Reborn Bao Guowei, I really didn’t want to be a great writer!

Chapter 503: The sparks ignited by the speech! Bao Guowei shocked everyone again?
"Mr. Deqian, should we remind Bingwen that his remarks are a bit radical and will stir up the students' emotions? If there is a mess, it will be difficult to deal with it."

Hu Shi, who was sitting in the audience, felt very uncomfortable.

In his eyes, Bao Guowei's remarks were too dangerous, and only this guy dared to say them publicly.

But what Bao Bingwen said was just a relief. If he stirred up the emotions of these students and started another student movement, wouldn't Peking University, which had just stabilized, be plunged into chaos again?
Qian Xuantong understood Hu Shizhi's worries.

Another reason for the previous chaos at Peking University was the "excessive" rebellious spirit of the student body.

Let those in power see the threat.

So, when Zhang Zuolin came, he wanted to reorganize Peking University, and when Chiang Kai-shek came, he also wanted to reorganize Peking University.

Now that Zhang Xueliang has taken over, the situation is finally getting better.

But ultimately, the nature of warlords cannot be changed.

Although Hu Shi was weak, his view on this matter was correct.

Peking University can’t stand the turmoil anymore.

Qian Xuantong hesitated for a moment, but still turned his gaze to the young man on the stage.

Finally he sighed and said.

"Forget it. I believe in Bingwen. He is a sensible person and the students are willing to listen to him. If we stop him rashly, it might have the opposite effect."

After saying this, Qian Xuantong pointed to the students behind him.

Hu Shi turned his head and looked at the students from Peking and was immediately shocked.

Not only the students of Peking University, but also the students of other universities in Peking were all filled with indignation at this moment.

Some of them came from landlords or powerful families, and most of them who were able to study in Peking came from wealthy families.

However, when faced with Bao Guowei's "criticism" of those in power, they did not resist at all.

There is no other reason, it is just that in the hearts of these students, the enthusiasm for the country and the nation is the purest existence.

At this moment, Bao Guowei stood on the stage and looked around at the audience in the auditorium.

He spread his hands and said.

"Everyone will definitely think that what I said is the simplest truth. The so-called national integrity and studying for the country's rise are the simplest truths.

But the simplest truth is the most difficult to truly practice and thoroughly understand. "

Bao Guowei quoted Xun Ge'er's famous saying.

"In history, I not only saw the laws of dynasty change and the experience of achieving dynasty hegemony, but also saw the cannibalistic nature of feudal dynasties!"

"If the underlying structure doesn't change, no matter how hard we work, it will be useless."

"What happened in the Six Dynasties? They were nothing but private schemes for their own families."

When he finished saying this, there was a commotion in the audience.

Obviously, this line from the Southern Song poet Chen Liang is very appropriate in the context of this speech.

It also touched upon the students' understanding of the rise and fall of dynasties and the superstructure of the state.

Bao Guowei spoke passionately.

Finally, one of the students couldn't help it. He stood up and interrupted Bao Guowei, not caring about the strange looks from others.

"Mr. Bingwen, you are right. Your understanding of history is admirable, and your private plot is even more exciting."

The person who spoke was Shen Congwen.

His body was shaking with excitement and his face was slightly flushed.

“But since the end of the Qing Dynasty, we have made countless efforts, and Mr. Sun has also fought for this all his life. But now, everything remains the same as before.

The poor remain poor, and the rich remain rich.

In the international arena, the Chinese still cannot hold their heads up high. Where is our future?"

Shen Congwen asked the questions that had always been in the minds of many literati, scholars, and masters in the Republic of China.

That is, if the Chinese people want to revive and rise, how can they do it?
The Westernization Movement failed, and Mr. Sun's Three Principles of the People were stolen. Now that the Republic of China has fallen into such a situation, where should the country go?
This is a common question in the hearts of almost all knowledgeable people today.

There are even people, such as Yang Du and Yang Xizi, a scholar born in the late Qing Dynasty, who walked all the roads in order to save the country.

He participated in the Reform Movement with Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao and advocated constitutional monarchy.

He also had interactions with Mr. Sun, and later supported democracy and republic and followed Mr. Sun.

In the past two years, Yang Du saw the corruption and darkness of the people in power in the Kuomintang government, and also joined the domestic red struggle.

Yang Du went astray, but he always thought in his heart how to do his best to contribute to the rise of the country.

Yang Du's experience is just like that of today's students and masters in the Republic of China, except that the latter are not as executive as he is.

After a series of failures, I fell into confusion and bewilderment.

