Chapter 71: Civil strife in Xizhou, pursuit of victory

The deeds in Sala City gave the oppressed people at the bottom of Xizhou a sense of resistance.

The prisoners who returned from China also played a role in fueling the flames.

Especially Smith, since returning to Western Continent, he has continued to spread China's advanced ideas in various countries in Western Continent.

The anger of a large number of workers in Xizhou is burning in society. They have been oppressed and exploited for too long. Thousands of angry and suffering workers thronged the streets of Paris.

The morning sun shines through the thick fog, exaggerating people's determination and strength. Workers hold homemade flags and weapons and stand in the square. They firmly face the factory owners who once oppressed them.

Smith stood in the crowd and announced loudly: "We can no longer tolerate exploitation and injustice! We want to overthrow this unjust rule!"

His voice inspired the anger and fighting spirit of the workers present. They shouted slogans and moved towards the goals of freedom and equality.

They are a group of simple workers who built this city with their blood, sweat and tears, but their efforts have been ruthlessly ignored. Now, they could no longer endure this oppression and injustice, and they decided to stand up and fight for their rights.

As the sun rose, the workers embarked on a journey through the streets of the city. Their team was large and orderly, showing an unprecedented unity and strength.

They swarmed into the mansions of the rich and destroyed luxurious items that symbolized wealth. Workers no longer fear the factory owners who once stood above them. They declare with courage and anger: We are the ones who control our own destiny!

Factories, banks and stores have become the targets of workers' revolt. They have seized the means of production, established their own workers' committees, and reorganized social order.

In Paris, the confrontation between workers and factory owners continues to escalate.

As the flames of uprising spread in their hearts, workers began to pour into the factory. Their steps were firm, and the tools in their hands shone coldly in the darkness. Ignoring warnings and threats from factory owners, they continued to advance and occupied many factories.

Workers also began to learn to organize and build their own communities to share labor and resources. They began to implement equal distribution, abolish the gap between rich and poor, and build a more just and equal society.

However, the factory owners' repressive tactics were brutal. They used batons and police dogs to disperse the workers, and held unarmed workers at gunpoint.

A large number of workers fell into a pool of blood, and their lives were ruthlessly taken away.

On this day, the blood of workers stained the factory floor and the entire city of Paris red. Their sacrifices awakened more people to the pain caused by oppression and injustice.

In response to the workers' movement in Xizhou, the Chinese army also accelerated its march.

Blue Star In September 1871, Zuo Zongtang's troops arrived in Buda City, which was the capital of the powerful Austrian country in Western Continent. There were nearly one million troops here.

However, the monarchs of these countries in the southeastern part of Xizhou have already evacuated to the Mizi Kingdom. After all, the Chinese army is too close and no one can stop it.

In the dark night, the endless battlefield was filled with smoke and gave off a burning smell. The air was filled with the coldness of metal and filled with the chilling atmosphere unique to the battlefield.

On this vast battlefield, millions of troops gathered. Under the cover of night, rows of cannons are like wolves in the dark, quietly waiting for their prey to appear.

The first round of artillery fire was fired, and the roar echoed in the air, making people's eardrums hurt. The cannonball drew an astonishing arc in the air and landed accurately in the center of Buda City. Then, the tank troops launched, and the armored beasts cut deep traces in the dark night and rushed towards the city wall.

The roar of artillery and tanks continued to echo in the night sky, and flames and smoke intertwined, reflecting the determined faces of the soldiers. This is a battle of life and death, a test of will and courage.

As time went on, the city of Buda seemed to have become riddled with artillery fire and tank attacks.

However, the defenders did not back down and continued to resist.

At Zuo Zongtang's order, the Chinese soldiers began to charge. The defenders of Buda City gradually lost ground, and a large number of defenders surrendered. The Chinese soldiers successfully liberated the workers here, and the workers obtained the means of production and began to parade in the streets to celebrate.

China's influence began to penetrate into the entire Western Continent.

Since ancient times, those who win the hearts and minds of the people win the world. Now the countries in Western Continent have lost the hearts of the people.