Conquer the world starting from the Kaiser's driver

On March 28th, Lin Shangzhou was leisurely revising the report he wrote at home, he didn't know... It should be said that something happened that he could also guess.

The victory of a Chinese leader in a strike by machine factory workers made headlines in Strasbourg and the surrounding area, with every newspaper, both mainstream and non-mainstream, reporting on the incident, and sending a group of reporters to interview workers and factory owners in the hope of getting more information.

In this city, everyone from ordinary citizens to government officials wanted to know what this was all about, and the workers became even more excited, and they paid for a newspaper at the newsstand to see if it reported in detail.

Soon an unknown worker discovered that the Strasbourg Workers' Newspaper, a newspaper he usually used to read stories for his pastime, had published detailed information about the strike, from why it was striking to the specific process of the strike, and even the negotiation process between the striking workers' leaders and the factory owners.

Every newspaper article about the strike was accompanied by photographs of the workers, and the most striking was the one in which Lin Shangzhou raised his arms and shouted while leading the workers forward.

The news spread instantly among the workers and the citizens, who went to the newsstand to buy the "Strasbourg Worker", and for a time the six kiosks of the newspaper office were full of customers, of course, the deputy editor-in-chief expected this kind of thing, he asked the staff in advance to remove all the other books and newspapers in the newsstand and replace them with the "Worker", and on the evening of the 27th, the newspaper office worked overtime all night.

Everyone who went to the newsstand to buy a newspaper bought a copy of the Strasbourg Workers' Newspaper, and everyone who bought a newspaper looked at the report with relish, and the name of Filitz Hipperer spread more and more widely, to the ears of the German left in Alsace, to the ears of the SPD.

In front of a newsstand at a newspaper office, an ordinary-looking blonde man bought a newspaper and, after reading it in detail, left the newsstand with his newspaper in his arm like an ordinary citizen.

He went to a bar, walked to the bar, put the newspaper in front of a brown-haired girl who was drinking juice, sat down next to her and said: "This is the information about yesterday's strike, it is so detailed that I wonder if the employees of their newspaper were involved in the strike." The

girl put down her glass, picked up the newspaper and began to read it in detail, and while she read it, the blonde man asked the bartender for a beer.

The bartender brought him a beer, as well as a redhead woman on the other side, who he would recognize as Catherine if Lin Shangzhou was here, and that was Wolfgang's bar.

The brown-haired girl put the newspaper on the table, pointed to the photo of Lin Shangzhou raising her arms and shouting, and said

, "If I could, I would like to see him, we need comrades who can unite the workers."

Catherine, on the other side, became interested when she heard her speak, dragged her drunken body to the girl's side, and said, "Who do you want to see... Next....come and let my sister take a look.

She put her head on the newspaper and squinted to see what the person on it looked like, but she couldn't see it because she had drunk too much, and shook her head after reading it for a few seconds.

"What, I don't know, come on, Liz has a special juice drink, drink with her sister..."

Catherine put her arms around the brown-haired girl and burped her face, which made the girl take her arm off in disgust.

What the girl didn't know was that the person she was looking for was in Wolfgang's apartment across the street, so close to her.

On March 29, Lin Shangzhou was still resting at home, and he planned to return to the company yesterday, but in the morning, Meng Qi drove over and told him that the deputy editor-in-chief told him to rest at home and then go back to work, and as for the report, he would submit it when he returned.

After a day, the news of the strike spread more and more widely from the Alsace region to the surrounding areas, and more and more newspapers in the cities published the news, and at this rate it was expected to be published in the Berlin newspapers.

The most attractive thing about this is not the strike, but the Chinese who led the workers' strike, and people are curious about what kind of Chinese led the factory workers to strike.

In the factories in the Strasbourg area, more and more workers expressed their dissatisfaction with the treatment of the factories under the influence of the strike, and in order to prevent the workers from going on strike as much as they could, the owners of these factories increased the treatment of their factory workers within the limits of their own acceptability.

On March 30, Lin Shangzhou was bored at home using a typewriter to code, reporting that he had already written, he was writing the rest of "The Story of Ashes", this time he would not give him a week like the first book, he planned to complete it in about a month, and there was still plenty of time.

He had been at home for almost three days, and he had heard about his strike making headlines, and he was happy but also a little worried, he was afraid that reporters would find him, and he didn't want to deal with those reporters, so he rarely went out except to buy groceries.

He was still the only one in the apartment, Laetia didn't come back, Wolfgang didn't come back, Lin Shangzhou, who had lived alone for three days, felt a little lonely, and he planned to rest for two more days and return to work on April 1.

On March 31, Berlin newspapers published the incident, but it did not take much language to describe it, but only briefly summarized a Chinese in Alsace who led workers to a strike, without a photo of the Chinese and no mention of the Chinese's name.

Only a small number of people in Berlin paid attention to this matter, although this caused Alexandrinne and others, who were worried about Lin Shangzhou, not to know the news, but the same Klein did not notice this matter, which is a good thing for Lin Shangzhou.

That afternoon, a copy of the Strasbourg Workers' newspaper appeared on the desk of the government office in Paris, the capital of the French Commune, and the government officials behind the desk were very surprised by the contents of the paper, partly because he did not know German, and he did not understand why the newspaper was delivered to his desk, and partly because the person who delivered the newspaper told him about the contents of the paper.

"A Chinese led the German workers on strike in Germany and won a total victory. This

reminded him of the Chinese he knew in Paris, because he couldn't read the newspaper, so he entrusted his subordinates to give the newspaper to the Chinese.

Ten minutes later, the newspaper was handed over to a handsome Chinese in an apartment in Paris.

He looked at the newspaper with great interest, he could read a little German, he could understand what it was about, and he happily took the newspaper and went into the back room and handed it to a young woman.

For them, nothing interested them more than a Chinese who led a workers' strike.