Bao Guowei did not answer Shen Congwen's question immediately, but paused before continuing seriously.

"The French cut off the head of their emperor, and the Japanese, through the rebellion of the middle and lower class samurai,

Americans experienced struggles with Britain, France, and Spain, and fought the Civil War before they finally established their own country.
We may not be able to refer to their methods because China is different. China's territory is too large to be compared with small countries like France and Japan.

China has a very long history and has various issues such as ethnicity and culture, so it naturally cannot be compared with a country like the United States.

But we can be sure of one thing: the establishment and rise of all of the above countries all have one key factor.

That is to complete the bottom-up integration of the country, thereby forming a stable, united and powerful organization to drive everyone in the country forward together.

Then, we can discuss the development of productivity, technology and business, so as to avoid taking a detour! "

In Bao Guowei's view, the current Republic of China is too loose.

Each force has its own ulterior motives, just like the disputes in the late Ming Dynasty.

The military officers bravely moved forward but were constrained by the civil officials. Often talented people stepped forward to turn the tide and save the dynasty from disaster.

But there was serious infighting among the civil servants, and the emperor seemed diligent but lacked courage.

The scholar-official and landlord class were all thinking about how, after the Qing army entered the pass, they would become kings again and live a life as lenient and permissive as that of the Yuan Dynasty, which was enjoyed by the scholar-official class.

However, it is very difficult for ordinary people to integrate their strength and play a role in this historical trend.

Unity is the crux of the matter.

History has proven that only an organization that unites most of the forces can truly achieve success.

This is also what Bao Guowei wanted to tell his students implicitly.

He couldn't just tell them to go south and support the country's correct path.

Public speaking in this form is already the limit.

Bao Guowei let out a breath and said with a smile.

"This is what I have seen from history, the impact of the times on individuals, and no one can stay out of it.

Even if you are rich and powerful, in a turbulent and weak country, you may instantly become one of the millions of refugees.

Only by studying hard, seeking truth from facts, and keeping one's feet on the ground can one truly contribute to the times, history, and even the nation."

He held the microphone and spoke with a little excitement.

"Classmates, saving the country? How easy is that? The operation of a country is so complicated, involving so many people and fields. How can one person change it?"

Bao Guowei said enthusiastically: "But we should not lose heart. Even if this power is as small as a firefly, if every firefly that strives to illuminate the night is gathered together, it will eventually be able to illuminate this chaotic and dark world!
A single spark can start a prairie fire!"

As soon as these words were spoken, the auditorium seemed to explode.

All the audience stood up immediately and applauded with all their might.

The applause was like a tsunami, and it seemed to lift the ceiling of the Peking University auditorium.

Only a few individuals sat on their chairs, with extremely serious faces, as if their mothers had died.

Obviously, Bao Guowei's speech at Peking University brought not only shock but also understanding of history.

It also pointed out the way forward for the students. From today on, those students who support Bao Guowei and those students in the auditorium will also follow the path Bao Guowei has mentioned.

Anyone with a discerning eye can tell that this so-called road is meant to crush the vested beneficiaries to the ground.

The head follows the butt. No matter how well Bao Guowei speaks, how can these scholars whose interests are involved agree with him?
The reason why they did not stand up to oppose was simply because the public opinion was overwhelming and they were not sure they could win the debate against Bao Guowei.

"A single spark can start a prairie fire!"

"A single spark can start a prairie fire!"

"A single spark can start a prairie fire!"

The students roared like a tsunami, the power of which was almost terrifying.

Bao Guowei could notice that many professors and masters from Peking University and Tsinghua University did not look very happy.

Only a few masters with left-leaning ideas looked at Bao Guowei with a more friendly look.

In particular, Chiang Menglin, the president of Peking University, almost went crazy when he saw this "grand occasion".

Judging from his expression, he seemed to regret calling Bao Guowei, the troublemaker, to give a speech.

But the matter was done and there was nothing Chiang Menglin could do.

Bao Guowei doesn't care about these people's opinions, nor does he need to care about their reactions. For him now, he can even ignore the bald man's opinions, let alone these intellectuals who have less influence than himself and have no real power?
It's nothing more than making those gentlemen curse a few more times.

And hasn’t Bao Guowei been scolded enough?

So, he looked around at the excited students, and there was no sign of it ending.

"Dear students, if you have any questions, please feel free to speak up."

A stone stirred up a thousand waves.

The students immediately rushed up and spoke at once.

"Mr. Bingwen, the organization of united forces you are talking about is the path of Red Russia?"

