Jiuding has almost faded from the American people's sight, only some elders vaguely remember the former financial titan that monopolized the entire American economy.
The attention of Americans today is attracted by newly risen magnates like Rockefeller and Carnegie, whose Trust conglomerates are built upon the blood and sweat of countless individuals.
After the red wave from France swept globally, American troublemakers began to confront factory owners, engaging in relentless clashes daily.
Capitalists perceive these troublemakers as insatiable ingrates, collaborating with military police for suppression, and even amending local laws to prohibit disturbances.
In order to ensure local financial stability, local government offices naturally bow to Trust conglomerates, as no one would refuse the requests of wealthy backers.
