The Rise of the Writers of the Republic of China

The car driving through the streets of Berlin was completely different from what Zhou Hexuan had imagined. There is no political chaos, no demonstrations, no police arrests, not even beggars and homeless people.

Everything is so orderly, everything is so shiny.

The streets have been swept extremely clean, pedestrians have been given walking directions, and there is no fear on the faces of the citizens, but the joy of positive progress.

Just looking at the situation on the streets of Berlin, London has been thrown out of the galaxy.

"Isn't it beautiful?"

Cheng Tianfang looked at the street scene outside the car window and admired sincerely: "Germany is the most cohesive country, and Germany is a unified nation. Comparing Berlin with Nanjing and Shanghai, you will know how big the gap between the two countries is. Not only in terms of economy The gap is not only in military but also in culture and spirit. If one day, China can achieve one-tenth of Germany's achievements, I will feel extremely satisfied. It will definitely happen one day!"

Zhou Hexuan smiled meaningfully and said: "Behind the light, there is often darkness hidden. This has been the case both at home and abroad in ancient and modern times."

"Darkness? Are you talking about those Jews?" Cheng Tianfang said.

Zhou Hexuan shook his head and said: "It's not just the Jews, it's all the so-called 'useless' people. I'm very curious, where have all the homeless people in Berlin gone? It's probably a concentration camp."

Cheng Tianfang laughed and said: "I heard that homeless people are all arrested and sent to labor reform. I very much agree with this approach. The country should not raise waste. Only when every citizen works hard can the country develop rapidly."

Zhou Hexuan said no more, because it was obvious that Cheng Tianfang was a lunatic who worshiped Nazis.

The car drove forward for a while, and Zhou Hexuan suddenly saw two pillars erected on the side of the road. He asked curiously: "What are they repairing?"

Cheng Tianfang explained: "It's a TV. Have you heard of a TV? These two cement pillars were erected as a platform for placing large TV screens. It is said that 25 large TV screens will be installed in the entire urban area of ​​Berlin. Citizens can stand on the roadside and watch the game.”

TV set?

Such a distant vocabulary, Zhou Hexuan almost forgot about it.

The Führer was so trendy that just 10 years after the invention of television, Berlin actually had to install dozens of large outdoor TV screens.

The car soon arrived at the Berlin Olympic Stadium. Cheng Tianfang said with a proud tone: "This is the largest stadium in the world, which can accommodate 110,000 spectators. The May Square on the west side of the stadium will be used for equestrian events and large-scale gymnastics activities. The venue can accommodate 250,000 spectators at the same time. Our Chinese martial arts performance team has also received an invitation to perform Chinese martial arts in the Plaza de Mayo, so that the whole world can see Chinese martial arts."

"You have inquired clearly enough." Zhou Hexuan said with a smile.

"I've been looking for a training venue these days," Cheng Tianfang pointed to the distance and said, "That's the Olympic Village over there, which is almost completed. When our athletes come to Berlin, they can move directly into the Olympic Village in advance. I've already I’ve contacted the other party and all I have to do is pay. But the training venue is a bit troublesome and the Olympic Stadium isn’t open to the public yet.”

Zhou Hexuan thought for a while and said: "I'll go talk to Hitler, maybe we can solve it. If not, then find another stadium."

Cheng Tianfang looked at the Olympic Stadium and sighed: "Germany is such a great nation. It only took them four years to complete such a large-scale construction. I'm afraid not only China can't do it, but the United States, Britain and France can't do it either. . This year’s Olympic Games will be an unprecedented event, and you can tell just by looking at these Olympic buildings.”

Hitler was indeed a madman, and there was no such thing as an "Olympic economy" at this time. It is impossible for other countries to carry out large-scale construction projects to host the Olympic Games. It would be a pure waste of money.

But this year's Berlin Olympics is an exception. The main competition venue alone covers an area of ​​1.32 square kilometers. The Plaza de Mayo, used for equestrian performances and gymnastics activities, covers an area of ​​100,000 square meters. The two venues add up to more than 30 spectator seats. Thousands of seats.

In addition, the German government also specially built an Olympic village covering an area of ​​520,000 square meters and more than 150 Olympic auxiliary buildings.

In fact, Hitler initially did not want to host the Olympics because the Olympics promoted "understanding across cultures and peoples." What the hell is this? The great Aryan nation has no need to understand each other with inferior nations!

Many Nazis believed that hosting the Olympics was insanity and un-Aryan.

In the end, it was Goebbels who convinced Hitler. He listed many benefits of hosting the Olympics, such as improving the reputation of the Third Reich, promoting the superiority of the Aryan nation, uniting the German people, and spiritually preparing for expansion.

Zhou Hexuan suddenly laughed: "Hitler has capable people."

"What kind of capable person?" Cheng Tianfang asked puzzled.

"Germany has a large number of unemployed people," Zhou Hexuan said, pointing to the Olympic venues. "Just building these Olympic buildings can at least solve the employment problem of tens of thousands of workers and stimulate domestic demand in construction-related industries. Germany has gained face and workers have a way to survive. , when enterprises have orders, this is how the social economy is revitalized."

Cheng Tianfang was stunned when he heard this: "Can we develop the economy like this?"

Zhou Hexuan nodded and said: "Roosevelt did the same thing in the United States. The premise is that the government must have money."

"Yes, only if the government has money." Cheng Tianfang smiled bitterly. All the Nanjing National Government's money was used to fight the civil war.

"Go back," Zhou Hexuan walked towards the car and said with a smile, "I'm going to see Hitler tomorrow. I heard that he will also give me a medal."

Cheng Tianfang caught up and said, "Brother Zhou, the Nazi Party is having a party tonight, and the attendees are all middle- and high-level party members. How about we go and see it together?"

"Go on your own, I'm not interested." Zhou Hexuan shook his head.

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The next day.

Zhou Hexuan and Toynbee drove to the Presidential Palace.

As soon as they got out of the car, they saw two rows of Nazi soldiers with guns and ammunition, solemnly guarding the roadside. There are several Nazi flags flying outside the presidential palace and a Nazi emblem hanging directly above the door, all of which declare the ruling power of this place.

The military attache from the Presidential Palace came out in military uniform, and the soldiers immediately saluted the military salute. The military attache also returned the military salute, and then walked up to Zhou Hexuan and Toynbee.

Zhou Hexuan was a little surprised. It was a military salute, not a Nazi hand-raising salute. It seemed that the etiquette in the German army had not changed.

The military attache led Zhou Hexuan and Toynbee to a hall where many German reporters had gathered. Those reporters were very disciplined and did not rush to take pictures. Instead, they held their cameras and waited for orders at any time.

"Hi, Hitler!"

Suddenly, two soldiers at the door of the hall stood at attention and raised their hands, and the head of state in military uniform stepped in.

The reporters raised their cameras in unison, but before they even clicked the shutter, Hitler suddenly raised his hand to straighten his collar and said, "Wait a minute, I'm not ready yet."