Republic of China: Runtu's Son, Started Studying at Peking University

When others are reborn in the Republic of China, they are either the sons of warlords or young masters from aristocratic families. When Zhang Qisheng opened his eyes - his father was the young man Runtu with "a round purple face and a little felt hat" in the textbook. And the "master" in Runtu's mouth became his uncle, Lu Xun. He started with a leaky earth house, six acres of thin sandy land, and a high fever that almost killed him. The plug-in has arrived: a portable space and an incredible photographic memory. When Lu Xun returned to his hometown, he wanted to reminisce about the past, but he was shocked by the child's talent. "You can memorize it after reading it a few times" - after the school entrance examination, he took Zhang Qisheng to the capital without saying a word. He just crossed the threshold of Peking University with a few books and a policy paper. Later, someone looked through the files and saw that this name had jumped from Peking University to Huangpu, and then from the instructor's chair to the diplomatic field. Later, at the Paris Peace Conference, he fought with the great powers alone and refuted the draft of the "Twenty-One Plans" one by one. The reporter chased Lu Xun and asked: Why did Mr. Xun single-handedly select him? Lu Xun put down his pen and said only: "I just don't want him to become the second Runtu." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.