The sun never sets in America

Chapter 266: Han Journey: Han Belongs to Mexico

Han Mexico-——

On the Han-Mexican Railway, a red train consisting of twelve carriages is running at a speed of fifty kilometers per hour. This is currently the fastest steam-powered locomotive developed by the Hanguo Machinery Company. In today's era, it can be said to be the best of its kind. of the best.

Even on a global scale, it is a leading product.

After all, in this era of steam power, fifty kilometers per hour is actually a very fast speed, even considered to be excessive among some similar locomotives! !

The entire Han-Mexico Railway is more than 2,000 kilometers long, connecting Xijing in Han Dynasty to Mexico City, the capital of Mexico. It is the only railway on the entire Mexican Peninsula. [Also called Yucatan Peninsula]

Basically 70% of the equity of this important railway is in the hands of Han State, and it is a high-quality asset in the hands of Han Railway Company.

And if you include the 10% stake owned by outside private investors, the entire Mexican government only has a 20% stake.

This is also the reason why the Han-Mexico Railway is called a colonial railway, because the railway itself belonged to colonial Mexico, or was part of the ruling Mexico.

In the eyes of many Han people, Mexico is equivalent to a colony of Han, or a province. As for a country, it does not exist.

The fate of the Mexican nation was already decided in the Sino-American War.

As the Mexican poet Rosa said: "In the war of 1844, Mexico not only lost its dignity, but also lost its soul, the soul of an independent country."

The entire Mexican market is occupied by Han Chinese products. From textiles to heavy industry to people's livelihood industries, they are all filled with the shadow of Han Chinese symbols. Even the boss of a lumberyard in Mexico may be a Han Chinese, or maybe he is. Mexicans who have acquired Chinese nationality.

The reason for this is because Han's propaganda towards Mexico is basically on the good side. It is an indisputable fact that Han's products are equivalent to civilization.

The use of Chinese products in Mexico, especially valuable products such as bicycles, clocks, and silk clothes, also represents the person's economic and social status to a certain extent.

Although it is an exaggeration, it is true for a de facto colonial country. From the day it became a vassal state of the Han State, the entire Mexico was deeply imprinted by the Han State from top to bottom, both physically and mentally. .

This is also a unique treatment of colonial countries, or a legacy. It can be seen from the later Commonwealth countries that they are keen to study in the UK and are keen to buy everything in the UK, from cars to luxury goods, and even finance in London. The city was able to be built to the credit of these former colonial countries.

The same is true for France, another colonial power. France in later generations still controls many countries in North Africa. It issues CFA francs locally, controls local resources, and even stores its foreign exchange reserves in French banks. What is even weirder is that even the money has to go through France. people's consent.

There are different opinions on how much profit the French made in North Africa, but there is one number that is very real, $500 billion! !

The France you think is a disgrace to the law, a declining country, the prevalence of yellow vests, high welfare and lazy people, but the real France, the ruler of North Africa, is the largest colonial country in the 21st century besides the United States.

The so-called high welfare for lazy people is just based on the suffering of North Africans.

Considering that Mexico has a large population, with tens of millions of people, even if it is annexed, the Han Dynasty will be exhausted just by digesting it. Therefore, the Han Dynasty has been conducting soft colonization of Mexico after learning from the lessons of Britain and France.

What is soft colonization, with railways as the link, industry as the vanguard, propaganda first, brainwashing all Mexicans, and penetrating into every corner of Mexico.

To achieve all this, transportation is the first priority. Without transportation, how can cultures communicate and how can economies be connected? , even when riots occur in Mexico, rapid transportation is needed to quickly counter the rebellion.

This is also the reason why the Han-Mexican Railway is important. For the Han-Mexican Railway, the Han Dynasty even established an iron protection headquarters along the railway and organized a reinforcement regiment of 3,000 people. [Han currently implements a medium regiment system, with only 2,000 people in each regiment]
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Lin Yusheng was sitting in the carriage, looking at the uneven and extremely steep land of Mexico. His eyes no longer had the curiosity that he had when he first came to Han, only nostalgia and relief remained in his eyes.

