"Where’s this?"
"My eyes are blurry."
"I’m dizzy."
"It even has a hypnotic effect. I’m going to take a nap." Father Tang couldn’t stand the densely packed puzzle pieces, leaving Mother Tang to assemble them alone.
So.
"Tangtang, co help ."
"Okay."
Five minutes later.
"Go, go. I’ll do it myself." Mother Tang looked at the puzzle, almost a third of it completed, feeling frustrated. Her child could do anything.
Off to the side.
Qin Shiqi’s hands itched as she watched, thinking she could do it too.
"Let try!"
Another five minutes later.
"Goodbye."
Sigh!
Why compete with a prodigy? With that ti, it would be better to tease her sister. Looking over, she saw Qin Shiyu was working on so problems. Goodbye.
Mom!
It’s too hard for .
...
In India.
Major dia outlets were broadcasting live, each beautiful scene giving many viewers the illusion that India had beco a modernized country.
However.
Turning your head to look out the window.
Alright.
Maybe we were overthinking it.
Online.
Extrely lively.
"It’s so beautiful, I’m sure it’s the most beautiful city in India, even without comparison. I wonder when our state will have one."
"We want one too."
"Sa here."
" 1."
"..."
At first.
Everyone thought the next might be their state, but soon, so dampened the enthusiasm, "It’s very difficult for states to get a loan."
"Why is that?"
"It’s simple; with the establishnt of the Organization of United Nations, many countries must be interested, and initially, Myanmar also said it was a pilot project, but now, the pilot has succeeded."
"But they never ntioned any follow-up."
Suddenly.
Many people felt discouraged, feeling like it could indeed be true.
"Then we’ll build it ourselves."
Soone said, receiving lots of support.
The next mont.
"Ha! Build it ourselves? Where’s the money? Just talk about the donation from the Ou Wei Foundation, they are still arguing about where to use it, with no result."
"If we build a city again."
"The quarrel would be fiercer."
"..."
Alright.
Another heartbreak.
Indeed.
If it could be done, it would have been; there’s no relying on Myanmar.
Moreover.
Many people’s thoughts beca active; those with a decent family background wanted to visit, travel, and if possible, look for investnt opportunities; many others wanted to work.
But.
Just as the thought arose.
A bucket of cold water was poured down on TV.
Pass.
Temporary residence card.
Labor permit.
A heap of requirents, quite unfriendly, especially to those from outside the state, which wasn’t surprising, as India’s states govern separately.
Between states, much like between countries, taxes aren’t unified, sowhat like the United States, beyond state relations, even neighboring cities have distant relationships.
However.
Everyone still held a bit of hope.
"Try it, what if we can get a loan?"
"Exactly."
"Not much, just one is enough. It’s not for our enjoynt, but to make everyone realize that our current living environnt really can’t keep up with the tis."
"Well said."
"Just one is good enough."
"Agree."
"..."
For a while.
The voices wanting to build one in the local state grew louder and louder. Not much, just one is enough, it can be held as a benchmark, once you’ve seen good, you know to change.
...
At the border.
Roy City.
This is the na of the small city.
In India’s administrative system, it’s not highly ranked; below the state is the county, and below the county is the city, compared to Huaxia, it’s like adjusting the ranking of county and city.
With a population of two to three hundred thousand.
It’s a bit small.
In the square.
The speeches by two presidents were coming to an end.
Afterward.
It’s ti to watch performances; many Indian celebrities ca this ti, singing and dancing, incredibly lively, applause resounding like thunder.
Approaching noon, the entire handover ceremony ended.
Then.
The big shots moved to the City Hall conference room.
"Welco."
"Thank you."
"This city symbolizes the friendship between India and Myanmar."
After speaking.
They got to the point.
"Mr. Ling, the success of Roy City, we want to continue expanding the achievents, I wonder, what is your side’s attitude?" the Indian leader asked.
Having tasted a piece of candy, naturally, they wanted more, previously worried that this loan would take many years to repay, but now, under these circumstances, the repaynt pressure didn’t seem too big.
Just the pre-sales alone are a considerable figure.
In response.
Ling directly said:
"This matter requires comprehensive analysis. The success of Roy City involves your boldness, the state’s efforts, but also has strong geographical factors."
Upon hearing this.The audience was startled, this remark... very straightforward.
Geographical factors.
Apparently.
Ling ant being close to Myanmar, a main passage for exchanges between the North and India, trade is relatively heavy, besides, there are environntal and dical issues.
Many co here to buy houses and invest, not entirely because of Roy City’s infrastructure, but because of the proximity to Myanmar, allowing them to go there at any ti.
Living.
Traveling.
Education.
This is the reason for such popularity.
Thinking about it.
It’s true.
If it were other states, even with such city loans, even if the land acquisition issues were resolved, it might not be as sold out as it is here.
They still need to see the potential for appreciation.
Thus.
The pressure of repaynt for lenders is huge.
"This..."
Everyone was frustrated.
Is it.
Impossible?
But then.
They heard Ling say: "However, we can consider expanding Roy City’s scale, and on this basis, first develop a big city, then expand further."
"..."
After listening.
The Indian side thought... ha ha.
Indeed.
That’s a good plan, but how could they not have considered it before? But, in doing so, it only benefits this one state, other states would certainly cause trouble.
Of course.
It can also be like before, with the state as the loan party. However, the state isn’t entirely united, before there were no benefits seen, now they have.
Within the state.
Every county is sure to complain.
Therefore.
The next issue, while expanding here is a good thod, it is also necessary to comprehensively consider demands from elsewhere. Otherwise, it’s hard to carry on.
At this mont.
They heard Ling say again:
"Actually."
"We could be more flexible."
"Oh?"
Everyone looked over.
"Whether it’s the Indian authorities or the state, both are currently facing difficulties in equal distribution, but why not make it a business? Let enterprises manage it."
"What do you an?"
Everyone was confused.
Enterprises?
What companies have that much money to do such a good deed.
"We can treat this as a business project, more specifically, a real estate plus infrastructure project. You can see how booming the real estate is here."
"Therefore."
"We can extend invitations, inviting your country’s enterprises to invest, so you won’t find it difficult, nor will the state, because it’s a comrcial act."
After hearing this.
"Wow!"
The Indian personnel instantly brightened up.
Indeed.
Why be troubled ourselves? It can completely be handed over to the business market to operate. Nation and state loans would be criticized, but enterprise investnts won’t be.
Capital.
Is inherently profit-oriented.
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