The crazy guy from Hakoden, defeated the millions of gods!

Let the exploiting class tremble in front of them, let them say that the proletariat are not good at this or that. The proletariat will prove everything. They are not only good at overthrowing the old world controlled by the exploiting class, but also at creating a beautiful new world that belongs to the proletariat!

On the streets of Soviet Russia, workers gathered together, tightly around the radio, their ears pressed against the speaker from which the sound came. It was a distant sound, a sound coming from the distant Great Yan.

When they heard the announcement of the establishment of the Dayan Soviet Socialist Republic, they were so excited that they burst into tears. They jumped for joy and hugged each other tightly. Their laughter was everywhere.

Some people threw the flowers in their hands into the air, and the petals danced in the cold winter wind like a group of birds flapping their wings, as if they were offering the most beautiful tribute to this historic moment!

On the other side of the square, the old workers who had experienced the revolutionary struggle could no longer suppress their excitement after hearing this exciting news. Tears quickly welled up in their eyes and slid down their wrinkled faces. They raised their right hands, pointed to the east, and said in a choked voice: "Secretary Mu, we didn't wait too long. We finally waited for this day!"

In the offices of the Communist International, comrades were waiting nervously in front of the radio waves. When the distant voice, with its stirring power, came across thousands of mountains and rivers, the whole room was instantly boiling, and the comrades held each other's hands tightly and cheered loudly -

"This is the victory of the proletariat of Da Yan, this is the victory of the proletariat of the world!"

In every corner of the world, whether in the capitalist strongholds or in the oppressed colonies, all revolutionaries fighting for the liberation of the proletariat issued the same call at this moment.

They hugged each other, couldn't help cheering, and sang the appeal that Marx wrote at the end of the Manifesto more than 70 years ago:

"Workers of the world, unite!"

The whole world is boiling!

On the road, in the square, on the roadside, in the fields.

Workers and peasants, they embraced each other and called each other - "Comrade! Brother comrade!"

Putting aside all external prejudices such as race, region, language, history, etc., they held hands and sang the song. It was fifty-one years ago that Eugene Pottier, filled with grief and indignation, wrote this battle song for the proletariat after witnessing the demise of the Paris Commune!

"Arise! Hungry and cold slave!"

"Rise up! Suffering people of the world!"

"My blood is boiling, and I want to fight for the truth!"

"Who created the human world? It was us, the working people!"

"To create human happiness, it all depends on ourselves!"

"This is the last fight, unite until tomorrow!"

"Internationale, must be realized!!!"

It must be realized, Internationale! !

Watching this scene after scene, Mu Yuan couldn't help but shed tears, and his eyes were filled with hot tears.

He looked around: Li Runshi, Li Weilin, Yao Wuchang, Gao Tu, Hua Xiongmao, He Qing... these revolutionaries who had come with him to this day also had tears on their faces and moist eyes. In the face of this great victory, all the fatigue and difficulties they had experienced in the past turned into hot tears at this moment.

"I will never forget this moment!" Mu Yuan whispered to himself.

A long, long time ago, after realizing the true face of the world, he established such an ideal: he must resist the tyranny of the oppressors, resist the rule of the bourgeoisie, and obtain the liberation of the proletariat of the world!

Now, in this world, we finally have the opportunity to make it happen!

The victory of the Soviet Union is the first step, and Su Yan’s victory is the second step. After that, there are the third and fourth steps!

Until the expectations of countless pioneers, mentors, and revolutionaries for the proletariat and the aspirations for the future are realized - proletarians of the world, unite, break the chains on your bodies, and build a new world that belongs to you!

He wiped the hot tears from his eyes and continued speaking with a choked voice.

"In order to commemorate the tens of thousands of proletarian comrades who sacrificed their lives in the revolution, our comrades built a monument for those heroic comrades."

He pointed ahead, where a towering monument stood that seemed to have been carefully carved out of pure white stone.