Today, Lin Yusheng can see a few white hairs in his black hair from time to time. At the age of 40, he is no longer the tourist riding a donkey in Lingnan when he was in his 30s. Instead, he has lost his ambition and just wants to finish his life smoothly. middle-aged man.

The reason why he came to Mexico this time was because his eldest son was sent to work in Mexico by his company for several months. He came here to visit his son. As for the Han Dynasty Diary, which he said has written more than one million words, At present, he only has the copy of the manuscript with him, and the entire manuscript is still in the bungalow he bought in Jinshan.

For Lin Yusheng, Han Xingji is like his child. He looks forward to the day when the book will be published, but according to his character, it may take some time.

Just when Lin Yusheng was in a daze, two young Mexicans came across from him. The man had red hair and fair skin. He looked like a descendant of Irish immigrants.

The woman has long black hair, a white cat hairpin on her head, and a pair of silver-rimmed glasses on her nose. There is a small line of Chinese characters around the glasses. If you don't look carefully, you can't really tell. Although Lin Yusheng Although I am older, my eyesight is still very good, and I quickly caught the four little words "bright glasses"/

[The white cat hairpin is the protagonist in the famous Chinese children's comic White Cat Travels. Because of its cute appearance, it is very popular among girls. It is made into various dolls and decorations, and the hairpin is just one of them. 】

“Hello, are you from Han??”

Just when Lin Yusheng didn't know what to say, the Mexican girl opposite who looked like an Italian took the initiative to start talking.

The young Mexican man opposite also cast a curious look.

Lin Yusheng looked at the two people, sorted out his thoughts, and then replied: "I am from Han, and my home is in Jinshan."

After hearing that he came from Jinshan in Han Dynasty, their eyes lit up, especially the girl, who talked endlessly about her impression of Jinshan.

"You know, I have seen pictures of Jinshan City in my textbooks. I also know about the Jinshan Hotel. I know that it is the oldest high-rise hotel in Jinshan. There have been -——"

"By the way, do you know Jinshan Zoo? I heard it is the largest zoo in the world. There are many precious animals in it, even a blue whale--"

The Mexican woman spoke eloquently and very fast. If it weren't for the fact that the other party's Mandarin was pretty good and her enunciation was clear, but with a hint of a foreign accent, Lin Yusheng would have really doubted whether he was a descendant of the Yan and Huang Dynasties.

The girl in front of him was still telling Lin Yusheng endlessly about his views on Han and Jinshan:

"I think the best food street in Jinshan is the food street on Zhongshan West Road. It is the real food paradise. By the way, I have eaten burgers, fried chicken, and oh, Coke. I think they are all very good. , better than Mexican tacos——"

Listening to a Mexican girl who had never been to Han or Jinshan so praise and yearn for Jinshan, Lin Yusheng couldn't help but ask: "Since you like Jinshan and Han so much, why don't you go by yourself?" "

"Why should you immerse yourself in books and pictures instead of looking at the real world? You must know that only what you see and taste is real. Everything else, no matter how good it is, is just illusion."

Lin Yusheng asked all his doubts in one breath.

The two young Mexican men and women opposite fell into silence. Finally, the boy spoke:

"Sir, we have no way to go to Han."

"Why, I can come to Mexico, why can't you??"

When Lin Yusheng heard this, he was even more surprised. What did he mean by not being able to go? How did he get here? He vaguely remembered that when he bought a ticket at Xijing Station, he was only asked to show his red ID card, and there was nothing else. In the end, you can just spend money to buy a ticket, but why can’t you do this for Mexicans? What kind of truth is this? ?

