The Kremlin is located in the center of Moscow, on the Borovits hills at the confluence of the Negrena and Moscow Rivers.

It is a building community composed of many churches, palaces, bell towers, gardens and multi-story towers.

On March 28, 1918, the Bolshevik government headed by Lenin moved from St. Petersburg to Moscow one year after gaining Russian regime.

From then on, the Kremlin became the center of Soviet political rights.

Building 1 of the Kremlin is called the Presidential Building, and Lenin was the first national leader to stay here.

Lenin's office is a 50-square-meter room on the 3rd floor of Building 1.

After Lenin's death, Stalin moved into Building 1.

He chose Office 1, located on the 2nd floor of Building 1, which is bright and spacious, with 150 square meters.

Lin Zixuan received not Stalin's invitation, but from the Soviet Office of Marxist Theory Research.

This made him feel much more relieved. If it was really Stalin's invitation, he would have to wonder if something had happened. He mailed three copies of "The Strange Man of the High Castle" to the Soviet Union, and he felt a little bitch.

Since the information on the "primary stage of socialism" was submitted, it has attracted the attention of the upper class of the Soviet Union.

The Soviet Union was the world's first socialist country. How to define socialism and develop socialism are issues that the Soviet Union needs to solve in theory.

The theoretical community in the Soviet Union was also full of debate.

To this end, the Soviet intelligence agencies investigated Lin Zixuan's background.

They found that Lin Zixuan himself was a capitalist, had a Western educational background, had a certain influence in the cultural circles of Britain, the United States and other countries, and was inclined toward the bourgeois reformists.

They also tracked down Lin Zixuan's whereabouts in Moscow, including his speech at Sun Yat-sen University in Moscow and the inscription "Study hard and improve every day".

No suspicious points were found, and it can be confirmed that Lin Zixuan is not a spy from the Western world.

This is the first investigation file of Lin Zixuan by the Soviet Union.

After confirming that Lin Zixuan is not dangerous, they decided to ask Lin Zixuan to talk about it and see if the "primary stage of socialism" was the sudden idea of ​​the Chinese man or the result of careful consideration.

The revision of Marxism is not a trivial matter. It is not something that anyone can propose.

In 1924, Stalin proposed the famous "Theory of Building Socialism in One Country".

Classic Marxism believes that the socialist revolution can start from a country, be carried out in various countries, and be completed around the world, but does not believe that the socialist revolution can end because it is built in a country.

Therefore, Russia and even the international left-wing opposition led by Trotsky opposed Stalin's revision of Marxism.

This is a life-and-death political struggle. Can you just talk about it?

Moreover, if the Soviet Union adopted Lin Zixuan's statement, it would always feel a little strange. After all, Lin Zixuan was not a Marxist, but he supplemented Marxist theory.

Should we write Lin Zixuan's name into the theoretical documents of the Soviet Union in the future?

According to the agreement, Lin Zixuan walked into the Kremlin accompanied by the translator and came to an office led by the guards.

Several Soviet Marxist theory researchers met Lin Zixuan and the two sides started talking.

The Soviets were interested in what Lin Zixuan thought. Before coming, Lin Zixuan had thought about how to answer this question.

"I had aspirations for the Soviet Union's revolution, which led to this trip to the Soviet Union. However, after I came to the Soviet Union, I found that the poverty in the Soviet Union was serious. I don't think socialism should be like this."

"I think that if you want to prove the superiority of socialism, you need to improve people's lives and focus on economic development."

"The division of the socialist stage is determined by the national conditions, and that's what I mentioned. Whether to adopt it is up to you."

After some inquiry, these Soviet theorists learned that Lin Zixuan had indeed had a sudden idea, rather than had a profound study of Marxism.

In fact, Lin Zixuan studied politics courses in later generations and had some understanding of Marxism, but some topics cannot be discussed.

At this time, a Soviet man walked in from outside, and the others stood up and saluted and shouted slogans.

Lin Zixuan also stood up, and the translator next to him told him that the person who came was Comrade Levtrotsky, one of the supreme leaders of the Soviet Union.

In the past two days, Lin Zixuan has a rough understanding of the situation in the Soviet Union.

Comrade Trotsky was Stalin's biggest competitor. He was the real initiator of the October Revolution and the founder of the Soviet Red Army. He was a very charming leader and a person of equal status with Lenin.

In the Soviet Union, the deputies of the Congress ended their speeches and shouted slogans: "Long live our leaders, Lenin and Trotsky!"

Trotsky was a revolutionary theorist and he came here to find out what was going on.

He was quite interested in Lin Zixuan's argument that he would first develop agriculture and then develop industry. In fact, he was criticizing Stalin's path of socialist industrialization in the Soviet Union.

In 1925, Stalin proposed that the Soviet Union should change from an agricultural country to an industrial country and focus on the development of heavy industry.

He communicated with Lin Zixuan for a while, and found that the Chinese had different views from him, so he lost interest and left in a hurry.

Trotsky believed that agricultural collectivization should be implemented and land should be nationalized, while Lin Zixuan insisted on distributing the land to farmers, so that farmers can be encouraged to be motivated.

Although the opinions were inconsistent, Lin Zixuan thought of a hypothesis because of this.

If Trotsky defeated Stalin and became the ruler of the Soviet Union, what would the future direction of the Soviet Union?

This is a very good historical novel with an overview theme.

Trotsky once had the opportunity to become the supreme leader of the Soviet Union, but missed the opportunity.

Before 1925, some left-wing opposition parties proposed to overthrow the Stalin group and put it in jail, but Trotsky opposed him. He regarded Stalin as a comrade at the time and wanted to put the struggle within a controllable range.

But Stalin showed no mercy to him.

In 1928, Trotsky, who failed in the struggle, was exiled to Almaty and was expelled on February 12, 1929.

When he went abroad, he carried 30 boxes of archives and books with him. These materials brought endless troubles to Stalin because there were many materials that were unfavorable to Stalin.

Foreign, Trotsky did not give up on the struggle.

He used a large amount of evidence to expose the tampering and forgery of history by Stalin's literati.

He also wrote articles to criticize Stalin's socialism and his actions, such as "The Betrayed Revolution" and "The Biography of Stalin".

On August 20, 1940, Trotsky was assassinated and died.

An important factor that prompted Stalin to make his determination to put Trots in a hurry based on his death, was that Trotsky exposed a series of mistakes by Stalin and broke Stalin's consistent correct myth.

Lin Zixuan walked out of the Kremlin and looked back at the center of Soviet power.

Even if Trotsky took over the Soviet Union's power, the country might still go on the same path. During this period, the Soviet Union needed a iron-blooded and rough ruler.
Chapter completed!