After the change of identity.
The change in identity brought about a change in mindset.
Evening.
"Do you still want to eat lobster?" Sun Ming hesitated.
It was a treat at noon.
From now on.
Relying on others for als, being too indulgent might not be good, just like visiting a wealthy relative; just because they have money, it doesn’t justify ordering expensive dishes as soon as you’re at the table.
Too impolite.
"Uh!"
Liang Hua hesitated for a mont.
Grit his teeth.
"Forget it."
No risk taking.
It’s better to be cautious, so they ordered a few ho-style dishes, which were quite delicious, and they ate happily. In his heart, he anticipated: If the water purifier makes money, the annual bonus should be generous.
With money.
Eat whatever you want.
...
After the al.
The two left the hotel, taking a walk to digest.
"Inhale!"
Liang Hua took a deep breath.
Fragrant.
The hotel is located at the junction of the old city and the new district, separated by an artificial river. It’s not deep, but quite wide, a full thirty ters, with the riverbanks planted with flowers that bloom throughout the year.
Among the flowers, there are nurous hidden lights.
Not visible during the day.
At night.
The flowers are illuminated vividly, in various colors. One cannot deny that such a lighting landscape is indeed beautiful; elsewhere, Liang Hua had never seen such an exquisite sight.
Elsewhere.
There are.
But.
With many shortcomings, such as poor concealnt and unbalanced brightness, so areas might be too bright, others too dim. But here, the different colored flowers are enhanced by different colored lights.
Beautiful.
Enchanting.
Accompanied by scattered holographic projections above.
At that mont.
The beauty.
Is indescribable, even soone like Liang Hua, who has no appreciation for flowers, was deeply moved.
"Luxurious."
Liang Hua marveled.
He checked.
This artificial river used to be a residential area but was a slum. Later, millions of people were relocated, emptying a significant number of houses in the Yangon urban area, which then saw a collective migration.
Then.
Demolish!
Bulldozers flattened the area.
In a month.
This ten-kiloter artificial river was completed. According to the plan, within five hundred ters on both sides of the artificial river is a park, and besides the hotel behind them, no further comrcial developnt will occur.
Alright.
With power.
Anything is possible.
After the awe.
"Let’s go."
Leaving through the hotel’s main entrance, crossing a bridge, and after passing five hundred ters of greenery, they finally saw the public road, which, being the edge of the old city, was very busy both day and night.
However.
There was not a trace of the sll of oil.
"All equipped with filters." Sun Ming looked at the passing vehicles.
"Of course."
Liang Hua smiled.
"After Ling ca to power, they implented the world’s most stringent vehicle emission standards; as long as it burns oil, it needs a filter, but it’s relatively humane, with the governnt providing a ninety percent subsidy."
"So high."
Thinking about it.
Dostic subsidies seem to be less.
"You can’t calculate it like that." Liang Hua shook his head, "Dostic subsidies aren’t as high as Myanmar’s due to many influential factors. First, Myanmar has earned profits from global filtration equipnt, so they have money."
"Second, leading by example. Selling environntal products, if they don’t impose high requirents on themselves, how can that work?"
"Third, different standards. Forced installation requires so incentives."
Liang Hua believes.
In ten years.
The roads in Huaxia might also be free of oil slls. In recent years, their control asures have been effective, with national industrial pollutant gas emissions reduced to zero a year ago. Cars have beco the main source of air pollution.
Therefore.
The attention at the top is almost entirely focused on cars.
New cars must be equipped.
Subsidies for old cars.
However.
Not many actively switched, so later, major cities began to introduce further policies, starting with official vehicles, then extending to institutional vehicles, gradually promoting the adoption of filters across the board.
Now.
Only civilian vehicles remain.
However.
Contrary voices have erged, with many people arguing that since industrial pollution emissions are zero and new cars must be equipped, not equipping older cars doesn’t contribute much to air pollution.
This point.
Has garnered much support from car owners.
Reasonably speaking.
Those old cars are indeed unlikely to cause large-scale severe air pollution again.
Therefore.
Liang Hua used the ten-year estimate.
After all.
If the threat is no longer that significant, asking people to spend money for nothing is unpleasant. Considering the actual situation, the higher-ups will probably maintain the status quo, promoting and encouraging, instead of imposing mandates.
Nevertheless.
Overall, compared to a few years ago, the current situation is unimaginably better.
...
The next day.
Morning.
Signing under the witness of the dia.
Over the years.
Integrity.
Precision.
They never exaggerated product effects and have not had any quality issues. Thus, even if they didn’t fully understand the technologies related to the water purifier, they straightforwardly signed the contract.
"Click click click!"
dia from various countries gathered.
For interviews.
"May I ask, as the second largest wastewater treatnt equipnt manufacturer in Europe, turning into an agent, does this an you admit that your technology is inferior to that of the Myanmar Environntal Technology Company?"
This statent was barbed.
Hurtful.
However.
The company boss simply smiled.
"Yes."
"..."
The journalist was stunned.
What?
Won’t you ’struggle’ a bit? And what’s with the smile on your face, which seems to carry a sense of joy; where’s your sense of sha? Or is this a fake boss?
Next.
The person continued:
"After an in-depth, comprehensive, and thorough investigation, communication, and study, we have to admit that the significance of the water purifier and related equipnt for the wastewater treatnt industry is revolutionary."
"It is the future."
"It is the endpoint."
"We are a technology-based company, realistic, speaking with technology. In this aspect, we can responsibly say that Myanmar Environntal Technology Company’s water treatnt technology is the best in the world."
"..."
The journalist was confused again.
Is this... giving up on everything?
Or is this... flattery?
Perhaps both.
Moreover.
Where’s your spirit as a company owner? Your pride? Saying sothing like comprehensive, in-depth, and thorough investigation; don’t kid , hearing that it was just yesterday afternoon, how comprehensive could that be?
Telling lies with your eyes open.
Your face?
Alright.
Perhaps you ca to Myanmar and left those at ho; after one question, the Arican journalist quickly switched to soone else, hoping to hear a different voice, yet everyone was praising, and everyone was comnding.
Thus.
"Do you believe that in just half a day of visiting, one can fully verify a technology?"
A special report.
Made it to the evening news in Europe and the United States.
Humph.
With half a day of observation, you can be comprehensive. Why then can’t my few-minute report be called a special topic? It imdiately sparked heated discussions, continuously receiving doubts, yet there were also plenty of supporters.
"I believe that a company that has researched transcription fluid and a variety of epoch-making derivative products has a trustworthy character when it cos to ’technical safety’ issues."
"Agree."
"All I know is, without sufficient data, those companies wouldn’t beco agents. An outsider questioning the insight of an insider, that’s a ridiculously absurd behavior."
"Another irresponsible journalist."
"Despicable."
"..."
...
Myanmar,
Journalist: "..."
Crap!
I’m only responsible for the TV station viewership.
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