1835: Rise from England

Zheng Hua should be the one who has the most difficult time among all time travellers---the world shortly before the outbreak of the Opium War. His reaction was normal. He immediately thought of the Opium War and the Eight-Power Allied Forces entering China. But the place he traveled to was a bit embarrassing. It was not in China but in England. Britain is Britain, and things will definitely work here. In just a few years, he started from scratch, built Chinatown in London and made inventions, became a great writer and called on workers to make revolution, and played finance with the Rothschild family... In the process of doing things, Zheng Hua couldn't help but wonder, when did the problem of worshiping foreigners and favoring foreigners take root among the Chinese people? What is so great about Europeans and Americans? What exactly do they mean by human rights and freedom? In their words, are people really created equal? There was no fig leaf in the world of the 19th century. A group of flies were accustomed to murdering and stealing goods. As long as a rotten egg leaked out of a crack, they would pounce on it without hesitation. No matter what happens in the future, why not take off their underwear first?