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The visitor, Lao Wu, didn't wait long, Zhou Hao came back and spread his hands and said to him: "Your brother was a coincidence. I asked the others just now, and then I found out that my sister and Lao Zhao had a sudden idea after breakfast and drove to the shopping mall in the city of New York. Your brother would rather go back first. When they come back, I will convey the invitation from Mr. Situ. We will come to visit together tomorrow morning."

"Okay, I'll go back and talk to the two old men first. Your brother must do this and don't let the two old men wait tomorrow." Old Wu was a little worried and told him.

"Don't worry, brother, how could I do that kind of thing? No problem!" Zhou Hao promised.

After seeing Lao Wu off, Zhou Hao went back to work on his own affairs.

Zhao Zhenzhong and Zhou Tian did not drive back to the manor from downtown New York to take large bags and small bags until afternoon.

Seeing Zhao Zhenzhong picking up the purchased items from the car, Zhou Tian sighed contently and said with a smile: "This kind of shopping feels so good! The last time I felt like this, I was only in my 10s, and my parents took me and Xiaohao with me. But after my father's sacrifice, our lives have completely changed, and we no longer have the joy of having a family shopping mall. Time is so fast, and so many years have passed in a flash, and our lives have also changed so much."

"I like to visit the mall, so we'll just go there a few more times in the future." Although Zhao Zhenzhong is not interested in visiting the mall, he didn't want Zhou Tian to remind him of the sad things in the past, so he gritted his teeth and comforted him.

"This is what you said!" Zhou Tian's eyes lit up, but after a while, the spirit in his eyes began to fade away, and he sighed and said, "You can only stay in the United States for a few months, and there are still many things to do. It is only an occasional luxury to accompany me to the mall. When we all return to China, it is afraid it will be difficult to find a mall. Besides, in such an era, we have chosen a difficult road."

"Stop thinking about it." Zhao Zhenzhong didn't understand Zhou Tian's emotions, "Aren't we doing well now? Since you like to visit the mall, I'll just go with you a few more times during this time."

"Actually, as long as you are here, it doesn't matter whether you are going to the mall or not." Zhou Tian said shyly.

Zhao Zhenzhong understood and was moved, so he suggested, "Or, after two or three years, you and Xiaohao will complete our acquisition plan, settle production, and apply for a few patents, you will go back and help me."

"What about the United States?"

"You can choose a reliable replacement during this period before going back." Zhao Zhenzhong said with a smile.

"This is a good idea." Zhou Tian smiled.

During dinner, Zhou Hao told Zhao Zhenzhong and Zhou Tian in detail about the invitation of Situ Meitang.

"I know a little about Situ Meitang, but I don't know anything about President Huang from Zhigongtang. Do you two know about him?" Zhao Zhenzhong asked.

"Hehe, Lao Zhao, you're going to ask me this. I dare say that my sister knows nothing. "Zhou Hao said proudly, "Since we had close contact with Mr. Situ, I, Yunshan, Chenghai, and Chenggong, have often discussed with some good players in Anliangtang. Even the brothers from Xieshengtang who were dealt with by us were also very bachelor. After admitting that they were indebted and apologizing, they also formed friendships and often came to ask for advice. It's a matter of no fight or a deal. In this way, through the mouths of Anliangtang and Xieshengtang, I also learned a lot of news from Hongmen Zhigongtang."

"If you want to say, Mr. Huang is indeed a character. Judging from his actions around the Republic of China, he will win a lot of victory over Mr. Situ. Of course, in history, Mr. Situ has been committed to supporting the domestic confrontation with Japan since the September 18th Incident in Japan. During the War of Resistance, he has provided great support to the country, but these are things that Mr. Huang cannot compare later."

Mr. Huang's name is Huang Sande, whose courtesy name is Chuanyi. He was born in Dongtou Village, Taishan City, Guangdong Province in 1863. In order to change the poverty of his family, when he was 15 years old, Huang Sande and several young people in the village went abroad to "break the Kingsoft" together, and crossed the ocean to San Francisco, the United States, which later became San Francisco. However, shortly after he arrived in the United States, Huang Sande became a foreigner and was sold to a mine, becoming a hard worker in mining. Later, he worked as a laundry worker, a deliveryman and a bar waiter, and went through hardships. In order not to be bullied by foreigners, during this period, Huang Sande became a Chinese martial artist, and developed a martial arts skills, becoming one of the young martial arts masters among the local Chinese.

In December 1883, Huang Sande joined the Hongmen Zhigongtang, the largest community among overseas Chinese in the United States. This was two years earlier than Situ Meitang joined Zhigongtang.

Perhaps due to the influence of his own experience after arriving in the United States a few years ago, Huang Sande believed that foreigners needed more powerful strength to protect them. After joining the Hongmen, Huang Sande was enthusiastic about fighting for rights and interests for overseas Chinese, and had a high prestige among overseas Chinese. In 1897, Huang Sande was elected as the head of the Zhigongtang of San Francisco and the head of the Polisketbui, Arizona, because of his "doing his best for the overseas Chinese and doing his best for the Hongmen", and was later elected as the Prime Minister of the Zhigongtang of San Francisco. A few years later, he was recommended as the "General Leader" by the various churches in the United States. Local overseas Chinese respectfully called him "the boss of the Hongmen".

