Kapitsa was able to say such things, Chen Muwu was not surprised at all.

His reputation in the UK is constantly changing with time, like riding a roller coaster.

In the eyes of people today, Kapitsa is a warm, cheerful and well-known Russian in Cambridgeshire.

He is a doctor of physics at Cambridge University, a student of Rutherford, and a good friend of Chen Muwu, and his academic level must not be low.

At the same time, he is also a banner of openness and inclusiveness at the University of Cambridge, which can show the world that the University of Cambridge can give a student from a red country unreserved access to the world's most cutting-edge and advanced physics knowledge in the UK.

However, more than a dozen years later, in 1934, after returning to China to visit his family, Kapitsa decided to stay in China to help build and improve the level of physics in his homeland.

In the imagination of people in Britain, he became a world-class physicist ruthlessly detained by the ruthless red regime, and is a living example of Su Lianquan's authoritarianism and no freedom.

What's more, some small newspapers in London, in order to attract attention, made up all the news about his fate, saying that Kapitsa had either gone to the Lubyanka or to Siberia.

Rutherford listened to the rumors in Britain, so he wrote to the Sulian government, asking them to release him.

A few years later, when the Second World War broke out, Su Lian was on the same side as the major Western countries, and Kapitsa's identity became a great physicist in the anti-Fascist coalition.

After Denmark was occupied by the Germans, he also made a plan to try to rescue Bohr from Copenhagen to Sulien.

But this plan did not succeed in the end, because the British Chadwick got a plane first, and almost sent Bohr to heaven, but in the end he helped Bohr escape.

As for how Bohr escaped from Denmark, if it is made into a movie, it will definitely be regarded as a "physicist's version" of "Tiger's Mouth".

After the German occupation of Denmark, Bohr, as the most famous scientific figure in Denmark, was naturally under surveillance.

Before the outbreak of World War II, Bohr's teacher Rutherford had died.

Although Chadwick, the big butler, left Cambridge for Liverpool, he did not forget that the director's best students were in danger.

Relying on his military status, he sent Bohr a letter written on microfilm through British spies who remained in Denmark, and the end of the letter was very vaguely stated that he hoped to meet Bohr in England.

But Bohr disagreed, and although he was disgusted with what he was doing in his country, he was unwilling to leave his country.

It wasn't until the surveillance of him became stricter that Bohr finally couldn't take it anymore and secretly went from Copenhagen to neighboring Sweden.

Copenhagen and Malmö, Sweden, are separated by a narrow strait, and it's easy to sneak in at night.

Sweden was nominally neutral in World War II, but behind the scenes, it opened its roads and railways to Germany, and sold them a steady stream of minerals, which was actually more biased towards the Axis powers.

Therefore, although the German spies knew that Bohr had gone to Sweden, it was still their sphere of influence, so they turned a blind eye.

However, Sweden, as a neutral country, did not sever ties with the other ally.

One night, at night, a British Royal Air Force mosquito bomber stopped at an abandoned airfield in Stockholm.

After putting on makeup, Bohr, who hurried to avoid all kinds of surveillance, got on the plane.

Because it was a bomber, there was no cabin, and the tall Bohr could only hide in the bomb bay.

For this rescue, the bomb bay of the Mosquito bomber has also been modified, equipped with a walk-around device that can talk to the pilot, and an oxygen supply system to prevent hypoxia in high-altitude flight.

The purpose of the flight was to cross the English Channel back to England, but before it could do so, it had to pass through a large area of German occupation, with a high chance that it would be discovered by the Germans.

In order to avoid this, the pilot had to keep pulling up the altitude.

He reminded Bohr several times on the intercom to bring oxygen equipment, but never got a response.

The pilot was afraid that this world-renowned physicist would be suffocated to death by himself, so he could only grit his teeth and be ruthless, risking being discovered by the Germans, and made a low-altitude flight, and finally even almost stuck to the surface of the sea.

When the plane finally landed in Edinburgh, the staff guarding there opened the bomb bay hatch and found Bohr already unconscious.

It was later found that it was the plug of the intercom that was loose, which caused Bohr to never hear the pilot's orders and did not bring his own oxygen supply system.

However, there is another theory that Bohr is deprived of oxygen because his head is too big to wear an oxygen mask.

In some stall reading materials, this incident is also interpreted as an example of Professor Bohr's intoxication with academics and diligent thinking:

"When the airport staff opened the bomb bay door, Professor Bohr was still obsessed with his own world, thinking about advanced physics and not responding to the changes around him."

