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Chapter 698 An Encounter! (Seeking Monthly Tickets)
Times have indeed changed!
Regardless of the nation's strength, the prowess of an individual in martial arts is gradually gaining importance in mainstream public opinion and the environment.

Without using guns, a superhuman who has broken through limits is like a mini-Superman, completely beyond the reach of ordinary people.

Their presence is definitely a powerful deterrent!
Ordinary martial arts forces are no match for extraordinary experts.

Of course, if they break the rules, the disruption to social order and the harm to ordinary people can be staggering.

Regardless, it's no secret that there are extraordinary powerhouses who have broken through limits.

Moreover, the number will only increase over time.

The best approach, of course, is to proactively address the new situation and establish a reliable and stable social order.

At the same time, the extraordinary powerhouses who have broken through the limits are also a calling card for the local area.

Furthermore, the number of extraordinary experts in a region can even affect its reputation in the outside world.

It's like when you meet a stranger whose surname is "Zhuge," you always tend to value their wisdom and intelligence more.
If there were several world-renowned extraordinary experts in one's hometown, speaking up in case of an accident might save one's life.

In a normal timeline, Bruce Lee is the epitome of kung fu!
But now, the situation is very different.

The five World Fighting Championships have revealed many extraordinary fighters.

Although Bruce Lee is still alive and has reached a transcendent level, how could he alone uphold the prestige of kung fu?
Some of the action stars who followed in Hong Kong's footsteps, with Bruce Lee's help, often played supporting roles in American action films, but that was about it.

The key point is that their actual kung fu skills are not as good as Bruce Lee's.

Clearly, at this point, it's time for domestic masters to take up the mantle of kung fu.

Regardless, this is a phenomenon with global influence that has the right to define it, and it shouldn't fall into the hands of ordinary people or foreigners, right?
Nanhua does have a sufficient number of extraordinary experts, but Nanhua's national strength is not recognized by the Western world.

Despite the high morale of everyone at Nanhua, no country, except for those in China, could rival them.

The mainstream world opinion, led by Europe and America, does not approve of it.

Don't assume that defining kung fu is a simple matter.

That involves enormous interests!

With the right to define kung fu, various martial arts competitions in China will be promoted abroad, and action actors needed for film and television productions will also directly benefit.

To put it aptly, if kung fu is defined as something only for the strong and powerful, then the characters in those "Once Upon a Time in China" movies would seem very fake.

It might sell well in Chinese-speaking regions, but it won't sell well outside of them.

Unfortunately, it seems that there is not much interest in this in China.

Wu Aidang experienced it firsthand and felt quite helpless.

However, he was not discouraged!

"Have a good exchange with the domestic contestants!"

"It would be best to persuade them to go to Nanhua six months or even a year earlier!"

"You subtly tell them that Nanhua can provide various resources to further enhance their strength before the start of the competition!"

"This is entirely voluntary, so don't force me!"

As he was leaving the competition venue, he beckoned to Li Kuiyong, the person in charge of liaising with relevant domestic units, and whispered some advice to him.

"Don't worry, I'll do a good job!"

Li Kuiyong's face was resolute as he confidently declared, "I will certainly not let my comrades down!"

"You should handle this carefully!"

Wu Aidang smiled slightly, said nothing more, and left directly. In fact, he had great confidence in Nanhua.

Barring unforeseen circumstances, by the millennium, Nanhua's national strength will be far greater than it is now.

With the support of national strength, we can do many things without being constrained.

Li Kuiyong secretly breathed a sigh of relief as he watched Wu Aidang leave.

Even now, as he has entered middle age, he is still somewhat unaccustomed to official social interactions.

Although China doesn't pay much attention to the qualifiers for world fighting competitions, he was still quite satisfied with today's match.

At least, the top ten are all genuine masters!
He doesn't have the same overall perspective as Wu Ai Dang!

As long as I can complete the tasks assigned by my superiors, I'm satisfied enough.

And so it was; at the post-match reception, he was in a very good mood and drank quite heartily with the officials from the sports system.

"Comrade Li, you're from Beijing yourself, aren't you?"

After a few rounds of drinks and several dishes, a cadre from the domestic sports system asked, "What's this? You've gone to Nanhua to develop your career?"

"Sigh, things aren't going well at home!"

Li Kuiyong didn't hide anything, and said with a wry smile, "My father passed away, and my mother had a very difficult time raising my younger siblings!"

"When I was sent to the countryside in Guanzhong, I could only take care of myself and couldn't help my family at all!"

"It just so happened that the red flag was flying high in Nanhua, and the country was also encouraging and supporting educated youth to actively participate, so I signed up with the same group of educated youth!"

"At first, I was assigned to reclaim wasteland. Fortunately, with the help of agricultural machinery such as tractors, my life quickly stabilized, and I even married a like-minded woman and started a family!"

"Later, I took my mother, who was still in the capital, and several younger siblings to Nanhua, and we lived quite well!"

They're not just doing well, they're doing exceptionally well.

His mother's chronic illness was completely cured at a traditional Chinese medicine hospital in Nanhua.

All of his younger siblings were sent to school immediately.

Currently, one of the younger brothers is in college, and the rest have all entered vocational colleges for further studies. They all have plans after graduation.

As for Li Kuiyong himself, he first worked his way up to middle management at the farm, then was sent to work on Hong Kong Island for a period of time, and later transferred back to work in a major city in South China. He is now considered a middle-level backbone cadre in South China.

He didn't need to say these things aloud.

If he had stayed in China, given his background as a child from a rural alley, he would still be relegated to low-level manual labor if he couldn't get into university or college.

His younger siblings are probably in a similar situation.

Just look at the situation in the capital, and you'll know just how bad things will get from here on out.

Not to mention, he could even drink at the same table with sports officials; he probably wouldn't even be able to get through the door.

Some opportunities can only completely change your destiny if you seize them yourself; it's that simple.

In short, the meal was a great success, and the guests and hosts exchanged contact information before leaving. A comprehensive call signal network was also established in the capital.

All cadres who have reached a certain level are equipped with pagers, which facilitates their daily communication.

Reeking of alcohol, Li Kuiyong, surrounded by several staff members from Nanhua, left the hotel with steady steps.

(End of this chapter)