Especially the Pu Hui Canteen Project, it has already been fully popularized in both cities and villages.
Starvation and freezing to death simply do not exist in Huaxia. Any occurrence would beco the biggest news on the internet, without exception.
This is largely thanks to artificial intelligence.
Otherwise, projects like Pu Hui Canteen, aid specifically at low-inco groups, wouldn’t even be possible to establish.
Huaxia never lacks wealthy people who feel disadvantaged when unable to gain benefits.
The Tai Chi Cloud Platform has nearly connected data from all departnts.
This system can accurately determine a person’s consumption level through multiple dinsions such as taxation, consumption, transaction flow, labor capacity, and willingness to work.
It then determines whether they are qualified to consu in subsidized places like the Pu Hui Canteen.
Smart driving, smart parking, and similar technologies are no longer new; they have beco everyday life.
In the promotion by many self-dia personnel, the operation of the Huaxia Tai Chi Cloud Platform already signifies that general artificial intelligence technology is mature and has entered people’s lives, becoming routine for everyone.
Thus, naturally, without much discussion.
It’s already like this, what more can it beco?
The developnt of the Moon is the most eye-catching.
Currently, there is only one base on the Moon.
Huaxia people have their unique understanding of the concept of large-scale developnt.
The call for large-scale developnt signifies transforming the Moon, right?
At least migrate so people, make the Moon a place where people can work and live—that counts as large-scale developnt, right?
In this era of super-developed internet, industry self-dia people react quickly.
In their words, this is undoubtedly the best opportunity for many ordinary people to achieve class leap.
Large-scale developnt will provide nurous job opportunities, and before technology matures, working on the Moon will likely co with various subsidies, right?
This isn’t just an average business trip; it’s a cross-planet business trip.
Maybe after working there for a few years, one could achieve financial freedom.
As for safety...
A bunch of billionaires eagerly sign up and queue up, just to go for a tour on the Moon.
This shows that although it sounds dangerous, the landing technology is actually very mature.
As long as one doesn’t court disaster, it’s largely safe.
Moreover, the Moon Base has been operating for several years. From just a small shed initially, it has been developed into an official base over 8,000 square ters without any reported safety accidents.
Especially with ongoing construction, the internal security maintenance system of the base is reportedly continuously upgrading. Ergency asures and safety evacuation steps are reaching historical highs.
Thus, when this report ca out, Huaxia’s entire population started eagerly discussing the Moon’s large-scale developnt.
Regarding West University, which once dominated topics, it has almost disappeared from Huaxia’s online discussions.
Even when the White House spokesperson officially announced that ten states would reopen to introduce Huaxia to undertake massive infrastructure projects, it did not spur much discussion within Huaxia.
To Huaxia’s new generation of internet users, not only has the Western mystique faded, but there’s also so disdain.
To Huaxia’s erging young generation, West University isn’t an insurmountable mountain.
They find it hard to imagine how a country, which can’t handle its dostic infrastructure, previously managed to beco a global hegemon.
Yet it still has plenty of followers to heed its call? Even with many countries neighboring Huaxia...
Just as it’s hard for the 90s and 00s generation to imagine Huaxia’s past humiliation, so is it difficult for the 10s and 20s generation to conceive West University’s previous might.
What they understand, when coming of age, are the hottest online discussions about Huaxia’s Sky Shield System going live, with the Earth’s entire high sky under Huaxia’s situational awareness.
Even foreign satellites require Huaxia’s permission to launch.
After all, the Sky Shield System doesn’t just defend against high-altitude flying objects on Earth. From another perspective, it can handle spatial teorites.
Similarly, another angle could naturally slice other satellites into tal fragnts.
In fact, Huaxia has directly turned its outdated satellites into cosmic dust through this approach.
At their public release, they announced that this thod provides a perspective for clearing space for launching more advanced satellites in the future.
For many self-dia people in this field, their highest traffic cos from decrypting various spokesperson speeches in these public releases.
These speeches are naturally interpreted as future satellite launchers needing Huaxia’s application.
Don’t send up too outdated satellites to save space.
As for judging advanced or outdated, naturally, it’s based on standards set by Huaxia.
That’s why there are online rumors that other countries need Huaxia’s approval before launching rockets.
Think about it, the new generation in Huaxia, grown up imrsed in such discourse, finds it particularly hard to yearn for West University.
They even feel thinking the West might be better would result in ridicule for being inexperienced at school.
After all, Huaxia has the Sky Shield System, the Moon Base, and comprehensive integration of artificial intelligence into social managent—what does the West have?
Even for building buildings and roads, simple tasks without much technical content, they have to ask Huaxia’s infrastructure companies to handle them—what’s there to envy?
Even aside from West University, it is rumored Huaxia is negotiating with Europe to build a high-speed rail system across the entire Eurasia.
In simple terms, Europe raises funds while Huaxia handles construction.
Reportedly, the negotiations are almost complete, with prices settled, rely awaiting construction.
Once this high-speed rail line opens, it will beco the longest in the world and traverse the most complex terrain conditions.
Mountains, grasslands, rivers, deserts... there might even be an underwater tunnel section.
This ans the rail line will require nurous bridges, tunnels, and various special tracks.
In the not-so-distant future, traveling from Huaxia Capital to London won’t be limited to flights; one could directly take the high-speed rail.
Of course, the rail line is extrely pricey, reportedly requiring investnts exceeding 300 billion Euros.
This is an extrely favorable price, especially as the line really opens, which is significant for Huaxia.
It ans more convenient freight transportation from Huaxia to Europe and tighter economic ties.
Directly altering the economic, social, and cultural landscape across the entire Eurasia, profoundly impacting globalization.
Regarding such a significant matter, West University didn’t even comnt, only when asked by a reporter at a press conference did the spokesperson briefly state: "This is a Eurasian issue, Huaxia and Europe are important partners. We have no intention to interfere with partners’ cooperation."
Of course, this is just a statent.
Put twenty years ago in the era of comprehensive competition, this plan would just erge and West University would eagerly intervene to ruin this rail line.
But now, what can they do?
Show hostility towards Huaxia directly?
They didn’t dare twenty years ago and now have even less courage.
Especially since Huaxia doesn’t play by conventional rules. It doesn’t use proxies, a re threat leads to acting out and showing the stance of initiating a comprehensive battle, leaving West University completely lacking confidence.
They couldn’t possibly take on the Sky Shield System head-on for a full-scale resistance, could they?
The White House doesn’t quite dare to make this decision, even if the people inside were willing to bet everything, those financial magnates would teach them the consequences...
Because global financial security is now in Huaxia’s hands.
It’s no longer a simple matter of having a genuine shoot-out, even defying certain key principles could deliver a devastating impact to already low financial markets.
Crucially, Huaxia seems uninterested in relocating the financial center to the East...
Isn’t this the foundation of mutual benefit?!
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