The body of the monument stands straight and tall, majestic and imposing, like a towering pillar in the sky.

The sunlight shines on the monument, and the stone surface has a slight luster. The golden sickle and hammer intertwined patterns shine brightly at the top of the monument, as if silently telling the history and glory of the proletariat.

It is like the Statue of Liberty built by the bourgeoisie decades ago, but it is more like a symbol of the proletariat's own hero!

The pioneers, mentors, heroes and vanguards of the proletariat were born in the revolutionary practice of the proletariat and pointed out the direction for the proletariat. They made the strength of the proletariat condense into a rope and possessed the power to change the world!

The proletariat is grateful to these heroes, because, to be grateful to the proletariat’s heroes is to be grateful to themselves who gave birth to these heroes!

On the base of the monument, exquisite carvings depict the history of proletarian struggle over hundreds of years.

The Luddite Movement, the publication of the Manifesto, the establishment of the First International, the establishment of the Paris Commune... the Russian Revolution, the establishment of the Second International, the Great Yan Revolution. Each historical node is engraved into a vivid relief. Every detail of the relief shows the struggle and struggle of the proletariat, and their stories are interwoven into a chapter on this monument.

On the front of the monument, the words of the inscription were engraved extremely clearly, and each word shone brightly on the white stone. It was an inscription written by the proletariat of Dayan for the proletariat of the world.

"The heroes of the proletarian people who have sacrificed their lives in the people's liberation war and proletarian revolution in Da Yan over the past three years will live forever."

“The heroes of the proletarian people who have sacrificed their lives over the past thirty years in the struggle against world oppression and in the struggle for the liberation of the proletariat shall live forever.”

"From this point on, dating back to 1848, the heroes of the proletarian people who have sacrificed their lives in every struggle against all oppressors and exploiters, for the liberation and freedom and happiness of the proletariat - immortality!!!"

Dark Forest: Liberating the Three-Body: Chapter 192: Einstein's Trip to the Magic City

After the Times published an editorial entitled "The Fabric of the Universe", Einstein, the protagonist of the editorial, truly became the focus of global attention.

In fact, before this editorial was published, Einstein's status in the scientific community was already very high, and his research on the photoelectric effect and the theory of relativity had long aroused widespread discussion and recognition in the academic community.

However, he is not well-known enough among the general public. Ordinary people know little about his theories and are not even familiar with his name.

When this editorial appeared on the front page of The Times, it was like a bombshell dropped into the ocean of mass media, causing a huge sensation around the world.

The editorial used shocking words to describe the revolutionary nature of Einstein's theory. Seemingly bold declarations such as "must change" and "evidence overturns" all indicate that his theory can completely overturn human understanding of the universe.

As readers read this editorial, they can seem to feel an approaching scientific revolution, a huge change that will subvert human understanding of the nature of the universe.

In the streets, in cafes, and even after dinner, people were discussing the ideological earthquake caused by this editorial. Newspaper sales increased sharply, and even those who had never cared about science bought this issue of The Times just to get a glimpse of its content.

Overnight, Einstein went from being a relatively "hidden" scientific giant to a world-class celebrity.

Academic institutions and government agencies around the world invited Einstein to give lectures and visit.

Einstein's life became extremely busy. He traveled between lecture halls and academic conferences around the world, as if he had become a modern wandering poet, except that he sang poems about the universe and scientific truths describing the origin of time and space.

On this day, the invitation from the newly born revolutionary country Su Yan particularly caught his attention.

His wife Elsa was a little surprised when she saw the letter.

"It turned out to be an invitation from Su Yan from that red country!"

Since Einstein became famous, emails from all over the world have been pouring in to him. Some of the letters are academic discussions and inquiries, such as asking him to explain the principle of the curvature of space, or to prove how the universe can be finite.

