Ming Dynasty: Double Eight, Enough Steamed Buns After Copying Das Kapital

Bai Changming traveled through the Ming Dynasty and took in some beggars. In order to understand the acceptance of modern knowledge by the people at the bottom of the Ming Dynasty, Bai Changming asked the beggars to copy books such as Haiguo Tuzhi and Das Kapital every day, and gave them a steamed bun after copying a page. Among them was a little beggar from Fengyang, Anhui Province, who copied very carefully. Later, under Bai Changming's guidance, the little beggar went to join Guo Zixing's rebel army. Many years later, "Mr. Bai, we are back. We copied half of the theory of evolution twenty years ago. Can you still keep it for us?" … "We listened to my husband and went to join the rebel army of General Guo Zixing. Now we are also a centurion." … "We have brought some new beggar gang boys to Mr. Bai. The fourth, fifth and sixth boys. Please call them Mr. Bai." … Until one day, His Majesty, the current emperor, riding a dragon and wearing a dragon robe, respectfully came to Bai Changming's bookstore. "Mr. Bai, we have no other intention. We just want to copy more books and ask for less steamed buns..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.