It's hard to say whether Compton's advice worked or not.

Hoover has served as U.S. Secretary of Commerce since 1921, an official position appointed by former President Harding at the beginning of his first and only presidential term.

In 1923, when the most disgraced and most disgraced president in American history died of illness while on a lecture tour, Vice President Coolidge was ordered to take the oath of office late at night in a small farmhouse in Vermont.

Coolidge is probably the most obscure president, and his policy measures, to paraphrase an ancient Chinese saying, are to rule by inaction.

He retained the appointments of most of the officials in his predecessor's Harding administration, though he did not like some of them personally, such as Hoover.

Because the latter loved to be in the limelight, Coolidge gave Hoover a somewhat weird nickname, calling him "Wonder Boy".

Although he didn't like Hoover, when he refused to participate in the next presidential race and the Republican Party put forward Hoover's presidential candidate, Coolidge also gladly accepted this decision without any complaints.

Some people also said that Coolidge foresaw in advance that the U.S. economy behind the boom was about to collapse, so he said that he would not participate in the next presidential election, nor did he refuse the Republican Party's nomination of Hoover as the presidential candidate.

Perhaps Hoover, who had a conflict with Coolidge, could use his influence in the Republican Party and in the United States to urge Congress to repeal those unjust immigration bills, and regard inviting Chen Muwu to teach in the United States as a kind of merit to add bargaining chips for his future presidential campaign.

Compton's intentions may be good, but the idea he came up with is somewhat different.

Hoover was the only president in U.S. history who could speak Chinese.

Even the place where he worked during his time in China was in the same city as Chen Muwu's university in China.

It is a pity that what he did in China was really disgraceful, and when the Boxer Rebellion was counterattacking, he took advantage of the timidity and fear of the Qing officials, and cooperated with the foreigners to sell the inheritance of the Kaiqi Mining Bureau, which was during the Westernization Movement, and the state-owned assets of the Great Qing State to the British at a very low price.

As the representative and manager of the British company of the buyer, Hoover also made a lot of money in this transaction.

As the perfect candidate for Compton's vision, if Hoover really came forward to invite Chen Muwu to visit the United States, then the invited Xiao Chen would probably scoff at the fake goodwill he released.

Hate is hate, but if Hoover can really repeal those unreasonable and discriminatory immigration laws, then Chen Muwu doesn't mind going to the United States to build momentum for the most unlucky presidential campaign in American history.

He had long wanted to be like Conan Doyle, and to make a fortune on that vast and ignorant continent.

Like Compton, Michael Sun didn't know the grievances behind it, but he thought the physics professor had proposed a more feasible solution.

Whether or not Hoover would listen to the opinions of those in education and academics, and whether or not the repeal bill he proposed would be passed by Parliament, in the end, they had tried, and they had shown goodwill to Dr. Chan in Cambridge.

Maybe if Dr. Chen wants to change places in the future, the first thing he will consider is the beautiful and rich land of the United States.

Michael Sun began to write letters to the presidents and well-known professors of prestigious American universities, not limited to Harvard and the University of California, hoping that everyone could join hands so that American political circles could hear their voices from the field of education and research.

In addition to the United States, the European continent is also turbulent.

But everyone's eyes are not only focused on Chen Muwu, but also on Rutherford.

From 1919 to 1926, he was the owner of the Cavendish Laboratory for seven years, and Rutherford was also full of peach and plum.

There are quite a few people on the European continent who are his students, and the most well-known and academically high-ranking of them is probably Geiger of Keel University.

But Geig felt that a remote place like Keele University was not worthy of his teachers.

So he wrote to Planck in Berlin, hoping to recommend Rutherford to the Humboldt University of Berlin.

It just so happened that Planck was retiring this year, and his position as head of the physics department was more suitable for the respected Rutherford than for Pauli, a hairy newcomer with little achievement.

However, Geiger did not say so bluntly in his letter, and he chose a way of expressing himself that he thought was very subtle.

