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In 1700, more than two hundred horse-drawn carriages marched in an orderly manner on Laimu Avenue in Keelung, approaching the port. The clatter of horse hooves was incompatible with the surrounding steam locomotives. The always strict city inspection police took off their hats to the carriage. Lai Su Wang Shen Zhang, Liu Chang Gu Ding Duan... This is the last time in this life for the founding fathers scattered around the world to get together. After all the princes boarded the "Ming Xing", just like Lai Mu in 1625, Su Ze gave a speech: "Everyone, look around the world, whether it is the traditional Eurasia or the New World, whether it is an empire that has lasted for thousands of years or a rising free country, they are all controlled by Aokiin in one way or another!"