Ernst is generally satisfied with the work of the Marseille Heixinggen Consortium branch, at least he could give it eight points.
But rewards and punishments are necessary, after praising and rewarding some excellent employees, he made adjustments to some deficiencies here.
Besides the company's business situation, there is nothing in Marseille that Ernst particularly wants to see.
After a brief tour of some unique sights of Marseille city the next day, Ernst and his party left.
Traveling north along the railway, Ernst first arrived at France's textile city Lyon, and then from here he turned towards Paris.
October 18, 1868.
Paris, France.
In this era, finding a city in Europe that compares with Paris in scale and quality is completely impossible, but this is just Ernst's personal opinion.
Contemporary London in the UK, with its black chimneys and rivers flowing with black water, is suffocating.
