The London Chinese Students Association is a subordinate organization of the Global Chinese Students Association and a student group formed by Chinese students in London, England.
Most of its members come from various colleges under the University of London, especially the School of Political Science and Economics.
It is not unreasonable that there are many Chinese international students in this college.
Although there are indeed a few people who come here to learn knowledge, most people are attracted by the name of this college.
London Politics and Economics, London is an internationally renowned city; politics and economics correspond to the traditional Chinese concept of promotion and wealth, the two most important things in life.
International students have long forgotten the teachings of Mr. De and Mr. Sai. As soon as they arrived abroad, they immediately switched to the arms of Mr. Po (Political Science) and Mr. Yi (Economics).
Sometimes, picking a good name is really important.
Compared to LSE, what kind of crappy school is Texas A&M?
Although Texas doesn't produce braised chicken, it does produce rednecks and its folk customs are tough; and agriculture and industry, as soon as you hear them, you can tell that they are jobs only done by mud-legged people.
A school with such a shabby name will definitely not be able to attract current Chinese students.
In addition, because the number of Chinese students in Oxford and Cambridge, the two best universities in the UK near London, is very small, they have also been included in the sphere of influence of the London Chinese Students Association, and no separate one will be established.
Of course, in principle, joining this student union is voluntary.
It’s just that most students who come to study abroad will never miss any opportunity to get together to keep warm. Therefore, among the Chinese international students, basically everyone is a member of the Chinese Student Union.
The embassy in the UK occasionally wants to convey some domestic news to students, and will also ask the Chinese Students Association to help convey it on its behalf, so in fact this organization is still a semi-official organization.
After Chen Muwu came to the UK, he had never filled out any registration form or paid even a penny in membership fees. Therefore, when he received a letter from the student union delivered by the postman, he was shocked.
At that time, Chen Muwu was about to rush to Ye Gongchao's place for lunch. He came to Magdalen College with a letter that he had not yet had time to open.
Chen Muwu wanted to ask this person who came to the UK a year earlier than him what the situation was like.
After hearing this, Ye Gongchao smiled and said disapprovingly: "Brother Hanchen, you have made so much big news in the British newspapers, it is difficult for others not to notice you.
"The people in the student union are eager to find some celebrities like you to support their appearance, so you must have automatically become a member of the student union long ago, and maybe even been given an official position, but you still haven't I'm just in the dark, I don't know.
"But there is nothing in this letter. It should just invite you to attend the summer ball they are holding in London.
"As for why I know what's written in it? Because I also received the same letter."
Ye Gongchao put down "The Wasteland" in his hand and pointed at the envelope in the corner of his desk that was exactly the same as Chen Muwu's hand, except that it had been opened.
After listening to what he said, Chen Muwu opened his own letter and found that it was indeed an invitation to a dance.
Basically all the people invited to the dance organized by the Chinese are Chinese, but the invitations are all in English letters, not even a single Chinese character.
Tsk.
Also euphemistically called a summer dance party? It’s just a silver party!
You city folk are really good at playing.
Chen Muwu vaguely remembered that among the current group of British students, there were indeed many who were dedicated to studying, but there were even more playboys.
What about Luo Nusheng who had more than a dozen girlfriends and once hooked up with Xu Zhimo's ex-wife Zhang Youyi? What about Zhang Daofan who had an underground affair with Xu Beihong's wife Jiang Biwei for more than ten years and then abandoned her... (Why are you here, surnamed Xu? They all seem to be victims of suffering?)
It really echoes the lyrics of Su San in the Peking Opera "Yutangchun", "There are no good people in Hongdong County", and there are no good people among the international students.
Even Ye Gongchao, the younger brother opposite Chen Muwu, is not so emotionally dedicated.
Although he is still young now, not long after he married a beautiful school beauty wife, he had an affair with his cousin.
Chen Muwu threw the invitation letter, which he had only glanced at, into the wastebasket next to his desk along with the envelope.
Then he asked Ye Gongchao: "I don't want to have any interaction with those people in London, and I don't plan to go to this dance. Are you going?"
Ye Gongchao followed suit: "Since you are not going, brother Hanchen, I will not go either. And then again, those people in the London Student Union are five, six, seventy-eight or even ten years older than the two of us. , and we really have nothing in common. It’s better to stay in Cambridge and play mahjong, relying on our national essence to win more money from foreigners.”
After Kapitsa, the No. 1 self-student in Cambridge University, has been promoting and promoting it for several months, playing mahjong has gradually replaced playing bridge and has become a new form of entertainment that has become popular in the school recently.
This situation is basically similar to the "Three Kingdoms" craze that started on campus when Chen Muwu was in middle school.
