Chapter 1000: 402 Chapter 1000: 402 Yan Fei arrived in Beijing and moved into a separate quadrangle courtyard located on the eastern side of the city.
This quadrangle courtyard had been purchased in the na of the Company by Lu Pingping exclusively for Yan Fei’s residence in Beijing. After its purchase, the courtyard was appropriately rebuilt and renovated according to Lu Pingping’s suggestions. Thus, when Yan Fei settled in, he found the interior design and furniture arrangent to be very much to his liking.
The quadrangle courtyard wasn’t very large; it contained a row of wooden houses with a large tree at the center of the court, beneath which lay an ancient well, all surrounded by a tranquil and elegant environnt. However, Lu Pingping did not reside in this quadrangle courtyard herself; she lived with other Company staff at Dream Island’s Beijing office.
The only company for Yan Fei here were his personal bodyguards. These bodyguards lived in the outermost houses, providing Yan Fei with security. Although Yan Fei was powerful enough not to need protection from others, he preferred to avoid trouble, and the bodyguards were ideal for fending off undesirable visitors, which is why he allowed them to stay close.
Knowing of Yan Fei’s arrival in Beijing, a car was sent that sa night to pick up Yan Fei and Lu Pingping, taking them to et with the higher-ups within China’s heavily guarded power center. This eting was secret, not publicized, and the only representatives from Dream Island were the two core figures, Yan Fei and Lu Pingping.
The pair spent over four hours within the power center of China and then left under the cover of night. Both Yan Fei and Lu Pingping did not disclose any information about the eting, but upon leaving the center, both bore satisfied smiles.
The eting’s outco pleased both Dream Island and the Chinese side. During the eting, Dream Island was forthright, sharing its developnt goals and directions with the Chinese side. After learning of Dream Island’s intentions, the Chinese side felt relieved and decided to provide more support to Dream Island, facilitating its faster growth.
In return, Dream Island agreed to cooperate with China on so of its high-tech products and technologies. For instance, during the eting, both parties reached several military cooperation agreents. Under these agreents, Dream Island would provide China with the Spider Combat Platform, Exoskeleton armor, super high-energy batteries for tanks and other heavy armored vehicles, military engine technology, fire control radar technology, and new material formula technology.
These products and technologies by Dream Island had been developed a while ago and were no longer cutting-edge, as Dream Island had since advanced to more sophisticated products and technologies. However, for China, these slightly outdated items were precisely what they needed most. With these products and technologies, China would make rapid breakthroughs in its military bottlenecks.
By leveraging these soon-to-be outdated products and technologies, Dream Island secured significant benefits, effectively recycling waste. But for China, acquiring these high-tech innovations ant a substantial acceleration in military developnt, positioning them as a true global military power. Thus, they were very happy with the cooperation. It was a case of mutual need and mutual benefit.
Beyond military collaboration, Dream Island also reached an understanding with China regarding basic energy infrastructure. Having kept it confidential for a long ti, Dream Island finally revealed its Super Nuclear Power Station plan to the Chinese side. When China learned that Dream Island possessed the technology for safe, clean, and pollution-free super nuclear power stations — and that Dream Island was already using this technology — they were ecstatically pleased, quickly reaching an agreent for Dream Island to help build five Super Nuclear Power Stations in China.
In the recent ten-plus years, China’s economy had grown rapidly, correspondingly increasing the demand for electric power. Overuse of thermal power generation had led to a significant pollution problem, drastically worsening the environnt. Although China had recognized this issue and started enhancing environntal governance in recent years, a revolutionary energy solution was needed to stop the trend of rapid environntal degradation.
Thus, learning of Dream Island’s super nuclear power station technology, China imdiately decided to have Dream Island construct super nuclear power stations for them. A single Super Nuclear Power Station could generate 800 billion kWh per year, which was one-ninth of China’s annual power consumption. The output of one Super Nuclear Power Station could replace 100 large thermal power stations. Shutting down 100 thermal power stations at once would reduce a large number of pollutants, aiding in the improvent of China’s environnt.
China planned to build five Super Nuclear Power Stations across the nation. Once completed, the annual electricity output of these stations would reach 4 trillion kWh, accounting for 58% of China’s total annual power generation. With these stations operational, all thermal power stations nationwide would be shut down, leaving only clean energy power stations such as hydroelectric, wind, solar, and tidal power stations.
Should China shut down all its thermal power stations, the primary source of their pollution would be utterly eliminated. Coupled with strict national regulations, it would take just two or three years to eradicate the extre pollution events like smog that had troubled China for over a decade, allowing the country to revert to its forr state of green mountains and clear waters.
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