December 22, 1866.
Hungary, Duoboci Town.
Yanosen, a Hungarian who speaks German.
In his youth, Yanosen went to Austria to seek fortune and eventually became a worker in Trieste, but a mechanical failure caused Yanosen to lose his left arm forever.
Fortunate Yanosen survived with the help of simple medicine, but it exhausted his savings. At the same time, losing his left arm meant Yanosen also lost his ability to work.
And the heartless factory owner directly dismissed the now worthless Yanosen. Just when Yanosen's prospects seemed bleak, he encountered the newly established Mei Lede Company in Austria recruiting staff.
This company had unique recruitment conditions, no educational background was required, only proficiency in German and at least one dialect within the Austria-Hungary Empire, of course, the more languages the better. After an interview, one could start working.
