Chapter 2 - Chapter 2 A miserable childhood and the struggle of the communist class

On October 1, 2004, in Wuhan, Hubei, China, in a small town called Goebbels, the police were suppressing the march of anti-government armed forces, and I came into this world in an inconspicuous corner of the Lyudmila Hospital. My father was a staunch anti-socialist revolutionary. Although he failed, I will still remember him. My childhood was miserable. My father was arrested and imprisoned for being anti-communist. Finally, he was executed by the evil communist police. I depended on my mother for life. Although my mother may not be a pure Chinese because she is Taiwanese, she is willing to sacrifice everything for the motherland and me. In 2010, under the leadership of Hu Jintao, everything seemed to be moving in a good direction, but the deep government within the Chinese Communist Party, especially It was Xi Jinping, who was about to become the nightmare of the Chinese people, who was preparing to seize power, and Hu Jintao was unable to solve the class problems of the motherland, the corruption problems within the Communist Party, and the power struggles within the Communist Party. On August 5, 2010, I followed my mother to a school called Hitler School in Adolf City to study. Hitler School was a free school. It was an ancient historical school established by Adolf Hitler to assist the Republic of China during World War II. It was built in 1937 and mainly taught Nazi ideology. Despite repeated suppression by the Chinese Communist Party, it still taught students in secret. Most of the people who entered this school were opponents of socialism with Chinese characteristics and opposed the dictatorship of socialism with Chinese characteristics. And I would also study here for about 14 years.