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

Even though many people at the top have turned corrupt, wanting to rebel, wanting power, and wanting to return to private ownership.

However, all their actions in public cannot bypass the first secretary Wang Chunjiang.

Therefore, many of their actions can only exist as conspiracies, and such conspiracies can only be planned in the dark and can never see the light of day.

"If I had chosen the wrong successor... the situation would have been very different."

Li Runshi was somewhat relieved. If he had chosen the wrong successor and let someone with ideas of restoration come to power, he would also be in a very passive position.

For example, the person sitting in that position is Jiang Daoli.

After he comes to power, he may use the excuse of "stabilizing the overall situation" to send out working groups to suppress the revolutionary wave. He may use propaganda tools to minimize the voice of the media, turn the call for a great revolution into a silent wind, and even protect the members of the joint rectification movement, allowing them to escape the punishment they deserve.

The worst case scenario is that he might use the army to suppress the revolutionary masses by force in the name of "support".

That would be a disaster. The flames of the Great Revolution might be completely extinguished, reactionary forces would rise again, and capitalism would most likely be restored.

Fortunately, Li Runshi will not make the same mistakes he made in another time and space again in this time and space.

"The victory of the school's general secretary is great, but it is not enough. There is still a long way to go, and the great revolution needs to continue to move forward!"

Li Runshi clenched his fists, as if making a promise to himself and to the millions of workers and peasants: This land will never return to the old era of oppression and exploitation! The blood of the martyrs will never be shed in vain!

...

...

On a southbound train.

Ye Wenjie sat by the window, looking at the fields and cities passing by quickly, her thoughts flying.

The big series...has begun.

The destination of her trip was Su Yan’s economic center, the Magic City.

Dark Forest: Liberating the Three Bodies: Chapter 237: The General Office of Revolution is established, the Great Revolution in the Magic City

The [General Office of the School] grew rapidly in the torrent of the Great Revolution, and united the workers, peasants and soldiers to become a Soviet-style revolutionary organization. Naturally, the original single organizational structure could no longer support the increasingly complex struggle needs.

Therefore, after convening a joint meeting, the [School General Headquarters] officially announced its reorganization as the [Capital Revolution General Headquarters], abbreviated as the [Revolutionary General Headquarters].

Wang Chunjiang and Li Runshi met with representatives of the [General Revolutionary Headquarters] and highly praised their victory.

"You are the vanguard of this great revolution. Your victory has pointed the way forward for the whole country, but the revolutionary wave should not stop here. Comrades, go ahead and bring the experience of the struggle in the capital to every city, every factory and every village!"

The two revolutionary leaders encouraged the members of the General Revolutionary Committee to go across the country and unite the workers, peasants and soldiers across the country to completely eradicate the roots of the old ideas, old laws and old classes!

This is the speech about the "great cascade".

After that, the General Revolutionary Office took quick action to mobilize college students in the capital. One after another, propaganda groups and revolutionary groups were formed. They took the capital's experience, fighting passion and revolutionary beliefs and embarked on a journey across the country.

Ye Wenjie is a member of the third revolutionary group of the General Revolutionary Headquarters, and the destination of the third revolutionary group this time is the Magic City.

Modu is Su Yan's economic center and the largest industrial town, with more than 20 million workers.

This is also the birthplace of the Su-Yan Revolution. Decades ago, the first Soviet organization of Yan State was established in this city. The history of the working class's heroic struggle in this city has long been recorded in history and will be praised and passed down for generations.

There are also rumors that Su Yan’s first secretary and great revolutionary leader [Mu Yuan] chose to live in this city after retirement, silently guiding the working class to thrive.

Due to various factors, the workers in this city can be said to be the most mature and experienced group in the country.

Before Ye Wenjie and his team arrived, the workers in this city had already responded to the call of the Great Revolution and established revolutionary groups in many factories.

However, when it comes to experience in fighting capitalists, they can be said to have the richest experience in the country.

