.

Before becoming a parliamentarian, he publicly submitted his resignation to Sanssouci Palace in order to alleviate the concerns of the right wing, and Alexandrine agreed to this, which itself caused a lot of social concern, but people did not expect that another more outrageous thing (referring to the Chinese parliamentarian) broke out a few days later.

After resigning from Sanssouci Palace, Lin Shangzhou had no suitable reason to enter and leave Sanssouci Palace repeatedly, in the past he was the emperor's adviser and was qualified to enter and leave Sanssouci Palace many times, but now he resigned, after his resignation, he as a man will frequently enter and exit the Empress's Sanssouci Palace with only women.

Lin Shangzhou himself knew this, so he reduced the number of times he went to Sanssouci Palace, he used to go every day, and after resigning, he decided to go two or three times a week, anyway, there is a communicator, and if there is anything, they can contact each other through the communicator.

Ledia and Noah were very dissatisfied with this, they used to be able to see the people they liked every day, but now it's good, he doesn't go to Sanssouci Palace, and Laethea and Noah can't take the initiative to go out to him, so the two girls are full of resentment towards him in this matter.

But it's actually okay, just squeeze him a little more when you get along.

Outside the Reichstag in Berlin was crowded with journalists from all walks of life, including from other countries of the Reichstag, and the fact that there was a Chinese parliamentarian in Germany has attracted great attention in Europe and around the world.

In the eyes of countless expectant curiosity, Bode got out of the car for Lin Shangzhou and prepared to open the car door for Lin Shangzhou, at this time someone recognized that the uniform on Bode's body was the uniform of the Storm Commando, such news quickly spread throughout the crowd, reporters took pictures to record this scene, and people were curious to discuss what was going on, why the people of the Storm Commando would serve as Lin Shangzhou's bodyguards.

Bode ignored the noisy crowd, he took care of himself to open the car door for Lin Shangzhou, after the car door was opened, Lin Shangzhou slowly walked out of the car, after getting out of the car, Lin Shangzhou saw the white flash of the camera turn on again, and reporters rushed to photograph the Chinese parliamentarian.

Some reporters who hope to seize the opportunity boldly take a bold step forward, hoping to go to Lin Shangzhou's side to interview him with some questions, there are only the most basic guards at the door of the Capitol, and maintaining order has already consumed their energy, and they can only scold a few words when they see reporters walking to Lin Shangzhou's side.

Bode saw that a reporter came over and wanted to block Lin Shangzhou in front of them, Lin Shangzhou patted him on the shoulder and motioned him not to move, and then waited for the reporter to come to him.

The visitor seemed to be very familiar with Lin Shangzhou, and teased with a smile: "Mr. Hipper, I didn't expect you to cause such a big sensation as a parliamentarian."

With that, the reporter turned his head to look around at the guards who were maintaining order and said, "But it's clear that some people don't like you very much."

Lin Shangzhou knew what he was referring to, and the government knew that there would be a lot of reporters coming with him before he came to the Capitol, and that more police should be sent to maintain order, but the reality was that there were only the guards who were standing guard in the first place.

"Hmph.

Lin Shangzhou snorted lightly and looked at the face of the acquaintance in front of him and said, "If you have any questions you want to ask, you can ask, I have to find out where my seat is for the first time I enter the council." The

reporter who came over was Ma Enna, and if it was someone else, Lin Shangzhou would have asked Bode to stop them.

"Okay, I'll interview you.

Ma Enner smiled slightly, picked up the pen and notebook and began to ask Lin Shangzhou questions.

After answering Marenner's irrelevant questions such as "How do you feel?" Lin Shangzhou made his way to the Reichstag, entering the building that stands in the heart of German politics, and Lin Shangzhou was led by the staff to the room where the parliament was located.

The fact that the seats are already full shows that today's parliamentarians are extraordinarily active, but now that there is still half an hour before the start of the meeting, the right-wingers have come so early purely to disgust this Lin Shangzhou, a Chinese-American congressman.

After Lin Shangzhou saw the situation at the table, he estimated that someone would disgust himself with this matter, he didn't pay much attention to it, and after thanking the staff, he walked over to Louis, who was waving at him.

Sure enough, when he passed by a lawmaker, he was called a "Chinese with no sense of time", to which Lin Shangzhou responded by hoping to see the hard-working lawmaker on time every time in the future.

If his appearance can motivate the members of the parliament to arrive diligently and early, then Lin Shangzhou will be happy.

"Yo, our Hippert Councillor is here.

After Lin Shangzhou approached, Louis raised his eyebrows at Lin Shangzhou, Lin Shangzhou smiled, and then sat down in his seat.

He sat down and greeted the people around him, Louis was Otto Welles on one side, and the seat to his right was vacant, but judging by the coat on the chair, the other party had just gone to the bathroom.

A few minutes later, the owner of the seat next to him came back, and Lin Shangzhou was surprised when he saw the other party's appearance, he didn't expect Erich Koch to actually sit next to him.

Erich greeted Lin Shangzhou kindly, and Lin Shangzhou also responded to him kindly, although he used to be his own party opposition, but now this former opposition has become a staunch supporter of Lin Shangzhou, no matter what this guy thinks, a united SPD is a good thing for Lin Shangzhou.

After another ten minutes, Alexandrine came to the council and took her seat, Cecilia stood beside her as usual, and when they both arrived, Papen called the council open.

The reaction of the right-wing to the SPD, as expected by the SPD, was expected by some members of parliament to restrict some of the rights of the workers, and the problems that arose in the previous general strike showed that the German workers were not yet fully united, and that the right wing wanted to seize the opportunity to restrict the rights of the German workers.

The right wing supported the bill, while the SPD strongly opposed it, with Lin Shangzhou being the most resolute, and Alexandrin, after pretending to think about it, dismissed the bill as detrimental to Germany's development and undemocratic.

After it was refuted, the Right Wing went on to put forward another motion proposing to replace the former trade unions with the "workers' association" system in Berlin and to extend it to the whole country.

The bill received widespread support from the right wing and some from centrist legislators, and Lin Shangzhou felt that if the capitalist union was allowed to replace the union, the life of the German workers would be miserable before next year's general election, and the efforts of the Strasbourg CGT would be in vain.

Alexandrine knew what the so-called workers' association was like, but when she saw that the majority of the population supported the bill, she chose to play Tai Chi, which she shelved on the grounds that it "needs to be considered" and that "each state has its own ideas".

The right-wing was speechless about this, "each state has its own ideas", who would really not listen to Berlin's orders except Bavaria?

But the emperor said so, the passage of the bill requires the emperor's nod, and the right-wing has no choice, it is better to put it on hold than to be rejected.

Lin Shangzhou breathed a sigh of relief after seeing this result, and he planned to tell Alexandrine to push this bill for several months after he returned, and it would be best to push it until next year's general election.

After these things, there were some things that did not have much to do with Lin Shangzhou, but he still listened carefully to each proposal and expressed his opinions on it, so diligent that others were surprised.

At 11 o'clock in the morning, the meeting ended, Lin Shangzhou walked out of the Capitol, as soon as he went out, he felt countless eyes as when he came over, and Ma Enner still came forward to interview him with questions, but this time Lin Shangzhou also answered the questions of some other reporters he didn't know.

After answering reporters' questions, Lin Shangzhou got into a car and left the Capitol.