Struggle in Russia

Li Xiao sighed and was speechless looking at Leonid whose face was full of confusion and confusion. You could say this guy is a bit annoying, but sometimes he is very generous. But you have to say that he is very interesting, and sometimes he is so stubborn that he can make you angry to death. \u003c/p\u003e

Anyway, this is a very contradictory and special person, but no matter how special he is, one thing is still clear to Li Xiao, that is, no matter what Leonid does, he does it right for the person he is dealing with. \u003c/p\u003e

Even if he does something that leaves you speechless, he probably thinks it is right and feels that he is completely dedicated to the public good. \u003c/p\u003e

What can you do with such a person and a friend? It feels somewhat irritating and pitiful. But Leonid is pretty good. At least he still has persistence and his own ideas. He is really better than the thousands of aristocratic dudes in St. Petersburg who are obsessed with feasting and feasting. \u003c/p\u003e

Li Xiao feels that Leonid's problem is that the corrupt aristocratic thinking has caused great constraints and troubles to his noble personality. If he cannot break through the constraints of those rules and regulations, he may live a very uncomfortable and entangled life. \u003c/p\u003e

There are many such people in Russia today, and most of them have tragic endings. As a friend, Li Xiao really didn't want to see him end up like this, so he persuaded him earnestly: "My friend, your biggest problem now is that your vision is not broad enough. You should go out and take a look. It's best. Go to London or Paris, live and work there for a while, and make more local friends. I think that will be of great help to you!"\u003c/p\u003e

Seeing that Leonid did not speak, he continued to persuade: "Being trapped in St. Petersburg and staying in the country will greatly constrain your thinking. You will never be able to break out of the existing rules, and the future will be very tangled! ”\u003c/p\u003e

Li Xiao took a deep breath and said sincerely: "This is my most pertinent advice to you as a friend. You really should go abroad and take a look!"\u003c/p\u003e

Leonid remained silent, but Li Xiao could see that he was having a fierce ideological struggle. It was very likely that on the one hand he wanted to go out for a walk and broaden his horizons as Li Xiao said, but on the other hand he felt The country is in its most difficult time, and he should face the difficulties with his king and friends. At this time, he feels like a deserter when he goes abroad! \u003c/p\u003e

"How can you be a deserter when you go abroad?" Li Xiao said loudly, "You are going out to study and learn advanced Western European ideas and technologies so that you can better serve the country... This is by no means a deserter, but a return to the country. Rise and fight!”\u003c/p\u003e

Finally, Leonid's expression changed. He recognized Li Xiao's theory and felt that it was really necessary to go out and take a look. Of course, this was not because he recognized Li Xiao's democratic theory, but because he thought it was necessary. It is necessary to check whether what Li Xiao said is true or false. It is best to use what you have seen and heard to pop the soap bubble of better democracy. \u003c/p\u003e

He nodded very reservedly and said: "There is some truth in what you said. Seeing is better than hearing. I have always heard that Britain and France are strong and developed, but you can't jump to conclusions without seeing clearly... I really need to go out and see. Do you think it would be better for me to go to London or Paris?"\u003c/p\u003e

If Li Xiao is allowed to speak his mind, he thinks that neither London nor Paris is suitable, because neither the British constitutional monarchy nor the French repeated republic are very democratic. \u003c/p\u003e

However, there has never been more than one form of democracy in this world, and there has never been complete democracy in an absolute sense. Countries have never had unified standards for the interpretation of democracy. At least Li Xiao believes that the so-called universal values ​​of later generations in the West cannot be regarded as true democracy. \u003c/p\u003e

What's more, the national conditions of each country are completely different, and the social practices are naturally completely different. Copying the democracy of other countries in a mechanical way may end up being like a tiger but not a dog. \u003c/p\u003e

After thinking about it, he said to Leonid: "Whether it is Britain or France, whether it is London or Paris, the situation is completely different from that of Russia and St. Petersburg. Different countries have different national conditions. It cannot be said that London is better or better. It is said that Paris is more perfect. You can only know how you will go by walking. After all, other people's experiences and lessons can only be used as a reference but not as a guide. Do you understand what I mean?"\u003c/p\u003e

Strictly speaking, Leonid was a little half-understood, but he thought Li Xiao's words still made sense. At least he didn't tell him where it would be better or who he could learn from would be helpful. If someone really said that, he would be really unconvinced and not believe it. \u003c/p\u003e

But Li Xiao just told him to read more and practice more, which suited his taste. He suddenly felt that Li Xiao was completely different from other liberals and reformers. Those people would only keep telling him that Britain or How good and strong the French institutions are, and how beneficial it would be to study them. \u003c/p\u003e

To be honest, he was really tired of this and even had a rebellious mentality. After all, history shows that Russia did not learn from the British and French systems, and even severely resisted the revolutionary output of the French Revolution. In the end, they still defeated the arrogant Napoleon. . \u003c/p\u003e

If Russia's system was really that bad, none of this should have happened. The result should have been completely reversed. France, which represented the most advanced development direction, should have defeated the backward and barbaric Russia. \u003c/p\u003e

But history is not written like this, so he naturally doubts the conclusions above. \u003c/p\u003e

After thinking for a while, Leonid asked again: "Don't you really have any recommendations? I want to start observing from the place you recommended. I believe you will not let me take detours!"\u003c/p\u003e

Li Xiao was slightly relieved, because Leonid's tone softened. If he really doesn't accept your suggestion, then nothing you say will be of any use. Now he is obviously interested, at least it's a good start, right? \u003c/p\u003e

Li Xiao thought for a while and then replied: "My suggestion is that whether it is the UK or France, if possible, it is best for you to go to the United States. There are three different forms of expression in these three countries, and they are all worth learning, but they are also worth learning." There are all problems, it’s best to take a look at them all. I suggest you go to Paris first, then to London, and finally to the United States..."\u003c/p\u003e

At this point, Li Xiao muttered to himself: "I'm worried that if you go to the United States first, you won't be able to accept the vulgarity of Americans. Those cowboys and Puritans really don't have any aristocratic atmosphere..."\u003c/p\u003e

Leonid smiled gratefully at Li Xiao and said sincerely: "Great, then I will discuss with my father and go to London first!"\u003c/p\u003e

At this point, he suddenly paused, then held Li Xiao's hand tightly and said, "Thank you for your advice, my friend. Even if you know that I don't agree with your opinion, you will always agree with me calmly." I think your personality is extremely noble and I admire you endlessly!"\u003c/p\u003e

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