Chapter Three Hundred and Twenty-Three French Characteristic Music
"Paris is the center of France and all useful reforms made in Paris will promote the development of the entire country.
Let me beautify this great city as much as possible, improve the living conditions of its citizens, and inspire them to discover new interests for themselves. Let me build new streets - a street that runs through this area of Paris, cleaning up the dense housing that lacks new air and sunlight
area, letting beneficial sunshine pass through every wall, just as the light of truth shines in our hearts.
Now I announce the official opening of the first phase of the Paris urban transformation project!"
On November 13, 1851, at the invitation of Georges Haussmann, then a senior official of the Seine Province, Jérôme Bonaparte, wearing a cotton coat, braved the cold wind howling from the north and attended the Paris City Hall.
The opening ceremony of urban transformation was held.
As soon as the opening ceremony began, the square outside the City Hall was crowded with Parisian people. As time went by, more and more people gathered in the square at the City Hall. In order to prevent disturbance and stampede caused by too many people,
In response to the incident, Georges Haussmann, a senior official in the Seine province, urgently dispatched city hall personnel to the police department and asked Police Minister Moppa to jointly dispatch enough people to maintain order outside the city hall.
Police Minister Mopar immediately agreed to the request and immediately dispatched nearly 200 administrative police from two districts to the city hall to maintain order. With the coordination of more than 200 police officers, the originally slightly rioting crowd quickly restored order.
Then there was the scene where Jérôme Bonaparte gave a speech in front of the city hall just now.
After Jérôme Bonaparte finished his speech, warm cheers erupted from the Plaza de la Ville Hall. People who have lived in Paris all year round can no longer stand the current environment in Paris, and they are eager to change the existing dirty and messy living environment.
.However, due to the inaction of successive governments, the transformation of Paris has been delayed again and again.
Now someone has finally chosen to take on the responsibility of transforming Paris, leaving the people of Paris with a dirty and crowded environment. Why is this not supported by them?
There were endless shouts of "Long live the Emperor, long live the Empire" in the square.
Jérôme Bonaparte smiled and waved to the supporters outside the square. All his efforts were not only to make the Paris citizens support him more, but also to reduce the Paris citizens' resistance to the establishment of the empire.
Facts have proved that the small bourgeoisie class is always the most conservative and contented class. As long as you give them a little sunshine, they will feel satisfied.
Amid the cheers of the young bourgeoisie, Jérôme Bonaparte entered the city hall and left in a carriage from the back door of the city hall.
The next thing you need to do is leave it to George Osman.
Jérôme Bonaparte returned to the Tuileries Palace in a black open-top carriage with a double bridge. As soon as he got off the car, he met Morny, the Chancellor of the Privy Seal.
At this time, he was walking out of the Tuileries Palace in a hurry. After seeing Jerome Bonaparte's car, he even quickened his pace and came to Jerome Bonaparte.
"What happened?" Jérôme Bonaparte looked at Morny in confusion and asked.
"Your Majesty..." Morny whispered into Jérôme Bonaparte's ear: "Marshal Soult is dead!"
"When did it happen?" Jerome Bonaparte asked in surprise. He was not surprised by Soult's death, but by the speed of Soult's death.
Less than half a month had passed since Jérôme Bonaparte met Marshal Soult, and Marshal Soult died immediately.
"Around six o'clock this morning!" Morny continued: "According to his servant, Marshal Soult lay in bed after having a hasty meal yesterday, and told him (referring to the servant) to go early tomorrow morning.
Wake him up, who knows he won’t wake up like this!”
"Alas!" Jérôme Bonaparte sighed, lamenting the passage of time.
"Your Majesty, do we want to pay our respects?" Morny asked again.
"Go!" Jérôme Bonaparte said resolutely: "Not only are we going, but we are going with great fanfare!" He paused, reorganized his words and said: "Let's do this! You will go and talk to the Paris newspaper immediately.
Say hello to the people and ask them to report the news of the death of Generalissimo Soult as soon as possible. The most important thing is to report Soult’s achievements...especially his achievements during the First Empire, and let a group of newspapers report it.
Let’s look at the sufferings Soult suffered during the Restoration and July Monarchy!”
Morny immediately understood what Jérôme Bonaparte meant. He wanted to use the favor Soult received in the First Empire to reflect the harsh rules of the Restoration Dynasty and the July Monarchy.
No one likes a "boss" who treats his employees harshly.
High! Really brilliant!