But more letters were requests for autographed photos and handwritten letters. Some people even hoped that he could help solve some problems in life, such as a student who failed to get into college asking him to intercede for the education department, or a young inventor who felt that his invention was buried and hoped that he could help stand up for him.

These unimportant letters were usually handled and responded to by Elsa, who would politely decline non-academic requests or simply reply with a thank you.

However, when it came to official correspondence from national government agencies, it had to be handled personally by Einstein.

After seeing that the sender of the letter was signed "Su Yan Science Department", Elsa immediately realized that the letter was unusual and quickly handed it to Einstein.

"Su Yan, that new revolutionary country?" Einstein said to himself.

With the successive victories of the proletarian revolution in Russia and Italy, the enthusiasm of revolutionaries around the world for revolution grew increasingly high. Especially in Europe, where the wounds of the world war had not yet healed, the red ideology inevitably spread rapidly among European countries.

The scientific community was not a pure land isolated from the rest of the world. Many scientists were deeply influenced by this ideology and sided with the Soviets.

Therefore, Einstein also learned that Su Yan, a once weak Eastern country, had been reborn in the flames of revolution and was now rising rapidly in a vigorous manner.

However, what surprised him was that this country attached so much importance to basic science when it was just established.

With a hint of curiosity and respect, Einstein put down the other work in his hands, picked up the envelope attentively, gently tore open the seal, took out the letter inside, and began to read it carefully.

The letter was full of sincere invitation and deep respect. It began by highly praising Einstein's scientific achievements such as the theory of relativity, and then described in detail Su Yan's current development status and their ardent expectations for science and technology, especially in the field of basic science.

The letter mentioned that Suyan is actively building a new type of socialist country, and in this process, they are well aware of the importance of science and technology. Although the country is still young and many fields are not yet mature, Suyan leaders and scientists agree that if they want to gain a foothold on the global stage, they must make great progress in the field of science, especially basic science.

To this end, they sincerely invited Einstein to visit and exchange ideas, so as to inject new vitality into Su Yan's scientific career.

At the end of the letter, some specific itinerary arrangements and visit plans were attached. Su Yan's Science Department hoped that Einstein could give a number of lectures during his visit, communicate with some of Su Yan's scientists, and visit the research institute that the Science Department was planning to build.

After reading the letter, Einstein fell into a brief contemplation.

He didn't understand anything about politics, and he couldn't guess what these politicians were thinking about writing.

However, he was still keenly aware that this invitation was not just a simple academic exchange.

Perhaps...this incident will have an important impact on the future of the scientific community and even the direction of world scientific development.

Einstein slowly put down the letter, turned to look at Elsa, his tone firm, without any hesitation.

"Let's leave immediately and go to Su Yan!"

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With a bit of curiosity and expectation, Einstein set foot on the land of Magic City.

Perhaps it was because he had a special view of the birthplace of the Great Yan Revolution. The moment he stepped off the ship, he felt a surge of vitality, as if the air in this city was exceptionally pure.

"Is this Su Yan's Demonic City?" He murmured in a low voice, his eyes slowly sweeping over everything in front of him.

In his eyes, the Magic City has the tranquility and heaviness of the ancient East, and also burns with the passion of the revolutionary era.

The hustle and bustle of the port was completely different from the ports he had seen in Europe. It was filled with an indescribable vitality, as if behind every hurried face there was a historical story being written.

Walking on the streets, Einstein noticed that there were many revolutionary slogans on the walls, most of which were closely related to the struggles of workers and peasants.

He stopped and looked carefully at the words written in red paint. Although he did not recognize the words, he could find something uplifting in the strokes of those words.

Dark Forest: Liberating the Three-Body Problem: Chapter 193 You Know So Much About the Theory of Relativity

"Professor Einstein, what do you think of the city of Magic City?"

Zhang Muzhi is the deputy director of Su Yan's Science Department. In order to show the world Su Yan's emphasis on basic science, he specially accompanied Einstein on a tour of the Magic City.

