What is the main content of great friendship?

The Great Friendship tells that Marx and Engels not only care about each other in life, but more importantly, they help each other, care about each other and cooperate closely in the cause of capitalism.

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 was the founder of ideology. Persecuted by the reactionary government, he lived in exile for a long time and lived in poverty. But he didn't care, and he still resolutely carried out research work and revolutionary activities. Engels regarded the difficulties in Marx's life as his own, scrimped and saved, and kept sending money to Marx.

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 opinions, gushing and sometimes arguing fiercely. On sunny days, they go for a walk in the suburbs together. Later, when they lived in two places, they often corresponded and exchanged views and opinions on political events and the results of research work.

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. When Engels was engaged in writing, Marx often put down his work and helped him write some of them.

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