However, in Suyan, private ownership of the means of production no longer exists, and capitalists no longer exist.

In the new struggle situation, they have to fight against the "capitalist roaders".

Capitalists are an exploiting class that maintains its vitality under the private ownership of the means of production by relying on surplus value, bourgeois legal rights and other means.

But the capitalist-roaders are different.

Su Yan has systematically eliminated the private ownership of the means of production. The countryside is now collectively owned, and the cities are owned by the whole people.

It can be said that Su Yan still has the soil for the revival of private ownership of the means of production, but it definitely does not mean that private ownership of the means of production still exists.

Therefore, in the equation of many theorists, private property = exploiting class, and no private property = no exploiting class.

Therefore, they believe that under socialism there will be no exploiting class and no class struggle.

This theory is also one of the reasons why regime unrest and counterattacks occurred in America, Europe, Africa and other places.

The old capitalism took more than two hundred years to perish, and its roots can even be traced back to before the 15th century. Socialism has only been established for a few decades and is still very young, with many theories still being perfected.

The significance of Su Yan's great revolutionary struggle to the whole world is that it points out the way forward for the working class and peasant class of the world, and tells them whether to fight and how to fight!

In the new era of socialism, class struggle still exists, and there are still hidden exploiting classes. If we want to eliminate them, we need to carry out a great revolution from the bottom up, so that all workers and peasants can participate in this class struggle.

The class enemies in the Great Revolution were mainly [those in power who took the capitalist road].

However, the workers in Shanghai are very confused about this concept.

Who are the capitalist-roaders?

The factory director? The leading cadre? Or someone else?

To the workers, the capitalists are clear-cut and their contradictions with the working class are direct. But what about the capitalist-roaders?

"Is the factory director a capitalist roader? Does he have any special privileges as he manages the factory?"

"What about the leading cadres? Are they?"

“Or does it mean that anyone with great power and good living conditions could be a capitalist roader?”

Obviously, if you don't even know who you are targeting, there is no question of struggle.

But the mature side of Shanghai’s working class was revealed.

At the beginning, they were indeed unclear about the relevant theories and principles, but in the practical struggle, they quickly recognized who their enemies were.

Zhang Kongshan is a typical example.

Zhang Kongshan is an ordinary worker at the No. 31 Cotton Textile Printing and Dyeing Factory in Shanghai.

After the establishment of Su Yan, Zhang Kongshan experienced many movements, such as the movement to suppress counter-revolutionaries, the movement to increase production and save money, the "Three Antis" and "Five Antis" movements, and the Anti-Rightist Movement. Every time a movement started, the Party Committee called for it and mobilized it at all levels, and the grassroots workers also implemented it step by step.

At first, he felt that this ideological revolution had little to do with production workers like him. After all, as the name suggests, the cultural and ideological circles were the main battlefields of this movement.

Of course, this time, the Party Committee’s call was spread as quickly as usual, asking everyone to criticize Wu Han and others’ “The Blue Sky Dismisses Officials.”

Zhang Kongshan naturally had no idea about these books and names. Before this, he had never even heard of these people. But he did not think much about it. He just followed the convention and believed that "the Party Committee is always right". The Party Committee said that they wanted the Party to "rest" and step down. So he participated in this vigorous criticism movement.

Big-character posters were pasted in every corner of the factory. Zhang Kongshan and his fellow workers had relatively consistent critical opinions under the leadership of the Party Committee, and the movement was carried out vigorously.

However, as the movement progressed, the Party Committee further called on everyone to carry out an ideological revolution in light of the "realities of their units and systems."

For Zhang Kongshan, the so-called "combining with reality" was almost incomprehensible. He was busy with production tasks all day long, had little contact with national affairs, and his mind was blank. Nevertheless, as a five-good worker, he felt that he should actively respond to the party's call and throw himself into the wave of this great revolution.

