There were many people who felt stimulated. After returning from Changzhou, the young and energetic Zheng Zhaoke felt that he had suffered a great shock from imperialism.
He thought that imperialism was extremely corrupt, and he was surprised that even Dr. Gao, who was well-known in Hong Kong, had to bribe the foreigners based on human relationships.
This would never be the case in a communist world!
The trip to Changzhou further strengthened Zheng Zhaoke's conviction, and he began to write letters to his superiors as usual.
Zheng Zhaoke first truthfully described what he saw and learned in Cheung Chau, and naturally did not forget Lucas Gao. He believed that Dr. Gao's prestige among the people was almost like a flood, but he paid great attention to his relationship with foreigners, which made him seem like an unstoppable person.
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