But in the face of the thousand-year-old fox, why talk about "Liao Zhai"?

Planck completely saw through Geiger's implication, and he felt that Professor Geiger's idea was a little taken for granted.

Needless to say, it is impossible for the Humboldt-Universität of Berlin to hire someone who does not even speak German to be the head of the physics department.

Even if he did give Rutherford a letter of appointment, he would definitely not come.

He's got so much fame, so many research results, and he has a Nobel Prize, uh, even though it's a chemistry prize.

This qualification is simply sideways in an English-speaking university, let alone a mixed teaching position, as a department chair, even if Rutherford wants to be the president, there will be a lot of schools that can give up this position.

Although he is not very interested in Rutherford, like Göttingen, Planck of Humboldt University in Berlin also wants to poach Chen Muwu.

If you want to say that the first school in the world to learn about the birth of a physics genius in the Far East, Humboldt University is definitely the first, earlier than Cambridge University, and much earlier than Cornell University.

It's just that Planck hesitated at that time and would lose, and if he couldn't make up his mind, he was given a head start by Eddington, who did his best for Einstein.

Later, Chen Muwu made so many achievements in physics, although many of them were published in the "Annals of Physics" edited by him, but after all, the mailing address was not written in Germany, which made Planck very distressed.

Now that we have such an opportunity, we can't afford to miss it.

He used to communicate frequently because of academic problems, and he and Chen Muwu have cultivated a good relationship.

However, when he was old, Planck became cautious in dealing with people, and he was afraid that the relationship between them would not be enough to invite Chen Muwu, so he went to Einstein again, hoping that he could write a joint invitation letter to Dr. Chen with him.

The current perception of Chen Muwu is that of the love-hate Einstein, or readily agrees to Planck's request.

He had only one thought, and that was to hope that Dr. Chen, who was becoming more and more "deviant", would come to him.

Einstein believed that with his day-to-day persuasion education, he would soon be able to get Chen Muwu to give up his illusions and get back on track, thus quelling the growing academic debate between the two.

The outside world has made such a big move, and the University of Cambridge is not peaceful.

Thinking that he had finally caught Chen Muwu's handle and wanted to kick him out of the school, he didn't expect that his plan would poke out such a big basket.

So in the next few days at the Cambridge University Senate, his proposal was never mentioned by the audience.

Whether or not to punish the students who supported the strike was put on hold indefinitely, but the proposal jointly put forward by Tomson Sr. and Rutherford to give Chen Muwu a professorship was also rejected by the Senate.

Balfour was already unhappy with Chen Muwu, and the name of Rutherford, who was a new entrant to him, appeared on this proposal.

It would be nice if I didn't kick you out of Cambridge, but how could I have fulfilled your wish?

In Britain, because of this incident, the discussion of the strike incident, which had just been temporarily subdued, resurfaced.

Some people support Balfour, believing that Chen Muwu, a Chinese who eats with British money, should not point fingers at the British.

Churchill was the epitome of this attitude, who thought that the Cambridge Chancellor had no problem doing so.

Speaking of which, there is a very strong relationship between Churchill and Balfour, Balfour's political teacher is Churchill's father, and he himself is Churchill's Conservative senior, and the two have worked together for many years.

In addition to Churchill, Balfour was supported by Romer, who had all but disappeared from the British popular scene.

Since the emergence of a series of Detective George Chen, the positive and glorious image of the Chinese in it, and his Fu Manchu series, which relied on imagination to smear the Chinese, has no power to fight back, Romer, who lives on manuscript fees, has been having a hard time.

He always wanted to write a book that could surpass George Chen, but he was always ashamed of the latest works in the George Chen series.

I don't know who this writer named Chandler York is.

I don't know what the background is behind this sudden appearance of Penguin Press.

Why were they able to invite Conan Doyle, the grandfather of the British detective, to write a collaboration between Sherlock Holmes and George Chen to endorse the series?

It is rumored that whether it is a Chinese student or a student studying at Cambridge University, the prototype of George Chen is this Chen Muwu.

