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Summary

In a casual meeting on a ship during the Mid-Autumn Festival, Qian Luo Ning and He Wen discuss the state of the Fairness Party and its challenges. Qian reflects on past events, including the Old Ox Head incident, and critiques the notion of progress without real change. He emphasizes that mere calls for equality lack substance without organization and rules. He Wen acknowledges Qian's criticisms and admits to previously dismissing theoretical simulations. The conversation reveals the complexities of revolutionary movements, highlighting that fervor alone is insufficient for meaningful progress. Qian notes that successful movements require structure and ideals, while He Wen contemplates the implications of their discussions regarding the future of the Fairness Party.

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