Bao Guowei answered frankly: "It is not a specific path, but a path that can fight for the rights and interests of the majority of people, that can unite the strength of the majority of Chinese people, and that is driven by the interests of the majority. This is the good path."

"Mr. Bingwen, it is rumored that you are very popular among foreigners. Shouldn't you support their democratic constitutionalism?"

Bao Guowei replied: "Foreigners admire me for two reasons. On the one hand, they are just covering up the abilities I have shown. On the other hand, they admire me for their own interests.

The state is nothing more than a profit-driven institution for the benefit of the group.

Don’t treat them as human beings. Just because they admire me doesn’t mean I stand on their side.”

Faced with the questions from the top students in Peking, Bao Guowei answered almost all of them one by one, and the questions became more and more explicit.

Such as what.

"Mr. Bingwen, have you joined that organization?"

"Is the Bolshevik what you call unity?"

“Should we join this struggle?”

And so on.

During this period, I had some questions about the history major or Bao Guowei's works.

But what worried Jiang Menglin the most were those questions involving dangerous areas.

He had already stood up, found some teaching staff, and stood on the stage to evacuate the students.

"Classmates, today's speech ends here. Mr. Bao is tired. Can you please go back first?"

Some academic staff also began to evacuate students under the command of Chiang Menglin.

He was really afraid that Bao Guowei would suddenly get crazy and lead these students to start a "movement", which would cause a big mess.

"Bingwen, you've really screwed me over!"

Jiang Menglin didn't dare to scold Bao Guowei too much. He came to him and stomped his feet and said.

Bao Guowei, however, looked indifferent. He had no intention of leading the students in launching a "movement".

Being too radical would waste the students' passion and lives, and if they were caught by the warlords, it would cause a lot of trouble.

He knew the principle of knowing when to stop, so he let Chiang Menglin take the microphone and evacuate the students.

The truth is the truth.

Can we make these students wake up and add more strength to the future development of the country and nation?

Then it’s up to them.

The students were somewhat resistant, but when Bao Guowei asked them to go back, they suppressed their emotions.

A seed has been silently planted in the hearts of many people.

Shen Congwen couldn't calm down for a long time. He pulled Cao Yu and couldn't help but speak.

"Brother Xiaoshi, you already knew it, didn't you? This is Mr. Bingwen's answer! This is the correct answer!"

Cao Yu looked at the other party in surprise, rubbed his nose and said.

"Let's go back quickly. I still need to go to the library to look up some information. I hope my Thunderstorm will be out by the end of the month."

Compared to Shen Congwen's excitement, Cao Yu obviously thought more clearly.

Instead of getting emotional and wasting your time, it is better to be down-to-earth, do your own thing, and work hard for the country and nation in your own way.

Bao Guowei did this, and Cao Yu naturally would do the same.

When walking off the stage, Bao Guowei met the gazes of Hu Shizhi, Qian Mu and others.

Hu Shizhi walked over angrily and couldn't help but question Bao Guowei.

"Bingwen, how can you say these things? Do you think Peking University is not chaotic enough? What do you want to do? Aren't you afraid that Zhang Xueliang and Chang Kai-shen will cause trouble for you?"

Bao Guowei spread out his hands, looking like a dead pig that was not afraid of boiling water, which made Hu Shizhi's nose crooked with anger.

But after thinking about it, Bao Guowei didn't seem to be afraid that these two people would cause him trouble.

This made Hu Shi even angrier.

He wanted to say something, but Bao Guowei ignored him and walked out on his own.

"you!"

Hu Shi could only wave his sleeves, sigh, and leave angrily to ease his embarrassment.

Fan Wenlan walked over and said to Bao Guowei with a smile.

Ignoring others, Bao Guowei prepared to go back on his own.

The second volume of "Macroeconomics" still needs to be improved, and he doesn't have that much time to engage in meaningless arguments with Hu Shizhi and others.

Along the way, students approached him from time to time, and Bao Guowei was naturally not afraid of being attacked by students who opposed him.

With my current skills, defeating ten weak students is not a problem at all.

However, most students either asked Bao Guowei for his autograph or asked him questions.

Bao Guowei also answered their questions and signed for them one by one.

Until I saw someone.

"Bingwen's understanding of history really surprises me!"

Bao Guowei took a closer look and said in surprise.

"Mr. Fan!"

The man who came was none other than the current history professor at Peking University, who once talked about red in class and was nearly arrested and confiscated.

The master of new historiography in the Republic of China.

Pioneer of Marxist historiography.

Fan Wenlan, Mr. Fan Yuntai!
(End of this chapter)