Without a clear goal or direction, Zhang Kongshan pondered for a long time, and then he posted a big-character poster. The content was very simple, only half the size of a newspaper, and there was no radical language. The content criticized the Party branch for its improper attitude towards studying the Selected Works, and asked the workshop leaders to come down and study with the workers and guide everyone to learn.

Zhang Kongshan never dreamed that such an inconspicuous and harmless big-character poster would bring him a fatal disaster.

On this day, Zhang Kongshan was still as busy as usual. As the team leader of the workshop, he was used to managing the workshop in an orderly manner together with the workers.

However, today, he discovered something was wrong. He saw the party members and activists in the group turning off the lathes one by one, all in a mysterious manner, as if they were plotting something.

He felt something was wrong. Were they going to attend a meeting? Usually, if there was a party and league meeting, he would be notified in advance. But today, everyone was silent, as if everyone knew something, but he knew nothing.

It was not until after get off work that he went upstairs to the cafeteria and discovered a large slogan on the wall. Each word in it was as big as a newspaper. The content was "Pull out the anti-party and anti-socialist element Zhang Kongshan and make him a public example!"

The ink of the slogan was barely dry yet, and Zhang Kongshan was shocked.

He understood that the party branch held the meeting to plan this incident.

He walked to the dishwashing area and saw an even bigger poster, with each character as big as a bowl.

When he took a closer look, he found out that the so-called crime was just because the big-character poster he posted contained the word "down", and they said he wanted the Party Committee to "step down".

It's very funny. Hundreds of years ago in the feudal era, there were literary inquisitions such as "Qingfeng is illiterate". How come this kind of method is still used now?

You know, he was recently named one of the city's five best workers and was awarded a medal three months ago. But now, under the words of this big-character poster, he has suddenly become an anti-Party and anti-socialist element.

This method of confusing right and wrong is so clumsy!

He shook his head and ignored it.

He believed that his fellow workers had sharp eyes and would not lose their judgment because of such slander.

However, he did not expect that the attacks against him not only did not stop, but became more and more intense.

After a day or two, big-character posters appeared everywhere in the factory, with many people denouncing him as an "anti-Party and anti-socialist element."

He soon realized that this was obviously not just the behavior of a workshop party branch, and it was not a few people who were smearing him, but the Party Committee and the Youth League Committee wanted to take down the "leading bird".

"What did I do wrong? Just because I put up a big-character poster?"

Zhang Kongshan repeatedly compared the spirit of the central documents and felt that something was wrong.

He took out the famous "Program of the Great Revolution" document and saw that it said: "The representatives of the bourgeoisie who have sneaked into the party, the government, the army and various cultural circles are a group of counter-revolutionary revisionists. Once the time is ripe, they will seize power and change the dictatorship of the proletariat into the dictatorship of the bourgeoisie. Some of these people have been identified by us, some have not been identified yet, and some are being trusted by us and being trained to be our successors, such as Tito and Raubalde. They are now sleeping beside us. Party committees at all levels must pay full attention to this."

The movement was aimed at representatives of the bourgeoisie who had infiltrated the Party and those in power who were taking the capitalist road. However, he was just a worker, so what did that count for?

He discussed with some co-workers who had similar experiences and quickly reached a consensus.

Obviously, the mastermind behind all this was the factory party committee. Their purpose was to use Zhang Kongshan as a warning to others, to divert the direction of the movement and to preserve their own power.

Dark Forest: Liberating the Three Bodies: Chapter 238 The Man behind the Scenes, Provoking XX to Fight XX

As early as the liberation of Shanghai, Zhang Kongshan, who was still a teenager, was a man with a strong rebellious spirit. When the work team came, he directly reported the oppressive capitalists.

Decades have passed, but the spirit of resistance has not died out.

Faced with this unfair persecution, Zhang Kongshan joined forces with some like-minded workers and began to fight back.