Einstein did not answer immediately, his eyes were attracted by a group of young people on the street corner.

These young people are gathered together, looking focused, their voices sometimes excited and sometimes low, as if they are discussing some issue enthusiastically.

Einstein did not understand their language, but the powerful emotion seemed to be transmitted directly to his heart. He stopped and stared at these young people, with a deep thought in his eyes.

"What are these young people discussing?"

He asked this question in English.

The burning emotions these young people possessed could be felt without the need for translation, which made his thoughts return to the European countries.

Whether on the streets of Berlin or in the cafes of Paris, Einstein had seen such faces. Although the times, places and cultures were different, that special spiritual power seemed to transcend time and space and shine again in this distant Eastern land.

The young man acting as an interpreter leaned forward slightly, speaking in a steady and clear tone, and explained to Einstein in fluent English: "They are discussing their work in the textile factory..."

This young man was called "Ye Zhetai" and looked to be in his early twenties. He was a doctor of science who had returned from studying abroad. He was fluent in German, English and French, and served as a temporary translator during Einstein's lecture.

He explained to Einstein that these young people were discussing the work in the textile factory, how to improve production efficiency, how to improve machines, how to improve the division of labor to increase the output of the entire factory, and so on.

Einstein listened carefully and was delighted by the thirst for knowledge and practical spirit shown by these young people. Although the problems they faced seemed unrelated to the complex theories at the forefront of science, the spirit of exploration and improvement was exactly the same as the essence of scientific research.

"In Shanghai, even the most ordinary young person has such a strong desire to explore and learn about science. It's incredible." Einstein said with emotion, with a hint of surprise in his eyes.

He paused for a moment, as if thinking about some assumptions in the past, then shook his head gently and said to himself: "This is different from what I thought. As expected, to know what a country really looks like, you still need to see it with your own eyes."

Zhang Muzhi noticed Einstein's reaction and smiled slightly. This was exactly the result he wanted to see.

"Professor Einstein, in your original conception, what kind of country would Da Yan be?"

Einstein thought for a moment and did not give a direct answer: "I went to India not long ago. On the streets of Delhi, there was no physics, no theory of relativity, only cold reality. In a country like that, the gravity of reality is so heavy that any transcendent and soaring thoughts will fall to the ground with a thud."

This may also indicate a kind of "relativity". Compared with colonial India, Su Yan's appearance after the revolution was completely new.

Zhang Muzhi listened and nodded, saying: "Everything in the field of thought originates from the real society, this is true for philosophy and science.

Therefore, the soaring of ideas requires solid soil, and the revolution provided such soil for Su Yan. In this new country, philosophy, science, literature, and art can take root, grow, and bear fruit in the practice of the broad masses of people. "

Zhang Muzhi, who once served as a senior bureaucrat in the warlord government and is now a national cadre in the Su Yan government, has experienced two governments and has a very deep understanding in this regard.

He went on to say: “We believe that any knowledge, including scientific knowledge, is the accumulation and summary of people’s understanding of objective things.

Knowledge comes from practice and is acquired only after birth. The broad masses of the people are the subject of practice, and the practice of the masses is the source of all natural and social knowledge.

The revolutionary mentor summed it up very well: "Since the existence of class society, there have been only two kinds of knowledge in the world, one is called production struggle knowledge, and the other is called class struggle knowledge. Natural science and social science are the crystallization of these two kinds of knowledge. Philosophy is the summary and conclusion of natural knowledge and social knowledge."

Professor Einstein, your theory of relativity did not come out of thin air.

Maxwell's equations, the principle of relativity in mechanics, the ether drift experiment, the Michelson-Morley experiment, Lorentz's length contraction hypothesis and the concept of local time... The theory of relativity is also based on the achievements of human science accumulated over the past century."

"Minister Zhang, you know so much about the history of physics."

Now Einstein was really surprised.