Note: Chapter 37 accidentally went with Chapter 36, and it was in Chapter 36

Hannah's golden convoy headed southwest, arriving at a small fishing village by the sea at the junction of Jinzhou and Panjin by noon, a full three hours later than planned, mainly due to poor road conditions in the northeast. The truck carrying the gold was designed with the road conditions here in China in mind, which has increased the overindulgence of the design, but Hannah "greedily" loaded nearly 20 tons of silver, which increased the pressure on the tires, and the local road conditions were so bad that there were many incidents of overwhelmed tires and punctures along the way. Several repairs and tire changes on the road dragged down the fleet. In order to cope with the situation, the entire convoy had to slow down until it reached its destination at noon.

According to the plan, this batch of gold was shipped out of China by sea, and the ship that met them was the specially modified "Sephiroth". A few months ago, German agents bribed local villagers to build a wooden trestle bridge leading to the sea to facilitate the docking of the "Sephiroth".

After the truck arrived at its destination, in front of a dozen core SS personnel, Linhan performed a "miracle", disappeared into thin air, and returned to the Sephiroth. The hydrological conditions of the site were unknown, but with the help of Lin Han, the Sephiroth avoided the underwater reef and easily docked to the wooden trestle.

In Lin Han's "domain", with Lin Han's "divine power" to help, the gold and silver were loaded into the ship extremely quickly, and after more than an hour, all the gold and silver were loaded into the ship. It was planned that a ship was waiting to pick up the Sephiroth at the port of Tianjin, where the gold would be transferred to the larger ship and then shipped back to Germany.

Hannah took most of the operatives onto the boat, but Lin Han did not follow her. He returned with thirty men in fifteen cars to pick up the students who had been evacuated from Mukden.

In the early hours of the morning, although Lin Han was forced to help Hannah carry the gold of Fengtian Bank, he did not give up on those students of Fengtian University. According to the compromise plan reached between him and Hannah in advance, as soon as the cannon outside Fengtian City rang out, Wu Xiaoyu and other overseas Chinese students organized an emergency evacuation of all the students of the school. In the process, they were helped by more than a dozen "enthusiastic German friends".

The incident happened suddenly, some students could not be contacted, some students were reluctant to leave their homes because they were locals, and some people thought that they had overreacted, so last night only a total of more than 400 students from Mukden University were evacuated before the Japanese occupied Mukden.

From the information returned by the eyeliner arranged in Fengtian City, Lin Han learned that Shenyang Fengtian basically couldn't hear the gunshots at twelve o'clock at noon. Without the inner ghost of Xiqia, Zhang Zuoxiang was replaced, but the mentality of the upper echelons of the Northeast Army was matched with Zhang Xueliang's "non-resistance policy", and the result was that Fengtian lasted six hours longer than in history.

In addition to being slaughtered by Hannah in Mukden Bank, the Japanese harvest in Mukden was as huge as in history, and the biggest loss in the capture of Mukden was actually caused by Hannah, a black and black yellow finch. Lin Han knew that the Northeast Army's clumsy performance on the battlefield would stimulate the ambitions of the Japanese to swell unprecedentedly, and the complete fall of the three northeastern provinces was unavoidable.

The only thing that comforted him a little was that the more than 400 students withdrew from Fengtian City ahead of schedule with the help of the personnel he had sent. These students are extremely valuable talents, and there is no better news for Lin Han.

Lin Han returned with fifteen trucks, found the group of students who had withdrawn from Fengtian overnight in the field twenty kilometers away from Fengtian, loaded them, and then drove along the road to Jinzhou with a puff of smoke.

In the remaining three months, the shape of the Northeast deteriorated sharply, and under the influence of Zhang Xueliang's policy of non-resistance, coupled with the extremely poor morale and combat effectiveness of the Northeast Army itself, Liaoning, Jilin, and Heilongjiang fell as quickly as they had ever been born in history.

In their hearts, the Northeast Army, which is the most powerful faction in the region, was beaten and slaughtered by the Japanese, and it was too late to secretly enjoy the joy in their hearts, and they were completely sitting back and watching the Northeast fall. And Zhang Xueliang's own "warlord" mentality of wanting to "preserve strength" is also one of the main reasons for the rapid fall of Northeast China. In Zhang Xueliang's view, if the territory is gone, you can go to other warlords to grab it, and if the army fights out with the Japanese, then he is nothing.

During this time, Zhang Xueliang's "non-resistance policy" was also notorious in China, and the scolding was like thunder. Under the pressure of domestic public opinion, Zhang Xueliang reluctantly sat in Jinzhou to "resist" for a few days, but in fact, before the Japanese army reached Jinzhou, more than 100,000 Northeast troops took the initiative to retreat. The war situation in the Northeast can almost be described as miserable.

For the last two months of 1931, Lin Han stayed in the city of Beiping, and his activities were all about students. Lin Han had no intention of interfering in the affairs of the Northeast students, what he did was to accept the exiled students from the occupied areas as much as possible, especially college students. Hannah, who swallowed more than 40 tons in one go at Mukden Bank, also took out a large sum of money and sent special personnel to help pick up these students. In just two months, Lin Han, under the name of "patriotic overseas Chinese," accepted nearly 1,000 students from the northeast in Beiping. During this period, Lin Han and these students mingled together, and selected talents who satisfied them through lectures, seminars, and parties.

