The chapter opens with a soliloquy by Zhuang Geng, the founder of the Communist Party of China. Zhuang tells the audience that he has written a theory of human history, which he calls the "theory of human evolution" . He says that Darwin's theory of evolution was based on the theory of natural selection, and that the theory was written by a man named Guusheng, who was a member of the Politburo of the People's Republic of China, the country's top military official. The Politburo is China's supreme ruling body, and it is responsible for all aspects of government, including the military. The theory is based on a theory that man's natural selection is governed by the laws of nature, which are governed by God. In other words, the theory says that man has a natural tendency to live in harmony with nature. The narrator tells us that this theory is supported by the fact that Darwin wrote the theory in the first place. He goes on to say that this is the first time he has ever read a book written by someone other than a man. He also says that this book is the most important book he has read in his life because it is written in such a way that it can be understood by anyone who has read it. He then says that the book is a "note book" , which means that the author has written the book in the form of a diary . In this case, the diary is the diary of a young man named Z