North America, 1849: From Gold Rush Prospector to Warlord

I feel like the national sentiments in recent books are a bit abrupt. I understand that as a cool article, Let Us Rise is an important point, otherwise I would not read your book about Chinese people working hard in North America. But some of the things I wrote recently are weird: 1. The protagonist sets the slogan of establishing the school as "The Rise of China" while reading. Your school is not specifically for Chinese people, and you are a state in the United States. Don't you think it's strange to do this? What do the non-Chinese people in school think? They can't get into this class. What will Americans do when they hear this? Are you shouting out the California founding slogans? In my opinion, this behavior is too misleading. 2. After Lin passed away, he kowtowed there. Lin is a good person, and I like him too, but the protagonist is the governor of California. As future generations with open eyes, we know that Lin is awesome, but at that time, others could not understand this behavior. I don't comment on whether it is reasonable for the protagonist to do this to his own three views. I just want to say that doing so is detrimental to the protagonist's image in the eyes of his group. To put it bluntly, if the protagonist has just formed a small gang, it doesn't matter, but the protagonist is already the governor of California. Actually, what I said so much is to ask the author whether he has considered the political impression brought about by the protagonist's behavior, as well as the protagonist's political philosophy. The protagonist is a leader who unites whites, Chinese and Indians through interests and strength. In the eyes of normal people, he should take care of the distribution of interests among his subordinates. You are in California, USA, and it is impossible to relegate all white people to a low status, right? Your power comes from your subordinates. Now that all your officials are white, it would be better not to do so many abrupt things. You can do it secretly. For example, instead of setting up obvious slogans in the school, you can secretly support an unofficial society that specializes in protecting Chinese people, promoting advanced ideas, and developing together, isn't it also okay? One more thing, the author, you have always mentioned the rise of China, which is good, but how exactly does the protagonist want people to rise? The Qing Dynasty is now in power, do you want to help the Qing Dynasty? No way. So who are you helping? Help Mr. Sun? I don't know what readers will think of you. Help with the correct answer? Your book will be gone (and your ideas have not spread yet). Are you going to fight Jianguo yourself? Or is it the one who occupies the magpie's nest and turns the entire New World into the protagonist? At least give readers an explanation. Because I think this book is very interesting and the author is willing to communicate, I leave this review. For non-professionals, please don't blame me if I am wrong.

Without a strong motherland to back it up, I always feel like it was a joke that the yellow race wanted to mix in America at that time (seriously)

The author brings more tall foreign horses, spreads Chinese seeds all over Europe and the United States, and spreads the cultural assimilation of this land, offering a monthly ticket 😍

Because I watched Tang Dynasty 1900 during the Chinese New Year this year, I learned about the Chinese immigrants in the United States at that time. It was really miserable, because the gold rush in the United States started the history of Chinese in the United States. Because the Chinese were hard-working and ingenious, the United States' policy towards China was relatively equal in the beginning. For example, the Burlingame Treaty signed in 1868 (actually more beneficial to the United States) provided a legal basis for a large number of Chinese workers to come to the United States. Chinese immigrants They have worked hard for the railroad arteries and economic development of the United States. As soon as the Pacific Railway opened, they were ruthlessly betrayed and abandoned. With the Pacific Railway arteries, a large number of white people, including veterans of the Civil War, came to the West and became a new batch of white immigrants. When they found that they could not win over the Chinese, they put all the blame on the Chinese (the Chinese stole our jobs, the Chinese made us unemployed, and the Chinese spread dirty epidemic diseases). , We are not living well because of the Chinese...), Because populism is narrow-minded and extreme, systematic discrimination and organized persecution of Chinese immigrants began, starting with the Page Act in 1875, and then depriving the Chinese of their right to vote, restricting American companies from hiring Chinese, then the Angelique Treaty, then the prohibition of intermarriage between Chinese and whites, and then the Chinese Exclusion Act. Because of various laws, the violent crimes against Chinese immigrants by the bottom whites have skyrocketed, causing one after another According to incomplete statistics, from 1870 to 1890, there were as many as 153 organized violent anti-Chinese incidents in the western United States in less than 30 years. It was not until 1943, due to the needs of the Pacific War, that the US authorities After the Chinese Exclusion Act was abolished, it took more than 60 long years. In June 2009 and June 2012, the California State Assembly and the U. S. Congress respectively apologized to the Chinese for the Chinese Exclusion Act. The obvious discrimination ended, but the discriminatory behavior never ended. I said a lot of nonsense, I don't care if your protagonist is Jianguo or a big warlord or a big conglomerate, the protagonist in this novel should not let Chinese immigrants be discriminated against and harmed.

So many people don't understand that Edison was a purely self-interested businessman.

The author's works are much better than Mo Yan in terms of writing style, narrative, and conception. Why can't he win the Nobel Prize for Literature?

I really can't think of a track that can compare with Tuning Pacific!

New here, please take care of me

I really want to travel to the protagonist's side, open a hook with natural supernatural power, fuck him hard, and let him experience the feeling of powerlessness (I exercise every day now).

Chinese slave labor was introduced in the United States because it was more cost-effective than black people. Being a black man was better than the Chinese at that time.