[The ID card of Han Dynasty went through several stages. The first one was very simple, without anti-counterfeiting marks and could be easily counterfeited. The second generation was from the late Han-American War and was used until the middle of the ninth year of Longwu. A generation of ID cards with anti-counterfeiting marks. After the Han Dynasty's printing technology improved, especially after the issuance of Huayuan banknotes with complex anti-counterfeiting markings, the entire identity authentication department also progressed along with it. It was best to create the red book identity in Lin Yusheng's hand. certificate. 】

"Because we don't have visas through the Han embassy."

The Mexican girl replied to Lin Yusheng with a complicated expression.

The boy on the side also said:

"The requirements of the Han legation are extremely strict. They not only require a home address, but also tax records. Only those who pay more than three hundred Mexican dollars a year can be allowed to enter Han."

(Mexico’s new legal currency was issued by Han after the war. It maintained a ratio of two to one with the Chinese dollar and was similar to the Japanese yen. It was basically a subsidiary linked currency of Han’s currency. The exchange rate fluctuated with the fluctuations of Han. It was basically Does not have its own monetary sovereignty.)

When Lin Yusheng heard this, he couldn't help but continue to ask: "Why are the requirements so strict, and why is it so easy for me to enter Mexico, but you..."

At the end of the sentence, Lin Yusheng seemed to have thought of something and stopped talking.

The Mexican girl opposite obviously didn't realize this problem and directly said what Lin Yusheng was thinking just now:

"Because you are Han Chinese, you can enter Mexico without any proof, but we can't!!"

As soon as these words came out, Lin Yusheng's expression immediately changed, while the Mexican boy next to him shrugged helplessly.

After all, this kind of thing is too normal for young people like them who love Han country, and they have long been used to it.

But for Lin Yusheng, the impact was so great that he did not continue to ask questions later, but changed the topic and talked about some interesting things he knew about the Han Dynasty.

It made two young Mexicans who were not involved in the incident laugh out loud.

A few hours later, we finally arrived at the station. When we parted, we left each other's contact information and email addresses, hoping that we could communicate with each other.

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Mexico City…

Lin Yusheng walked in this city that is said to sink forty centimeters every year, looking at the surrounding signboards with signs in Spanish and Chinese, as well as the old-school Spanish buildings full of the great voyage period, and the latest Chinese-style square buildings .

Suddenly, there was a feeling of being in a fantasy world. The white people with hooked noses and pale faces on the street, as well as women wearing Indian costumes holding children, and even the bicycles that kept passing through the streets, made Lin Yusheng feel an indescribable feeling. a feeling of.

If I have to talk about a feeling, it would be the city created by the collision of Chinese novels and Western novels.

Bank of Mexico... "I'm sorry, I'm really sorry..."

When he just came in, he almost knocked down a lady. Lin Yusheng supported her and kept apologizing.

The woman raised her head, revealing a face of mixed race. She was not old, but because of her mixed race, she gave people a mature look.

“Sir, do you need anything??”

"This is my business card..."

When the woman saw Lin Yusheng, who was well-dressed and had a crocodile belt around his waist, she immediately opened her eyes and took out a white postcard from her pocket.

Lin Yusheng took it and saw it read: Cai Weiwei, financial consultant.

Then there were a lot of academic qualifications and certificate names, many of which Lin Yusheng couldn't understand at all and didn't know what their use was.

"Sir, we currently have a discount, deposit..."

Hearing this familiar bank sales quotation, Lin Yusheng said to the woman named Cai Weiwei in embarrassment:

"Sorry, I'm not here to do business. I'm here to see my son. Do you know where he is?"

Cai Weiwei's mouth twitched a few times, and then asked Lin Yusheng:

"Tell me what your son's name is, and I will help you find it."

"Lin Zhengfeng!!"

Upon hearing this name, Cai Weiwei couldn't stand it anymore, looked at Lin Yusheng and cursed:

"You are that bastard's father."

This sentence completely confused Lin Yusheng, but before he could ask the reason, Miss Cai Weiwei stepped on her high heels and walked away without even looking at him.

