阿斗在这里

Sun Yat-sen and the birth of the Chinese United League, the origins of the Hongmen have many narratives. Sun Yat-sen elaborated on the rise and fall of the Hongmen in his (national founding strategy): "The Hongmen was established by loyalists from the Ming dynasty and took shape during the Kangxi era. Before Kangxi, many loyal and righteous ministers of the Ming dynasty sought to restore it, swearing not to submit to the Qing, sacrificing their lives for justice, repeatedly rising and falling, fighting desperately against the invaders, yet ultimately failing to save the Ming's downfall. By the time of Kangxi, the Qing power was already strong, and the loyal and righteous of the Ming had mostly perished. A few loyalists saw that the situation was beyond recovery and wanted to pass on the roots of nationalism to future generations. Therefore, they formed a group with the aim of 'overthrowing the Qing and restoring the Ming,' hoping that future leaders would use it as support. This is essentially the original intention behind the establishment of the Hongmen."

This is a mind-blowing political satire novel (1984), published by British author Orwell in 1949. The story is set in a fictional totalitarian society, 'Oceania', revealing the tragic alienation of power and oppression of humanity. It reflects the structure of a totalitarian regime, where Oceania is ruled by the 'Inner Party' dictatorship, led by 'Big Brother'. Big Brother serves as a pervasive spiritual symbol, and Oceania maintains control through four major institutions: the 'Ministry of Truth', the 'Ministry of Peace', the 'Ministry of Love', and the 'Ministry of Plenty'. The paradoxical slogans, 'War is Peace', 'Freedom is Slavery', and 'Ignorance is Strength', create a cage of consciousness. Citizens in Oceania live under constant surveillance by a product called 'telescreen', with their thoughts and actions scrutinized by the 'Thought Police', leading to the death of privacy. Any deviation from Party doctrine constitutes 'thoughtcrime', leading to repression.

Inside the side hall, candlelight flickered. Zhuge Liang spread out a map of Hanzhong, with several high-ranking officials gathered around the table. I sat in the main seat, my palms damp with sweat. A military conference... My only knowledge of ancient warfare came from the (Romance of the Three Kingdoms) game. How am I supposed to participate?
"Sima Yi's surprise attack must be taking advantage of the recent loss of the late emperor, assuming that Shu is without capable men." Zhuge Liang lightly waved his feather fan, his brows furrowed. "Wang Ping, the garrison commander of Yangping Pass, has sent an urgent report: Zhang He, the vanguard of the Wei army, has led five thousand elite cavalry and breached three camps in a single day."
Zhang He! One of the Five Elite Generals! My mind immediately flashed to his game stats—cavalry commander, skilled in surprise attacks. Historically, he did indeed cause considerable trouble for the Shu army during Zhuge Liang's Northern Expeditions.

I snapped my eyes open, the glaring sunlight streaming in through the ornate wooden window cracks, casting dappled shadows on the brocade bedding. Head's killing me... Is this the hangover from grinding until 3 AM last night?
"Your Majesty, you’re awake?" A sharp voice rang in my ear.
Yo, Your Majesty? What the heck? I turned my head with difficulty and saw a middle-aged dude in ancient garb, pale-faced and beardless, standing respectfully by the bed, holding what looks like... is that a dragon robe?
"Who... who are you?" My voice came out hoarse, not sounding like me at all.
"Old servant Huang Hao, here to assist Your Majesty with your attire." That guy had a face full of sycophantic smiles, "Today is the grand coronation ceremony, and the Prime Minister has been waiting outside for quite a while."

Hal Finney's long read (Bitcoin and Me) is his personal retrospective article published on March 19, 2013, in the BitcoinTalk forum, covering his early involvement with Bitcoin, technical contributions, and personal insights.
1. Personal Background and Cryptographic Roots
1. Professional Background
Finney recounts that his cryptographic career began with participation in the early development of PGP (Pretty Good Privacy), collaborating with Phil Zimmermann, and becoming one of the founding members of the PGP Corporation. He was also active in the 'cypherpunk' community, having operated the first cryptography-based anonymous mail forwarding service, dedicated to the practice of privacy protection technology.