In addition, when Lin Han was in Beiping, he killed several people casually, all of whom were famous traitors in Beiping, China in the future, one of whom was Yin Rugeng.

In January 1932, when the three northeastern provinces were close to complete fall, Lin Han came to the port of Tianjin after New Year's Day, sailed to sea, and prepared to go to Nanjing, accompanied by two hundred students. These students are the elite selected by Lin Han from the exiled students in Northeast China these days, and according to the plan, most of them will be sent to Germany to study in the first batch of students after training, and they are also the team of Lin Han's own forces.

The destination was Nanjing, because he planned to go there to kill a very important person, as a meeting gift to meet Li Runshi and Wu Hao after going to Jiangxi.

On this trip, Lin Han chose to take a boat instead of a railway train because he also had to go to an important place to "try his luck", which was Weihaiwei Port in the northeast of Shandong Province, where the Beiyang Navy Division was finally destroyed.

Compared with the sparkling Atlantic Ocean, the sea conditions in Bohai Bay are much more tranquil, and the Saphiroth, which has a very shallow draft, also deliberately sails near the shore under the guidance of Lin Han.

More than 200 students were on board, and more than ninety percent of them were from the Northeast, and they were also forced into exile after losing their hometowns. These students have a fire burning in their hearts. From October 8 to January 1932, when they were in Beiping, they angrily marched through the streets, protested against the "non-specially invited generals", wrote leaflets, threw rotten eggs, and boycotted Japanese goods, but nothing could be changed.

In this process, Lin Han just watched quietly and did not participate, and his only thing to do was to spend some money afterwards to bail out the students who were arrested for going too far in the demonstration.

Looking at Zhang Shaoshuai, who shrunk like a turtle and would rather be drowned in saliva than rise up like his grandfather, after the students vented angrily, all they were left with depression, confusion and disappointment.

Some people are giving up on themselves, some are thinking hard about finding answers, and some people feel that they should do something for this country. Only then did Lin Han appear in front of them and gather the students who were beginning to think and feel that they should do something.

Then he began to teach them, which was also the thing that Lin Han did the most during his stay in Beiping.

Lin Han rented a lobby near Yenching University (Peking University) as a classroom for students who had been exiled from the Northeast.

Lin Han's lesson to them was a history lesson, based on the theory of class struggle, about the internal contradictions of the old dynasty in the last years of each dynasty in Chinese history, the struggles of the dynastic supporters to renew the dynasty's life, the reform of the law, and the root causes of the final failure, and the reasons for the success and failure of the rebels.

What Lin Han talked about was actually everything he had in his history and politics textbooks in junior high school and high school. In the past, when Lin Han was in school, he didn't understand these things, and it wasn't until thirty years later, after experiencing many things, that he had an epiphany, realizing that the political reading materials he hated in junior high school and high school were actually out-and-out "dragon slaying techniques".

On the starting point website of later generations, countless starting point authors, wearing the Three Kingdoms, wearing the end of the Sui Dynasty, wearing the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, wrote about the rebellion, no matter what the political views of those authors were, "where is the ass sitting", in fact, in their bones, they are all influenced by the history and political education they received, compared to the authors in Hong Kong and Taiwan, they are much worse in this regard.

Before the so-called "religious reform" was carried out, the history and political textbooks of China from the 50s to the 90s in later generations were ten out of ten in any ancient dynasty, because he was basically teaching people how to rebel against the "dragon slaying technique".

It wasn't until he was thirty years old that Lin Han understood the books he had read as a student. Now, after returning to more than 80 years ago, Lin Han has taught these students the history and political textbooks he has studied, little by little, according to what he understands and needs.

(ps:I originally wanted to put the article I wrote myself, "How I went from black to hairy - in fact, we have been brainwashed since childhood" as an outer chapter, but due to well-known reasons, I won't let it go, if you have a heart, you can search it on the Internet in Baidu, it's easy to find.) ）

Lin Han's lectures were so successful that at first he only taught to students from the Northeast, and later students from nearby Yenching University came to audit. Within a month he had made a name for himself as a "left-wing literati," and at its peak 500 students attended his lectures. The content of his lectures was later recorded by the students themselves, mimeographed, and circulated in several universities in Beiping.

To do great things, fame and money are indispensable.

While Lin Han took classes to earn fame, he also caused trouble. If it weren't for the fact that Zhang Shaoshuai was now overwhelmed by the Japanese, Chang Kaishen died early, and Ambassador Lin Han's bribery methods, the Beiping authorities would have arrested him a long time ago.

Even so, Lin Han's class was only more than a month before he could not withstand the pressure, but fortunately, he had already achieved the goal of "making a name" for himself, and after the New Year, he sailed out to sea, taking two hundred students attracted by his ideas to go to sea, and Weihaiwei was the first stop for supplies along the way.

On the way to Weihaiwei, Lin Han continued the students on the ship, only this time, he told them about the history of the late Qing Dynasty.

Along the way, Lin Han plans to give them a speech and discuss three topics, which Lin Han will analyze to the students from a class interest and class perspective. In Lin Han's view, class struggle is the most important truth in analytical sociology.

"Why did the Westernization Movement fail?"

"Why was China defeated in the First Sino-Japanese War?"

"Why is it impossible to succeed?"

As the Sephiroth approached Weihaiwei, Lin Han was talking to the students about the political environment of the Manchu Qing Dynasty before the First Sino-Japanese War and the attitude of the upper echelons towards the war.

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