Lin Yusheng shook his head and finally asked around, finally finding out about his son's office on the third floor.

"Dad, why are you here??"

"You bastard, why can't I come!!"

"no……"

After some pleasantries, Lin Zhengfeng made Lin Yusheng a cup of tea.

After receiving the tea, Lin Yusheng looked at his son, who had grown much taller than him, and then asked with a straight face:

"Tell me, what's going on with Cai Weiwei, tell me the truth!!"

Hearing this sudden question, Lin Zhengfeng was stunned for a moment, and then replied in a sophistry tone: "Dad, let me tell you, that person is a lunatic. The whole bank knows that she..."

Looking at the son in front of him who couldn't even tell a lie, Lin Yusheng shook his head, and then continued to question: "Did I hear that you had an affair with her, is that true or not??"

"Dad, you know everything."

Lin Zhengfeng was extremely nervous by Lin Yusheng's words.

"Tell me what's going on."

"The thing is like this..."

Finally, Lin Zhengfeng told everything about him and Cai Weiwei. The whole thing was nothing more than a scumbag cheating on a little girl.

In the end, things were exposed and ended up like this.

After Lin Zhengfeng finished speaking, he looked at Lin Yusheng's ugly expression and finally mustered up the courage to say: "Dad, I didn't mean it, I..."

"Oh, don't fight, don't fight."

After a crackling sound, Lin Yusheng looked at Lin Zhengfeng, who was standing just like when he was a child, sighed and said:

"Zhengfeng, you are in your twenties, how come you still love to play so much? When your father was your age..."

“They are already regular visitors to the brothel!!”

"No, no, no, it's not..."

Lin Zhengfeng stammered.

Finally, this story of an absurd father teaching an absurd son finally ends with the sentence, "The same is true for you."

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At night, in a hotel suite, Lin Yusheng lay on the bed wearing cotton pajamas after taking a shower. What he thought about most was not his son's affairs, but what happened on the train during the day.

He couldn't understand why this was happening.

As a last resort, he could only open the diary he carried with him, which contained some of the events he had experienced over the years, such as the Sino-American War, the Sino-Baby War, etc.

After searching for a long time, I found the answer in a news record written by Long Wu five years ago.

What was written above was a piece of news about Mexicans smuggling into the country. Lin Yusheng found it novel at the time, so he copied it casually.

He even commented:

“Mo people are rushing to immigrate to our country. Isn’t this a sign of prosperity and auspiciousness!!”

Yes, in the eyes of Lin Yusheng at that time, it was a symbol of strength. After all, when barbarians entered China, China became the country, which was the education of Confucianism.

But now the more Lin Yusheng reads this short article, the more strange he feels.

He has understood the main reason, that is, there are too many Mexicans. If they are not stopped, they will all immigrate to Han.

Will Han still be a country of Chinese people by then? ?

(I'm afraid even the Great Emperor Longwu can't vouch for it. Liu Peng is also known as Emperor Longwu among the people. It is said that some Taoists say that he is the descendant of Emperor Ziwei)

After thinking about this, Lin Yusheng also had a clear understanding of why the Han legation had to impose such strict restrictions on Mexicans.

He even admired the foresight of the Han court. If he had never figured out that there was such a loophole, he might even have expressed the so-called prosperous age and great harmony towards the barbarian immigrants.

Late at night, Lin Yusheng was lying on the bed tossing and turning, not knowing what he was thinking. He only knew that he had changed, and his decades of knowledge had been shocked by the Han Dynasty again.

That kind of prescient reputation was unmatched by the Qing Dynasty, and it was like the difference between clouds and mud.

No, it may be like the rebellion happening now. Lin Yusheng is sure that the rule of the Qing Dynasty has been loosened.

I just don’t know if Han was involved? ?

Thinking of this, Lin Yusheng couldn't sleep even more.

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(End of this chapter)