Hypoxic coma is said to be hypoxic coma, what is it said to be so high-sounding?

Even if it's for His Holiness and hidden for His Holiness, you can't hide it like this!

In fact, Bohr was not a Jew, and even if he stayed in the occupied Denmark, he honestly did not have to worry about being purged by the genocidal Germany.

However, among the allies, both Britain and Sulen wanted to take Bohr to their own country.

On the one hand, he didn't want this master of physics to eventually return to Germany with his good student Heisenberg to study how to grow mushrooms.

On the other hand, I also want him to be used by me to help the allies study how to grow mushrooms.

But Bohr, who has a pure heart, is still not well received even in Britain and the United States.

British, American, and other allied scientists developed the atomic bomb at the Los Amos Experimental Base in New Mexico, but they did not take Su Lian to play.

Bohr felt that such a betrayal of his allies was not good, and that the secret of the atomic bomb should also be shared with Su Lien.

He first met with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and told him about this idea.

Hearing Bohr's words, the little fat man who had opposed communism all his life immediately became alert.

He felt that Bohr was either a communist or had a criminal tendency.

After arriving in the United States, Bohr met Franklin D. Roosevelt again.

He repeated to the American president, who was in a wheelchair, what he had said to Churchill.

Roosevelt politely approached him.

Bohr's experience shows that in the Second World War, high-end physicists were the most valuable assets.

Chen Muwu suddenly thought of such a situation in his heart, if he said that if he showed that he was at odds with the Germans when he was in Sweden, would the British, American, and Soviet spies lurking in Sweden receive an order from Shangfeng to kidnap them back at all costs like transporting Bohr?

Thinking about it this way, the plan he envisioned before to rub mushrooms in Sweden seems to have certain hidden dangers.

Although he was inwardly and morally on the side of the Allies, it could not be ruled out that he would also run the risk of being asked by the Gestapo to ask Germany.

It seems that Stockholm can only be used as a place to teach and educate people, and the cultivation of mushrooms has to be found in another way.

Going to South Africa?

Although the hometown of the skinny, fat man and the little boy is Congo, South Africa, which also belongs to Africa, also has high-quality uranium mines.

Moreover, South Africa is also a British colony, and white people from Europe have settled here since the 17th century, and a white race, the Boers, has been formed in Africa through continuous colonization.

South Africa is the most civilized country in Africa south of the equator, so it would seem like a good choice if you chose to grow your mushrooms here.

- After all, there is still a deep connection between him, Chen Muwu, and the Duke of York.

But this is not the case, because South Africa is highly civilized, and the British have spent a lot of money to turn it into a colony.

They fought two Boer wars in succession, and the total cost was more than 200 million pounds, more than three times the total indemnity of the Treaty of Xincho, which amounted to 450 million taels of silver.

Britain is really rich if it is rich, and South Africa is really difficult to fight.

Finally, at the beginning of the twentieth century, Britain carved out this large area of rich land into its territory, and gained many Boer subjects who looked like gods.

When World War II broke out, the British, who were reckless, focused all their energy on Europe and North Africa, and had no time to focus on Africa south of the equator.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, South Africa began to engage in all kinds of small actions, and Chen Muwu was very afraid that if he went to South Africa to study the atomic bomb at this time, he would not get the cooperation of the locals who were already disgusted with the British.

If South Africa can't, Australia seems to be a good choice.

It is the country with the largest uranium reserves in the world and is loyal to the Obiki Empire.

Even more than 100 years later, their flag still retains the rice flag in the most important position, and the nominal supreme head of state is still the governor appointed by the British royal family.

But Australia also has a fatal flaw, which is that it is too far from Europe and too close to Asia.

If Chen Muwu wants to go to Australia, he must take a ship that may kill him.

Not to mention that he didn't want to repeat the tragic situation of the boat ride in the North Sea at that time, even if Chen Muwu arrived in Australia safely and smoothly, and successfully exploded the atomic bomb there.

But there are only two ways to get the finished atomic bomb out there, either by plane or by ship.

However, neither planes nor ships can avoid Papua New Guinea in the north of Australia, which is occupied by the military.

If the atomic bomb could not be dropped on Tokyo, but only killed tens of thousands of soldiers, it would be worth the money, but it would always be unpleasant.

Not in Sweden, not in South Africa, not in Australia.

Chen Muwu only had two alternatives left in his heart.

Either go to Los Amos in New Mexico or go to Semipalatinsk in Kazakhstan.

But as long as he goes to these two places, Chen Muwu will not be able to return to China 100% in the rest of his life.

Not only will he not be able to return to his country, but he may even have to change his name.