In 1904, Sun Yat-sen went to the United States to promote his revolutionary ideas among overseas Chinese, but when he arrived in San Francisco, He You, the Qing consul in San Francisco, reported to the US authorities, and was detained by the US customs on the charge of "Chinese rebellion". No one was allowed to meet him, and he was prepared to deport him as soon as possible.

Huang Sande had previously met Sun Wen because of Sun Wen's introduction of Sun Wen's brother Sun Mei. After learning the news, he decided to do his best to rescue Sun Wen. He contacted everywhere and asked for relationships to rescue Sun Wen. He first used $500 as a deposit to bail Sun Wen, and then used $5,000 to hire a famous lawyer in Honolulu at the time to sue Sun Wen. After a 17-day trial, the lawsuit was finally won in the Supreme Court of Washington. Sun Wen escaped safely and entered the country smoothly.

On the day Sun Yat-sen was released, Huang Sande also organized all the staff of the Zhigong Hall to line up to greet him at the dock, beating drums and drums to cheer the lions and dragons, which was very lively. Afterwards, Huang Sande accompanied Sun Yat-sen to major cities to give speeches, promote the revolution, and personally escort him.

Huang Sande gave absolute support to the revolution led by Sun Yat-sen, both human and material resources.

At the end of 1907, Sun Yat-sen came to the United States again to raise funds. He told Huang Sande: "Although overseas Chinese actively donated funds, they can gather their money, but they must raise a huge amount of money to solve the problem." Huang Sande listened to Situ Meitang's suggestion and resolutely wrote to the Hongmen of Canada to mortgage or sell the branches in Vancouver, Victoria, Toronto and other places, raising hundreds of thousands of dollars to provide Sun Yat-sen with revolutionary funds.

After the failure of the Huanghuagang Uprising in 1911, Sun Yat-sen met with Huang Sande in Chicago, USA, asking him to raise 100,000 Hong Kong dollars to solve the living expenses for the comrades who fled to Hong Kong after the failure of the uprising. Huang Sande quickly launched the raising of more than 100,000 Hong Kong dollars.

Due to the repeated fundraising for Sun Yat-sen, Huang Sande and the Tongmenghui became closer and closer. In June 1911, Sun Yat-sen launched the establishment of the Hongmen Fundraising Bureau of the Americas (also known as the China Revolutionary Army Fundraising Bureau and the National Relief Bureau), and named Huang Sande and Li Shinan as the general supervisor, responsible for the specific preparations. After the establishment of the Hongmen Fundraising Bureau, it raised 144,000 US dollars in just six months. The huge donation from overseas Chinese in the Americas became a powerful economic force to support Sun Yat-sen's leadership of the revolution.

After the success of the Wuchang Uprising, Huang Sande sent dozens of telegrams back to Nanjing in the name of the Hongmen Zhigong Hall in the Americas, supporting Sun Yat-sen as the interim president. Although the initiator of the Wuchang Uprising was a member of the Gongjinhui Association and the Literary Society, not a member of the Tongmenghui led by Sun Yat-sen, Sun Yat-sen himself was abroad during the Wuchang Uprising. However, due to the strong promotion of overseas Chinese associations led by Huang Sande and the complex situation at that time, the so-called representatives of 17 provinces finally elected Sun Yat-sen as the interim president of the Republic of China.

In 1912, Huang Sande returned to China and met with Sun Yat-sen. Huang Sande talked about filing a case for Zhigongtang, hoping to register as a legal organization. However, Sun Yat-sen did not agree to Zhigongtang's request for filing a case in China on the grounds that the Qing Dynasty had been overthrown and the Hongmen had completed its historical mission. The two parted in disagreement. Later, Huang Sande had a disagreement with Sun Yat-sen on some issues, and the two continued to disagree and eventually parted ways.

"It's really not easy for Mr. Huang to contribute money and work hard, but in the end it was a waste of effort. Zhigongtang didn't even get the title of a legal organization in China." After Zhou Hao finished talking about what he knew, he summarized with emotion.

"Did you hear that Mr. Huang and Sun Wen later had a disagreement on what issues and eventually parted ways?" Zhao Zhenzhong was a little surprised, "If it were to become a legal organization for Zhigongtang, I think the two of them should not have been like this."

"The entanglement between those big guys is not something that the brothers at the branch gate below Zhigongtang can know. I only heard them say vaguely what is related to the establishment of a political party and the loan fees of overseas Chinese. The specific actual situation is not clear about the brothers of Anliangtang and Xieshengtang." Zhou Hao explained.

"In order to help Sun Yat-sen and others, many overseas Chinese took out all their life savings. Mr. Huang even asked the Hongmen Branch of Canada to mortgage and sell their own industries to raise funds for Sun Yat-sen. In the end, they did not even get the identity of a legal organization. No wonder they were discouraged by Sun Yat-sen and instead elected Chen Jiongming to become the first prime minister of the Zhigong Party." Zhou Tian also sighed a little.

"In the past world, we only knew that Sun and Chen had gone from cooperation to division, and eventually attacked each other, but we didn't know the specific reason. Do you know the reasons for this for a few years here? Why did the Zhigong Party absent from electing Chen Jiongming as the first prime minister when it was established?" Zhao Zhenzhong was deeply confused.

"We don't know this either. I think maybe because Chen Jiongming is from Guangdong, and most of the main leaders and members of the Zhigongtang at that time were from Guangdong." Zhou Hao finished guessing and suggested: "However, if you want to know the real reason, it is better to ask the two old men in person tomorrow. These two bigwigs are the initiators of the Zhigong Party's organization established."
Chapter completed!