②: Only by being generous to others and praising their beauty can we win friends-(Evelyn ·NDE· Hilf)

Marx and Engels are good friends. They * * * learn knowledge, * * lead the international workers' movement, * * * run newspapers and magazines and * * * draft documents. They drafted the famous Manifesto of the Producers' Party.

Marx is the founder of * * * theory. He was persecuted by the reactionary government, lived in exile for a long time and lived in poverty. He often goes to the pawnshop to change clothes for bread. He is often scolded by the grocery store owner because he can't pay on credit when it is due. Sometimes he even borrows money to buy stamps and sends an article to the newspaper. Life was so hard that Marx didn't care, but he still resolutely carried out his research work and revolutionary activities. At that time, Engels gave him great help in life.

Engels once worked in a factory in Manchester. Once, in order to maintain Marx's life, he would rather run an enterprise that he hated very much. He distributed the money he earned to Marx, and 10 and 100 were continuously remitted to Marx.

Engels not only enthusiastically helped Marx in life, but more importantly, they cared for each other, helped each other and cooperated closely in the cause of capitalism.

When they lived together in London, Engels went to Marx's house every afternoon. They discussed various political events and scientific issues for hours on end, expressing their views, and they talked endlessly and sometimes argued fiercely. On sunny days, they go for a walk in the suburbs together.

Later they separated, Marx lived in London and Engels lived in Manchester. They correspond almost every day and exchange views on political events and the results of research work. These letters are still preserved today.

Marx and Engels cared for each other in every possible way. They always try to help each other and are proud of each other's achievements in their careers. When Marx promised to write a newsletter for an English newspaper, Engels translated it for him before he mastered English, and even wrote it for him when necessary. When Engels was engaged in writing, Marx often put down his work and helped him write some of them. When Marx died, his masterpiece Das Kapital had not been completed. Engels resolutely put down his research work, sorted it out on his behalf, and published the last two volumes of Das Kapital with all his strength.

Marx and Engels cooperated for 40 years, and together they created great Marxism. In 40 years, in the struggle towards the same goal, they established a great friendship.