United States.
"Here it cos, here it cos!"
"God!"
"Yet another revolutionary product! Fortunately, it can’t make any money from us because our technology is fully capable of handling those wastewater emissions, haha, stupid!"
"Cheers!"
"Third world countries are about to get conned."
"Feels good!"
"Got to celebrate tonight."
"..."
A few days ago.
After getting stimulated by two trillion, now we can say so sarcastic things without holding back, deindustrialization has led heavily polluting companies in the United States to mostly move overseas, and very few remain dostically.
Even if there are.
They can generally be dealt with in a low-harm way.
Therefore.
This water purifier wants to make money from them.
Dream on.
However.
The next mont.
Those who were pessimistic felt as uncomfortable as if they’d eaten a fly.
"A director of the Ou Wei Foundation expressed that if the water purifier’s effect is really significant, the Foundation might establish a charity project similar to ’Green Planets’."
One stone.
Knocked out many people.
Damn.
Indeed.
Even if the United States doesn’t need the water purifier dostically, it doesn’t prevent so enthusiasts from donating it abroad. If that happens, isn’t it using Aricans’ money to benefit a certain enterprise in Myanmar?
"Here we go again."
"Last ti it was $35 billion, this ti... I want Jingjing."
"Bastard."
"Doesn’t this Foundation have a basic stance? Why does it always help third world countries? There are many poor people in Europe and Arica who need help, why not spend the money on them?"
"Exactly."
"Traitor."
"I will not donate even a penny."
"..."
$35 billion.
Damn!
Almost none spent in the United States, all in third world countries, also the Foundation’s promotion was good, those photos, those stories, truly moved people to tears.
Earned tears.
Then earned donations.
Also earned reputation.
"Donate or not, screw it, do charity work, and you even consider national borders?"
"Exactly."
"Great love knows no borders."
"The donors require that their donations be used for environntal transformation, not to aid the poor. That is for other charity projects, and calling it aid for the poor, except for being brainless, there’s no other word to describe it."
"Fool."
"..."
Public Opinion.
Quickly shifted, almost overwhelmingly, those who were leading the narrative were directly wiped out, looking at the situation of everyone shouting to beat them in front of their computers, they were all stunned: did I stir up a hornet’s nest?
After reading the comnts.
Apparently... yes, netizens ’taught and guided’ them.
Charity.
You can think of it ntally with national borders, but you can’t say it out loud, which is similar to ’XX discrimination’, and inciting the misuse of donation funds breaks the law, it’s no wonder it gets them scolded to death.
Alright.
Stop attacking the Ou Wei Foundation, let’s go back to the water purifier.
However.
The wind direction has changed, and their remarks can’t stir up waves anymore.
"Which country do you think will buy the most?"
"Huaxia."
"India."
The two answers have almost the sa number of votes, the forr is due to industrial developnt inevitably bringing so river water quality issues, and the latter is because of the large population and poor sewage system.
"Huaxia manages it quite well, at least drinking water can be guaranteed, but India can’t. Just the Ganges River alone has countless companies discharging wastewater into it every day, everything is in there."
"However, Huaxia can afford it, India’s a bit iffy."
"India has money too."
Soone was unconvinced.
Imdiately.
They were taught a lesson.
"Indeed, they have money, but it’s important to understand, for example, that the Ganges River has significant aning. It’s not about having money, it’s about whether it can be done. Such large-scale changes can easily stir up trouble."
"Additionally, the sewage from major cities and villages, due to unregulated discharge and non-treatnt, wanting to manage it well requires at least five years of fiscal inco from the Indian authorities to solve."
"In summary."
"Be cautious donating to India because it might not even last a week."
"True."
"Troubleso."
"Exactly, I’ve heard there were problems in the implentation of donations to India’s oasis areas, with constant internal debates among authorities, and various states are wrestling. Those states not receiving donations are making a fuss."
"One word, chaos!"
"Scary."
"Originally wanted to donate to India, but let’s hold off."
"..."
...
Huaxia.
Under the influence of Forbes, the attention to news about the water purifier among netizens isn’t significant, but on related platforms, it has sparked nurous spectators, many looking excited.
"Great, it finally appeared."
"Good stuff."
"Yes."
"Not to ntion anything else, just our village, not polluted by the factory, yet it’s plagued by dostic wastewater, making everyone worried. Half the village slls during sumr, it’s even more unbearable."
"There’s also a stinky ditch near our village, it’s disgusting."
" 1."
"Sa here."
"In our ancient town too, the water is getting dirtier, if it could be purified, that’d be great. Of course, better would be all wastewater discharge companies installing a water purification device."
"Hopefully legislated."
"..."
Generally speaking, people don’t feel strongly about air pollution unless there’s a facility nearby or during smoggy days. It’s because many are using filters now, fewer focus on air.
However.
Wastewater.
It’s sothing many people see every day.
City.
Village.
Street.
Roadside.
Countryside.
Exists in large quantities, hard to eradicate, perates the land, carrying a stench. Although treatnt is underway, how effective it is, everyone sees it. Now, this kind of stuff appears, couldn’t be better.
"I’m willing to donate to this."
Oasis.
Most donors are overseas Chinese, dostically, the average person’s life is far removed from the desert, not too concerned. However, issues seen daily when stepping outside are different.
If possible.
Donate to that ditch outside the door.
In short.
Matters that can directly improve living conditions, a significant portion of people are willing to undertake them.
"Where to donate?"
"They’re definitely looking for sothing without a managent fee, I don’t want to donate and then, snap, through soone’s hands, losing over ten percent of the money. The Ou Wei Foundation also has an institution in Huaxia, can donate to it."
"..."
Generally.
Dostically, foreign charity foundations are not easily approved to co ’make money’, but the Ou Wei Foundation is an exception, mainly because this Foundation’s operation model is excellent, what it receives, it donates.
Unlike others.
Happy receiving money.
Reluctant releasing money.
Take ten bucks, spend two, and this ti brought Huaxia a massive, special $5.6 billion donation, no matter how you look at it, it’s different.
In response.
Dostically.
Many foundations sighed.
$35 billion, if collecting a ten or twenty percent managent fee, wouldn’t be too good to be true, hundreds of billions, everyone calls them foolish, but they prove with facts: fools have their blessing.
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