Romer, who hates Wu and Wu, can't beat George Chen, also holds a grudge against Chen Muwu, who has been in the limelight at Cambridge University.

Now, Chen Muwu, who is a little fluttering, has done such a thing by himself, and Romer feels that he must take advantage of his illness to kill him, so that he can definitely hit George Chen's arrogance.

After a long absence, he began to jump up and down in the newspaper in his hometown, in solidarity with the Balfort warden's decision to severely punish the students who had eaten too much mashed potatoes.

If someone is against it, there will definitely be someone who supports it.

Chen Muwu's biggest backstage in the UK, the Duke of York, his identity and status make it clear that he will never do the useless work of "loud thunder and small rain" in the newspaper.

Knowing that Chen Muwu might be expelled from Cambridge University, he directly sent his subordinates.

On the one hand, it is to ask Balfour to put an end to this nondescript farce as soon as possible.

On the other hand, he did the work of Dr. Chan, as the Duke of York's best friend in the scientific community, and hoped that he could stay in Cambridge, or at least stay in England if everything was irreparable.

The royal servant, who had met Chen Muwu countless times, also quietly voted for him: The universities around London, as long as he wants to go, it is a matter of one sentence!

Chen Muwu, who was meeting the guests in the reception room of Trinity College, just wanted to deal with the kindness from the Duke of York as soon as possible, and then return to the laboratory and continue to be busy with Cockcroft about the proton source.

It can only be said that the more you think about something, the more you can't get anything, and before the meeting with the royal servant was over, the staff of Trinity College came in again to report that a guest named De Broglie, who had come from France to visit Chen Muwu, had arrived at the college.

Soon after, the staff came a second time and told him that a young man from Denmark who called himself Heisenberg had also arrived.

Compared with Planck, who wanted to write a letter inviting Chen Muwu to Berlin, the French and Danes were full of sincerity.

De Broglie regards Chen Muwu as a good friend, and if a good friend is in trouble, he will definitely come to help.

And he also said to Chen Muwu more than once that he would come to Paris to do research together, and he had friends and a favorite girl, so why not do it?

As for the Danish side, Bohr initially wanted to come in person.

As a result, Heisenberg volunteered, and the reason was quite right.

He said, Teacher, at the beginning of this year, you had already been to the UK once, and it didn't make sense that you would go again after half a year.

You are such a courteous corporal, of course, it is a good story, but you must also pay attention to your identity, the director of the Institute of Theoretical Physics of the University of Copenhagen, every day in vain to go so far to invite people, it is easy to be looked down upon.

This time I went to the UK to ask Dr. Chen, and I was willing to share the teacher's worries.

Chen Muwu has lived in Trinity College for several years and gets along very well with the whole college.

This staff member really wanted the Duke of York to come forward and keep Chen Muwu.

Therefore, he wanted to capture the old man, and in front of the royal servants, he told the news of the two more groups of guests, hoping that after returning to London, he would be able to convey all the things he had seen and heard to His Royal Highness the Duke.

Seeing that Chen Muwu still had two groups of guests to meet, the royal servant who had already conveyed the purpose of the trip stood up and left.

He is a subordinate of his big benefactor, and he has worked hard to go to Cambridge, and he conveys things that are beneficial to him, Chen Muwu of course will not snub this royal servant, and got up and sent him to the gate of Trinity College.

In the parking lot, the two were making their last greetings before getting into the car.

At that moment, a small car with a Swedish flag drove into the parking lot along the road.

A staff member came to ask the driver why he was here.

"Is Dr. Chan at Trinity College?" Can you say that the counselor of the Swedish embassy, entrusted by the Crown Prince of Sweden, invited Dr. Chen to teach in Stockholm. ”

The royal servant who was about to get into the car also heard this.

It's a new country again!

Dr. Chan is so popular, he must report it truthfully to His Royal Highness the Duke, so that he can realize the seriousness of this matter!

(End of chapter)