There are also some students at Cambridge University who have specially established a Cambridge University Mahjong Club, just to better gather cards for Mahjong players.
Some people in the Mahjong Club have even started to work on adding the Mahjong event to next year's Cambridge-Oxford Joint Games. As long as the operation is successful, next year, they will have another event to crush Oxford University in the Games.
The first Chinese character that many Cambridge students know is "万", followed by the Chinese numbers one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, spring, summer, autumn and winter, as well as plum, orchid, bamboo and chrysanthemum.
Chen Muwu also didn't expect that he went to Chinatown and bought such a pair of clothes just to silence the chattering Kapitsa during the festival at Blackett's house.
Unexpectedly, in just two months, he successfully promoted a wave of Chinese quintessence on the campus of Cambridge University.
Even the swimming club is now discussing whether to find a bar to gather together for the next team-building activity and go to the Great Wall.
Shops selling mahjong in London's Chinatown also made a huge profit.
In the past, their mahjong business was only for Chinese people, so they imported bamboo tiles made from cheap bamboo blocks from China, and they couldn't sell a pair for several days.
Now, since it opened the Cambridge University market, this store basically sends people to deliver goods from London to Cambridge by train once a week.
Correspondingly, the materials for making mahjong tiles sold to foreigners have also been upgraded from bamboo blocks to high-end products such as sandalwood, horns and even ivory.
Although he saw how profitable mahjong was, Chen Muwu, who was short of money, still had no intention of making a fortune by doing this kind of business.
Because mahjong tiles are very troublesome to make. Although they can be cut by machine, the patterns on the tiles require workers to carve them by hand.
What's more, there is no patent on Mahjong, and anyone can produce it. Without a monopoly, you can only make a quick buck. Then countless followers will swarm in and seize the already small market.
Moreover, Chen Muwu also knew that the popularity of mahjong tiles was probably just a flash in the pan. Once the technology of sound movies matured, people would get up and leave the card tables and go into the cinema to enjoy this new entertainment activity.
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Putting the dream of getting rich aside for now, publishing papers is the serious thing Chen Muwu needs to do now.
Two papers on "Chen Statistics" and "Chen Condensation" have been published in the "Yearbook of Physics" published on August 20.
Chen Muwu felt that this model was also very good, so he sent the theoretical research papers to Germany and the experimental research papers to the British "Proceedings of the Natural Science".
Because Germany’s theoretical research level is still a little higher than that of the UK.
In this way, everyone will be exposed to rain and dew without any delay.
After sending those two papers to Planck, Chen Muwu began to write the one about matter waves.
Now, whether it is Chern scattering of gamma rays or the trajectories of recoiled electrons photographed by Kapitsa and Blackett in the cloud chamber, irrefutable facts have proved that light is indeed a particle.
However, Thomas Young's double-slit interference and Poisson bright spot experiments over the past one or two hundred years are also physical phenomena that cannot be explained by the non-wave theory.
Now, the particle theory and wave theory of light have fallen into irreconcilable contradictions.
But in general, the particle theory is a tenacious attacker with all kinds of latest and powerful experimental evidence; while the wave theory hides within the walls of interference and diffraction, remains stubborn and does not dare to cross the line. A defensive step.
The two were in a stalemate inside and outside the siege, and neither could go any further.
Fortunately, Einstein stood up at this time.
After receiving the award from Sweden and returning to Berlin, he said in an interview with a reporter from Berliner Zeitung: "From me to Professor Millikan to Chen, everyone spent nearly twenty years to finally confirm the photon's exists, but there is no way to completely deny the wave nature of light.
"Now, we can only think that light has duality, that is to say, it is both a particle and a wave. But how to explain this phenomenon depends on how far future physicists can achieve in this regard. achieved."
As the most eloquent physicist in the world, Einstein's words finally temporarily ended the war between the two theories of waves and particles that had lasted for hundreds of years. Newton, Hooke, and Hulk Gens, Thomas Young, Fresnel and other great masters probably never expected that the fight would end like this.
Now everyone can finally shake hands and make peace in heaven, except of course Newton and Hooke.
The contradiction between them is much more acute than the contradiction between the particle theory and the wave theory of light.
Whoever can bring them back together will at least get another Jehovah Peace Prize for this achievement.
Since Einstein had already said this, Bohr had no choice but to announce in the newspaper that the BKS theory proposed by him, Kramers, and Slater had completely failed.
The only thing he can do now is to "hold a decent funeral" for this theory that died just after birth.
But Bohr did not give up his crusade against the law of conservation. He seemed to hate the law of conservation of energy.
So in the subsequent discovery of neutrinos, Bohr once again used the law of conservation of energy to operate, and then once again fell into a situation of failure.
(End of chapter)
