After a few things were arranged and the murder of the dead in the first seventh period, Yang Rui became ill. He had a fever, was unconscious, and even began to fall asleep every day. This was the first time he had fallen sick in this world. A man who never got sick suddenly fell ill, and was so sick that he immediately frightened Cheng Jue, Zhang Taiyan and others. Therefore, Chinese and Western medicine all over the country rushed to Beijing to investigate the condition, but no one could tell what the Prime Minister had. Some said it was pneumonia, some said it was just a common cold, and some people secretly guessed that it might be Spanish flu... Anyway, they all said everything, and the medicine they should use was also used, but they didn't get better.

Later, some people said that this was the purge of the dead souls who claimed the wronged to the Prime Minister, most of the murdered comrades who were honest and dedicated to their work were always conscientious and fulfilled their duties, but suddenly suffered a sudden disaster, and of course they would be full of resentment. The Prime Minister is the leader of the Revival Society and the leader of a country. Those souls naturally want to call for justice to the Prime Minister. At this time, the Prime Minister was dragged around by more than 100,000 souls and had to appease the souls of the wronged, so he naturally couldn't wake up.

More and more people believe the nonsense of Master Y, and what he said is not unreasonable. The country is in chaos and the trial has been dragged, and no one knows what the government will do next. In fact, the trial is not dragged by the government, but the Dali Temple is not ready. This time, the national chaos, and the most serious losses are the northwest, north China, southwest provinces, south China, and east China. However, nothing has happened after the imperial decree.

But even so, 150,000 or 60,000 people were killed. There were about 13,000 officials and peasant association cadres arrested later. For so many people to be tried, Dali Temple must be transferred from other places, which cannot be completed in a few days. Seeing that Master Y said it was this reason, Cai Yuanpei filed a public prosecution by the Inspectorate the next day and was publicly tried at Dali Temple in the capital.

Although Cai Yuanpei was only on trial, the tone of how to deal with the coup was determined. The newspapers' attack on the Revival Society changed direction and began to pay attention to the Cai case. Most of the newspapers affirmed the government's move and believed that it was the forerunner of democracy. Of course, a few newspapers believed that this was still the autocratic trick of the Revival Society, and that the public trial did not represent any progress. Among them, the most powerful one was the "People's Voice" newspaper in Hong Kong. Since May 15, the newspaper said that the Revival Society has been a representative of backwardness and is the object of overthrowing; for the public trial of the Cai case, the newspaper even believed that the person who interrogated the trial had serious mistakes, and the real one should be tried should be the entire Revival Society, not just the butcher Cai Yuanpei.

In the past, even the Minsheng magazine was often stopped due to insufficient funds, and the president Liu Sifu could almost be said to have starved to death. However, the Huiming Academy now has a bird gun replacement and a group of foreign comrades. Prime Minister Du Wen, that is, Comrade Queen, began to spend a lot of money. The magazine became a newspaper, but it also made a daily newspaper, and it was all open. The newspaper reporters were stationed everywhere. Once there was any negative news, the newspaper would soon publish articles or ridicule or satirize the next day.

On the day of Cai Yuanpei's public trial, Prime Minister Comrade Du Wen was receiving foreign guests in the office.

"Du, I don't think I need to introduce you. You should know them." The foreign guests looked at Du Wen with a smile, and behind them were the famous Chen Qimei and Hu Hanmin who offered a reward of 10,000 yuan.

"Of course I know." Du Wen had withdrawn from the Tongmenghui before. She had some hope for Sun Wen and others, but now things have changed, so she doesn't think there is any effect with Sun Wen and others. "It's a pity that I couldn't talk to you about the same thing as you, and now I have different ambitions and disagreements..."

The woman who had not forgotten to ask for a membership fee to return a dollar when she retired from the Tokyo meeting, but now she said contemptuously that she was disagreeable about her ambitions and disagrees. Hu Hanmin couldn't help but stand up immediately. When he wanted to refute, Chen Qimei next to her quickly pulled him, which was equivalent to stopping him. Chen Qimei smiled and said, "Even if she was disagreeable about her ambitions and disagrees, she would be like-minded when facing the Revival Society. The enemy's enemy is a friend. Premier Du Wen hated Yang Jingcheng, and we hated Yang Jingcheng. Then we are naturally friends."