They posted big-character posters at the factory, questioning and refuting the Party Committee's improper methods, accusing them of trying to divert the movement and suppress the voices of grassroots workers. Their counterattack was well-founded and supported by some cadres and workers in the factory, especially some employees in the machinery department, textile workshop, and weaving workshop began to defend them.

However, supporters in the factory were always a minority. Under the political principle that the party was above everything else, most people blindly followed the factory party committee. Some workers even began to say behind his back that he was "asking for trouble" and did not understand the consequences of confronting the party committee.

At the same time, the factory party committee began to dig into the historical problems of Zhang Kongshan and other counter-reactors, throwing out archives to siege them, saying that someone in someone's family had problems, or even someone in several generations had historical problems. They brought up the historical problems of Zhang Kongshan's father.

Their original purpose was to use this to vilify and suppress the masses who opposed them, but they did not expect that this "wind of black material" would make everyone in the factory feel insecure.

After all, no one wants to have a note written by someone inexplicably inserted into their file, saying that someone has some historical problems, or revealing that someone has said something wrong or done something wrong.

Especially these negative materials, which were stuffed into their files without any verification at all, and the individuals themselves were completely unaware of it and inexplicably took the blame for more than ten years. Whenever they were promoted, evaluated, or had a pay raise, their claims were suppressed.

If Zhang Kongshan knew the progress of the revolution in the capital, he would probably be surprised to find that the methods used by bureaucrats from all over the country were so similar.

Looking through files, checking backgrounds, fabricating negative information, throwing dirty water...this is how the bureaucrats at Yan University dealt with students when they posted big-character posters.

The masses were very disgusted with the bureaucrats using such methods, so when the factory party committee used this method against Zhang Kongshan and others, it aroused public anger.

Many people also saw through the true face of the factory committee and turned to support Zhang Kongshan and others.

But even so, life became increasingly difficult for Zhang Kongshan and other counterattackers.

The factory committee suppressed them with both spiritual and material pressure.

For example, those who besieged them could get paper and ink for big-character posters for free and could write critical big-character posters during working hours, while Zhang Kongshan and his colleagues were forbidden to write big-character posters during working hours and even had to pay for the paper and ink out of their own pockets.

In addition, they were not allowed to take leave. When Zhang Kongshan wanted to take sick leave because of his old stomachache, the infirmary told him helplessly that the factory's notice had been issued and they could not take sick leave.

"What happens after that?"

Ye Wenjie asked.

After the Revolutionary Group 3 arrived in Shanghai, they came into contact with the workers' organizations there.

Zhang Kongshan is a leader of the workers' organization in Shanghai.

By listening to his story, Ye Wenjie and others were able to understand the development of the previous Magic City Revolution.

Zhang Kongshan continued: "I went to the prefectural committee to complain, but it was useless. Every time I went there, there were only a few receptionists to deal with it, and nothing was solved.

The scale of the factory committee's siege against us was getting bigger and bigger. They set up a big-character poster tent in the factory square, and the tone was getting higher and higher, the accusations were getting bigger and bigger, and the materials thrown out were getting more and more. Several of our key personnel were also followed and monitored. "

He sighed and said: “At that time, we were almost in despair.

But soon, the Central Committee issued the "Decision on the Great Proletarian Ideological Revolution," and we began to change our struggle strategy based on these sixteen points.

The Great Revolution was different from previous movements. Originally, documents were issued according to levels, such as provincial military level, prefectural division level, county regiment level, grassroots units, etc. Some things from the superiors were not visible to the subordinates. But during the Great Revolution, many central red-headed documents were published in newspapers and directly met with the masses.

The 16th point states: "Some units are controlled by capitalist-roaders. These people in power are extremely afraid that the masses will expose them, so they find all kinds of excuses to suppress the mass movement. They use methods such as diverting targets and reversing right and wrong to try to lead the movement down a wrong path. When they feel very isolated and really can't get by, they go further and plot, shoot arrows from behind, spread rumors, and do their best to confuse the boundaries between revolution and counter-revolution and attack the revolutionaries."