Morny couldn't help but admire Jerome Bonaparte's forward thinking in guiding public opinion. Sometimes he really didn't understand why Jerome Bonaparte knew so many things. What was in his mind?
How many weird things are packed inside.
"I understand! I'll go immediately." Morny nodded to express his understanding.
Just when Morny was about to leave, Jérôme Bonaparte spoke again: "By the way, there is one more thing! Try to let newspapers serialize some works that do not involve too many political stances, such as literature, too many
Commentary on current affairs can easily make us passive!”
Morny looked at Jérôme Bonaparte in confusion.
"Minister Morny, have you ever raised a dog?" Jérôme Bonaparte asked Morny, who shook his head.
"Let's put it this way!" Jérôme Bonaparte tried to explain to Morny the theory of "freedom" in post-capitalist countries in a few words: "Dogs are animals! Unlike humans, they are very simple.
Yes! As long as you give him a new ball, he can play for a whole day. The same is true for the people. If entertainment activities are appropriately liberalized, the people's pursuit of politics will gradually decrease! Isn't this more beneficial to us?
of domination!”
Morny nodded in understanding, as if he had touched something different.
Although the entertainment activities in the 19th century were far inferior to those in the 21st century, Jérôme Bonaparte still had a way to get them addicted to the initial "fun".
"That's right! Try to recruit a group of literary people who are willing to obey our management. It doesn't matter if their writing skills are poor! As long as they can be obedient! I will be of great use!" Jérôme Bonaparte warned Morny again.
Jérôme Bonaparte, who has experienced the era of big data, will use these shameless writers to develop a cultural industry music theory unique to France.
Completely usable.
You can even absorb nutrients from the motherland of France...
The fantastic ideas that Jérôme Bonaparte wanted in his mind required a group of pens to help him realize them.
By then, the entire Parisian middle class will be immersed in the "**Happiness" theory of the cultural industry chain.
Although Morny didn't understand what Jérôme Bonaparte wanted to do, when he noticed that Jerome Bonaparte's expression became more and more like a statement, Morny couldn't help but feel the pain all over his body.
trembling.
Your Majesty, it’s not like you have awakened to any bad habits!
Morny quickly took the order and left. After Morny left, Jérôme Bonaparte, who returned to the study, once again thought about whether there were still loopholes in his "sex music" theory.
A newspaper attracted the attention of Jérôme Bonaparte. The entire text of the newspaper was marked in German, and it was probably a newspaper from the German region.
However, the content of the newspaper was about the protest against the Prussian dictatorship at the University of Berlin in Prussia.
Jérôme Bonaparte suddenly realized that he seemed to have missed one of the most combative groups, and that was the students.
Enthusiastic students are often at the forefront. Whether it was the February Revolution or the July Revolution, students played an important role.
"Damn it, we have to think of a way!" Jerome Bonaparte stood by the window sill and thought carefully for a moment. An evil plan emerged from Jerome Bonaparte's mind, and he hurriedly moved Mokar
Called over.
"You should go to the Ministry of Education immediately and call Minister Palio over!" Jérôme Bonaparte said in a serious tone.
After receiving the order, Mokar acted quickly. About half an hour later, Minister of Public Education Palio was brought to Jérôme Bonaparte.
"Your Majesty, what are your orders?" Jerome Bonaparte's sudden summons made Palio confused for a moment, and he asked Jerome Bonaparte cautiously.
"That's right!" Jérôme Bonaparte said to Palio: "I think the Ministry of Education should strengthen the control over the learning of middle school and university students. Our country must develop a general line of strengthening the country through education and rejuvenating the country through education...
…”
Jérôme Bonaparte-Baraty said a lot to Palio, the core of which was to ask Palio to strengthen the learning between universities and secondary schools.
"The four-year university plan must be strictly implemented, and no one is allowed to skip a grade!" Jérôme Bonaparte specially emphasized.
"Yes!" Palio couldn't help but observed a moment of silence for the students.
According to Jérôme Bonaparte's methods, the subsequent lives of school and university students will be extremely onerous.
"Tell those students! Only by enduring hardship can you become the best! Enjoyment is reserved for those who are prepared. Young people should be full of vigor and should not be corrupted by free society!" Jérôme Bonaparte
Said to Palio.
Palio nodded and said that he would strictly implement Jérôme Bonaparte's requirements.
As a result, a regulation called the "Pario Education Law" came into being in 1852. This law, which was deeply hated by students, would last throughout the 19th century and even the 20th century...