"Comrade Du Wen, only by uniting all forces that can unite can the revolution be successful." The foreign guests reminded him very seriously, "Our enemies and imperialism are only colluding with each other, and you must unite to win."

"Yes, unity is very important. But the question is what can unite with a cannon do? Do you fart with him?" Du Wen said sarcastically. "What else has the Tongmenghui done except for the Huaxinghui power? What can the other forces? What can you do? Ten times and eleven revolutions, a long-distance revolutionist!"

Although Du Wen did not name the name, the 'cannon' and 'long-distance revolutionary' were Liang Qichao's jokes to Sun Wen and others. When he heard this woman mocking Mr. Zhongshan in person, Hu Hanmin could no longer help it. He slapped the table and shouted: "No matter how much Mr. Zhongshan is a revolutionary leader, how can you, a woman, be insulted?!"

"Revolutionary leader? Haha." Du Wen laughed, "Even if he is a revolutionary leader, he is still backward and outdated. In his own words, the revolution wants the latest cars, not the old cars. Today's China no longer needs Mr. Zhongshan, let alone the Three Principles of the People. Because today's China is no longer a national revolution, what China wants is the proletarian revolution, and what it needs is anarchism. To be honest, what do you want to do? What can you do?"

Du Wen is the prime minister of the Anarchist Comrades Society, with power spread across Hong Kong, Macao, Foshan and other places, and with foreign guests, the Comrades Society developed more rapidly. She did have reasons not to need the Chinese Revolutionary Party. Hu Hanmin was blushed when she said it, and immediately stamped his feet and pulled Chen Qimei away. As soon as they left, the foreign guests had not yet questioned Du Wen, Du Wen took the lead in questioning the foreign guests. "Comrade Vikingsky, what are you trying to do? These things that are not enough to make a fortune, do you want me to cooperate with that Sun Dapao?"

There were two foreign guests and a Chinese, Russian Vikingsky, Dutch Ma Lin and their translator Yang Zhaiming. According to age, Ma Lin is the leader, but Du Wen, who came into contact with, perceived that Ma Lin was just a big deal with the keen female intuition. The real person is Vikingsky, and this person is very likely a member of the Russian KGB.

"Comrade Du Wen, we need his armed forces." Vikingsky cleared his throat and said without waiting for Ma Lin to speak. "The next strike requires the cooperation of the armed forces, and we can only hope for Sun in a short period of time."

"No!" Du Wen flatly rejected. "Sun must have many of the East Factory spies around him. Once they cooperate with them, we must be exposed with them. Strikes require armed forces, but this armed forces deal with workers who are unwilling to strike, not with British people. It will not only not help you pull them over, but will hinder action."

"What should we do?" This time the question was Yang Zhaiming, the translator of the foreign guests, who linked the anarchist comrades with the Third International. "The comrades who went to Russia were still studying, and they could not come back for a while."

"All I have to deal with is the workers, just find some rotten cubs." Du Wen was confident. "But this is another cost."

The cost is not difficult for the Third International. They have supported Du Wen for millions of yuan to improve office facilities and expand personnel. They spent millions of yuan but failed to achieve results. Now it is not a big deal to spend tens of thousands to launch a strike. He heard what Du Wen said, Vikingsky nodded immediately. He nodded, and Ma Lin also nodded.

Ma Lin asked with concern: "Comrade Du Wen, don't they have any value to use?"

"Valueless, Comrade Ma Lin. We should not waste our energy and money on them." Du Wen replied.

"But we need a cover!" Vikingsky interjected: "Beijing is now being tried, and everyone thinks it is a harbinger of democracy. Activities in Sun Wen's name will better cater to the tastes of the people and intellectuals. You know, those intellectuals were suppressed by Yang Jingcheng's government and it is difficult for them to survive. If we fund them in the name of democracy, most of them will not refuse, but if they are funded in the name of anarchy, they may not accept it."

The theory of cover is the foundation of cooperation. But Du Wen said: "Comrade Vikingsky, your direction is wrong! Don't fantasize about organizing a revolutionary group on the mainland, or launching strikes and riots. This is absolutely impossible! As for funding those intellectuals, don't look down on those little bourgeois. If you give them bones, they will pounce on them like dogs. These people are more cheap than the other and have no chastity. The real difficulty in funding them is how to remit money! You must know that every bank transfer, every verbal party who suddenly burst into wealth will be monitored by the East Factory."