If you go to the former, you will be called George Chen for the rest of your life.

In the case of the latter, it becomes Chenski Muvunovic.

If you mix it well, you might even be able to add a Davarishi to the name.

There may be a way to return to China in Sulian, and that is to take the opportunity of the 156 Project to come to China in the name of experts to help develop and build.

But whether this is feasible is completely unknown.

The more Chen Muwu thought about it, the more angry he became, so he simply became an ostrich for the time being, and buried his head under the sand.

Continue to talk back to Kapitsa, who was sitting across from him, and still maintained his excitement because Chen Muwu had agreed to visit Su Lian.

After the victory in World War II, Kapitsa's reputation in Britain deteriorated again.

Winston Churchill, who was not elected prime minister, delivered the Iron Curtain speech, and the world became increasingly polarized and plunged into the Cold War.

As more and more secrets were mastered by the Soviet Union, when the unfortunate leader was investigating, he found many spies of Su Lian from among the insiders.

And these people are all rich or noble, and many of them are even students at Cambridge University.

With such a big pot falling from the sky, Cambridge University will definitely not carry it on its own.

If you don't find an unlucky guy to blame, doesn't that mean that there is something wrong with Cambridge's education system?

picked and chosen, and finally picked the lucky one of Kapitsa.

He stayed at Cambridge until 1934, coinciding with the time he entered Cambridge in the late twenties and early thirties to study the five heroes.

So he had to carry this pot if he didn't carry it.

Kapitsa was finally given sex by the British, and he was no longer a great scientist forcibly detained by the Sulian government for no reason, but a Cheka, the predecessor of the KGB, a spy sent to lurk in Cambridge as early as the early twenties.

Otherwise, why was his teacher, the dean of the Institute of Physics of the Sulian Academy of Sciences, so kind to send him to study in the UK with public funds?

Chen Muwu suddenly felt that maybe the black cauldron on Kapitsa's body in this life might have to be carried by himself.

The reason is simple, he sympathized with the strike, also came from the red countries, and was one of the key members of the Cambridge Apostolic Society, a well-known British anti-thief den.

Then, in order to save the face of the British royal family, maybe the relationship between him and the Duke of York will also be erased by the historians with the means of Spring and Autumn brushwork.

The body is not afraid of the shadow slanted, how to say what you love!

Unless they are good enough to change the theorems of the laws of effects named after them, his name will not disappear from British textbooks for a day as long as physics is not lost.

Or they can cancel the physics class!

However, Chen Muwu was really a little suspicious, Kapitsa so readily agreed to help him apply for a Sulian visa, could it be that there was really a secret relationship between him and the Sulian government?

It doesn't matter, as long as you can get your visa quickly.

Xu Zhimo returned to China by train from the UK last year, and he waited for Su Lian's visa in Paris, France, for more than a month!

Chen Muwu's time now is precious.

And the reason why he agreed to Kapitsa had something to do with the letter he was holding in his hand.

The letter from the Swedish embassy was actually a translation of a telegram.

The source of the telegram was the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the sender was Prince Gustav, the Crown Prince of Sweden.

Chen Muwu just replied to him a few days ago, but he didn't expect to receive a second letter so soon.

In the telegram, the Swedish crown prince said that there was nothing wrong with Chen Muwu's request in the telegram, and that the Swedish Legation in China was fully capable of holding and supervising the examination for the selection of students to Sweden and ensuring the fairness and impartiality of the examination.

But he also felt that sending an official letter by telegram would be informal, so that the diplomats who were far away from the emperor did not pay attention to it.

The crown prince of Sweden has always talked about it, and he once again mentioned that he wants to visit China and urged them to do a good job in the selection and application examinations.

In the telegram, he invited Chen Muwu to spend two months with him.

Chen Muwu thought about this invitation and felt that he really shouldn't refuse.

Traveling with the Swedish royal family can ensure your personal safety on the battlefield of the Northern Expedition to the greatest extent.

And just took this opportunity to bring all the family to Europe, so he said that he came to attend the wedding of Evta's eldest sister, and by the way, he watched Chen Muwu marry a daughter-in-law to the old Chen family.

The timing is also very suitable, and the plan given by the Swedish crown prince is to go in mid-July and return in mid-September, just in time for Irena's wedding.

Therefore, Chen Muwu agreed to Kapitsa's invitation, and he could go to Sulian half a month in advance, where he would meet the Swedish crown prince and his party.

But the time left for this work at Cambridge was even more urgent, and he could not waste a minute now.

(End of chapter)