At the end of the 19th century, although it was still an era when kings ruled the world, with the popularization of education, the people gradually became wiser and the era of civil rights gradually came.
In this era, monarchical countries in Europe generally implement constitutional monarchy. Each country has a basic constitution that is superior to the king, and the prime minister and parliament divide the monarchy. The era of one word is gone forever.
Including the powerful Britain, every time a war is launched, a majority vote of the upper and lower houses is required before action can be taken. Even the Queen can only exert influence and cannot force Parliament to accept it.
Although most of the members of Parliament in this era were aristocrats, and ordinary people had few opportunities to participate in politics, all members must also estimate the mainstream public opinion at that time. Political participants who completely broke away from the wishes of the citizens would not be able to go far.
However, it will take a long time for the gradual improvement of civil rights. Human beings are always subconsciously controlled by traditions and habits. At this time, there is actually no concept of media warfare in Europe, or there is such a vague concept, but it is always difficult to implement it. Tradition is backward and slow.
This is a good opportunity for Xiao Letian to take action! The front you ignore is an important battlefield for me to find a new way. In this era without big V, Xiao Letian will take the first bite of crab and become the big V in the European public opinion circle. He wants to make the Chinese voice more heard. appeared in European media.
He wants to personally attract millions or even tens of millions of fans, because he knows that this kind of spiritual power is quite terrifying.
In the days that followed, Pierre began to brainwash European readers step by step. Anyway, Britain and France generally would not interfere in the affairs of Russia. Therefore, during this period, Xiao Letian's team had a very close relationship with the entire European press industry.
The history, humanities, geography, customs, legends of the Far East...including the centuries-old relationship between Tsarist Russia and China, as well as various massacres in history, have been made public in a series of continuous reports, coupled with rich and exciting pictures. European readers of that era enjoyed a wonderful visual feast.
Tsarist Russia had no idea that Xiao Letian would be so well-prepared. It was too late for them to look for information now. The few refutations that appeared occasionally were also forgotten by the majority of readers. Who doesn’t read the pictures and texts? You have to read them. What about boring text.
At this moment, Alexander II had given up the extravagant hope of defeating the Chinese in the media, and placed all his hopes on the war in the far east.
"Let's make trouble! Don't look at the fun you are having now. When the news of our victory finally reaches Europe, everything you do will become a laughing stock!"
"After all, this world respects the strong!"
The cessation of Tsarist Russia's campaign has convinced the European people to believe everything the Chinese say. It seems that the righteous side still belongs to the Chinese.
It stands to reason that Pierre should cease his activities at this moment. The media war has been completely won, so there is no need to waste more money on publishing articles. These commentator articles are not the kind that newspapers and magazines pay commissions for. These are high-priced paid publications. The China-Puertz Friendship Foundation and the Chinese Overseas Students Foundation spent a lot of money for this media war.
But now is not the time to worry about money. Following the media heat wave, Pierre actually changed his style and began to report in depth on this distant and mysterious country of the Chinese.
First, the series of beautiful Ryukyu-style photos began. Europeans were surprised to find that the city of Naha was cleaner, neater and more beautiful than Paris and London.
The clean stone roads and water gates are spotless, and it has become a habit for all residents to spontaneously clean the roads in front of their homes. All the windows along the street are covered with flower trays, filled with flowers that bloom in all seasons. These are paid for by the people themselves to decorate the city, and all the city government has to do is give some rewards to the owners of the most beautiful flowers.
What is the reward? It is citizenship points. This kind of non-physical reward has great temptation for the Chinese people to become citizens. For immigrants at the lowest level who want to become citizens, these points are indispensable.
Citizens who want to work in government agencies and become civil servants must accumulate enough points, including entering the aristocratic system of six nobility and eighteen ranks, which also requires such points.
In that beautiful capital city, kind and charitable people are worthy of respect. All their moral behaviors may seem like a trickle, but they can really improve their social status.
You join the army, you fight bravely, you invent and create, you are willing to help others...even if you are honest and know how to pay, this can increase your points and allow you to enter that wonderful aristocratic system.
All Europeans were dumbfounded. The huge people's upward and downward mobility system of the Chinese Code suddenly captured the lifeblood of the entire European people, and even some private scholars were amazed.
The social structure in this world must be pyramid-shaped. Society is full of classes and levels. People at the bottom are always yearning to improve their class. Such opportunities are what countless people dream of.
Europe once highly praised China's imperial examination system. In the eyes of Europeans at that time, it was great that a country could actually give the people at the lowest level a chance to rise, even if it was just a single-plank bridge.
And now the internal talent flow mechanism of the Chinese Code is even more amazing to Europeans. The Chinese, who were completely unfamiliar to European people a month ago, have become alive in this series of reports.
Xiao Letian's media war has finally entered the second stage, which is to subsidize the Chinese!
Spending money and spending a lot of money to promote Chinese culture is Xiao Letian's unavoidable responsibility. With each photo and article, European people finally saw the Great Wall, the Porcelain Tower, the Forbidden City, and the I saw the beautiful scenery of the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River and the desolation of the plateau desert.
The unique charm of Eastern culture conquered Europe. At that time, European explorers could make a lot of money by relying on adventure photos and articles.
This shows that there was a very large readership market in Europe at that time, and understanding all the strange things about the world was an important business for newspapers at that time.
In the eighteenth, nineteenth and even early twentieth centuries, there were indeed a group of people who made a living from this profession, including explorers, reporters, photographers... or even just international students.
They left Europe and traveled around the world, only to discover new and interesting things, record them with photos and add beautiful text, and send such manuscripts to mainstream newspapers in Europe.
This kind of submission will basically be published as long as it is not fraudulent, and the contributor will also receive a very generous remuneration. Some archaeologists and explorers can even live in London and Paris just by relying on the remuneration. High life.
This shows that people were eager for novelty at that time. What a huge market it was!
If there is a market, we must satisfy them. This is Xiao Letian's famous saying! Let the mysterious ancient Eastern countries fill the empty and boring days of Europeans.
Before the second wave of attacks comes, let us Chinese culture attract millions more fans! Until the war comes!
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