"So we have to run a new newspaper in Hong Kong, and those little Bourgeois will continue to contribute, and the manuscript fees we give are extremely generous. Comrade Du Wen, will the mainland government intervene in this income?" Vikingsky asked curiously.

"As long as it exceeds a certain amount, or just go to the IRS to file taxes, it will attract the attention of the mainland government. Unless the people you sponsor are very well-known and not very fierce," Du Wen said hatefully. "Comrades, Yang Jingcheng's autocratic government is actually a semi-police government. We cannot copy the practices used in other places and get it to China. This is not in line with China's national conditions and has made a subjective mistake.

What we are most urgent now is to overthrow Yang Jingcheng's government, or more specifically overturn this control system. So I have always said that strikes not only cannot help us, but will harm our revolution. Because we must use the power of imperialism to force Yang Jingcheng to give up his dictatorship, and once the ruling mechanism collapses, we do not have to hide in Hong Kong. Not to mention funds, even arms can be transported into the mainland by smuggling, and then riots will be held at the right time..."

Is it natural to subvert a unified country higher than the Beiyang government in history? The funds for guns and cannons in the Whampoa Military Academy benefited from the selfless assistance of the Third International, but now, not to mention guns and cannons, even funds are difficult to import into the mainland. Du Wen used to be obsessed with armed riots in the city and believed that the enemy's weapons could be seized to arm the revolutionary army. However, the hunger experience of the Anarchist Comrades in the past few years made her suddenly understand that even revolutionary youth with ideals would withdraw from the association on a large scale under the torture of hunger, let alone those proletarian workers who had no ideals and were immersed in imperial power and superstition.

The Guangzhou strike last year ended with a funny ending, which made her understand how weak the revolutionary foundation of China is. If a country where funds cannot be imported at will, will it use airships to replenish arms to learn to revive? Even if airships are used, where can we take off? At this time, Du Wen felt extremely friendly as she saw the representatives of the Third International making her original mistake.

"No. The strike must be held as scheduled." Vikingsky shook his head and denied Du Wen's suggestion. Although she had emphasized this countless times, the Third International cannot spend money in vain. Especially now, Comrade Zinoevich, the Chairman of the Third International, is fighting against people. He hopes to see a large-scale strike against British colonists on the New Oriental Front.

Hearing that the strike had to be held as scheduled, Du Wen had to nod. Two days later, the vigorous strike of Hong Kong seafarers officially began. Tens of thousands of sailors and other workers announced the strike and took a walk together. Hong Kong moved, Guangzhou, Shanghai, and newspapers from all over the country competed to report. Unfortunately, the Comrades Club was completely cleaned up by the National Security Bureau before, and there was no fulcrum or leader to launch the strike. All the mainland could do was to support the Hong Kong strike in the newspapers in the name of "supporting compatriots and resisting oppression."

Hong Kong and Macao are two concessions that the government has not taken back. The reason why they did not take them back was that Yang Rui's purpose was not to intervene in Southeast Asia too much in order to make peace with all countries, and to the outside world declared to leave external ports. Although Hong Kong is not under its rule, the strike across Hong Kong is a major event after all, and the news of the strike reached the capital on the day of the strike.

Zhang Chengyue, who is temporarily in charge of the National Security Bureau, reported: "This matter is certainly initiated by the Anarchy Society. We suspect that Du Wen and others have colluded with the Third International. The purpose of the strike is to create influence and fight imperialism. In addition, it is reported that the close proximity of the strike workers was distributed by the Anarchy Society. They also organized a picket team to firmly suppress the workers who did not want to strike."

"What should we do? Support or oppose?" Zhang Taiyan looked at Zhang Chengyue, then looked at Xie Zhangtai and Qiu Jin. The strike may be a righteous act of Chinese workers who cannot withstand the oppression of foreigners. It is unreasonable to not support it. If a murder is to be committed, it would be even worse; but support is also a troublesome thing. He is very clear about what the Third International is. Once the strike spreads from Hong Kong to the mainland, China will become Russia, and 50 million people will be trapped in hell. Zhang Taiyan will not be able to defeat this crime when he crushes his bones and ashes.
Chapter completed!