Technology: Breaking the monopoly global hegemony

Chapter 2528 Surroundings
While everyone's attention was focused on the aerospace project, wanting to know how much valuable resources and data Jiuzhou Xinghai Company had obtained on Mars, the Daxia military began a small-scale "equipment upgrade".

Unlike previous systems, the fifth-generation Kyushu Combat System does not have such "high" requirements for the user's physical fitness, but it does offer advanced optimization options. For example, if the user has the potential to control a game mech, a simple neural sensor can be installed.

After this sensor is installed, the main weapons of the fifth-generation combat system and the power output of the bionic exoskeleton can be made to the point that the user can "get whatever he wants".

With the aid of the war system [Qilin] and the direct control of the user, this system can unleash extremely terrifying combat capabilities.

The elite squad of Daxia, which was already so poor that it didn't even have many guns in a class, now looked down on ordinary rifles even more.

Some of the soldiers who had previously participated in mech game competitions were mobilized and returned to the familiar yet unfamiliar old place, where they were then gathered together to participate in the experimentation and training of the fifth-generation combat system.

If any Han dynasty in ancient China possessed the military strength of China today, it would have already "punished the rebellious subjects." The upright civil officials would surely have uttered words like "peace has lasted too long, and military preparedness has become lax." There would even have historians or envoys eager to prove themselves stirring up trouble elsewhere, just waiting for the heavenly army to descend and eliminate the scourge.

However, now, after the Ryukyu Islands incident, even someone as proud as Indus dares not cause trouble for Great Xia.

And the once-mighty Goryeo, the center of the universe, is now like a sick cat with its neck held in the hand in front of Daxia.

When Daehak Enterprises raised this "bizarre" feedback—that the severe pollution of the Han River was affecting the lives and work of its employees—the Korean Peninsula government wisely allocated a large sum from its already limited public expenditure budget specifically for the pollution control of the Han River and its tributaries.

In addition to inspecting sewage discharge and requiring non-compliant local companies on the Korean Peninsula to "learn from" Da Xia Environmental Protection and purchase relevant equipment and facilities, they also spent a lot of money to bring in Da Xia to help treat sewage.

Interestingly, when both sides discovered that the pollutants in the Han River contained a significant amount of aphrodisiacs and sleeping pills, the Korean Peninsula even seriously consulted the local pollution control team of Daehak...

As a result, the Korean Peninsula government has already invested a substantial 30 billion won in the first phase of the project to clean up the Han River pollution. Moreover, according to the estimates of the Daeha expert team, it will take more than 60 billion won to clean up the Han River to a passing standard, and this is based on the premise that the people of the Korean Peninsula can reduce the abuse of related drugs.

Having focused on environmental protection in Daxia for so many years, these Daxia enterprises never expected that they would receive more and more international "orders" like this.

Besides the Korean Peninsula, Japan is also one of the countries that "urgently needs" the help of the Celestial Empire, or rather, the Great Xia, to manage its environment.

As pollution worsens, many countries are gradually banning certain seafood and agricultural products from Japan from entering their markets.

While the Da Xia domestic market ostensibly allows some qualified products to be sold there, it requires that the actual place of origin of these products be indicated and that they be traceable.

As a result, when the local people of Daxia see Japanese products with relevant labels, they invariably choose to ignore them.

Unless these products offer extremely high value for money, or the buyers are "loyal" to Japanese products, they are basically unsellable. In fact, due to the poor market sentiment, there's an unspoken rule among Chinese companies engaged in international trade: they avoid importing Japanese agricultural and seafood products into the Chinese market.

After all, the Chinese government only issued qualification labels for some products and did not mandate that companies sign trade contracts with Japanese companies.

At this point, free market trade demonstrated extremely high flexibility.

While Kyushu Technology did not publicly disclose its involvement, a significant portion of the material suppliers for nuclear pollution control and the equipment used for real-time monitoring of the Han River rely on technologies licensed from Kyushu Technology.

After going through various channels, a significant portion of this money will end up in Kyushu Technology's corporate accounts.

Even due to friction and clashes with local forces over pollution control, the authorities of the Korean Peninsula and Japan are granting these large companies involved in pollution control more security authorization, allowing them to hire security personnel or cooperate with security companies to protect the safety of relevant staff and equipment.

In the local security market of Great Xia, who doesn't know the name of Kyushu Security Company?
These large enterprises that are responsible for pollution control are the "elites" of the Kyushu Cooperation Alliance. After receiving this authorization, they almost all approached Kyushu Security Company, wanting to "seek" the protection of the security cooperation agreement.

Because of the high demand, Anhetang specifically set aside time to discuss security matters with the senior management of these companies.

After all, Kyushu Security's elite team wouldn't work as hard as they would protect their own people or projects, nor would they show off too many good things to outsiders.

However, for Kyushu Security's elite employees, the sudden increase in projects has indeed brought them a significant boost in income.

There are subsidies for business trips abroad, subsidies for these companies and organizations, and subsidies and rewards for dealing with shady characters.

Individually, some of the elites at Kyushu Security Company can earn as much as 500,000 yen a month.

Furthermore, in Japan, Korea, and the Middle East, a unique way of thinking has gradually emerged among local children and young people.

If you encounter someone or something that threatens your life while you are out and about, and you cannot get to the official agency immediately, then you should try to find an employee wearing an environmental management company uniform on the street as soon as possible.

You don't even need to ask them for help; just staying near them for a while is enough to ensure a certain level of safety.

In addition, many young women are dreaming about, and some have even taken concrete steps to find employees of these large enterprises and have a passionate cross-border romance.

Even within their own circles, this method is considered the "fastest" and best way to obtain Chinese citizenship.