【Historical Live Broadcast】Watching videos and being seen by our ancestors

[For a moment, I couldn't tell whether this was a human building or a creation of the gods. ]

[The molten salt power station in Dunhuang has more than 1.2 mirrors that focus sunlight by adjusting the reflection angle.]

[Passing by during the day is like seeing a huge lighthouse standing in the Gobi Desert. At night, looking at the mirror, reflecting the stars in the universe, it feels like wandering in the Milky Way. It is not an exaggeration to say that you are living in a science fiction world.]

[Because of its existence, land where vegetation is difficult to survive can generate 3.9 million kilowatt-hours of electricity in one year. ]

【It can meet the daily electricity consumption of 30,000 households. 】

[It can even reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 35 tons, which is equivalent to planting acres of forest. ]

[Perhaps in the near future, with our efforts, no land will be a desert]

[There is no God in this world, but we use human power to create a lighthouse of God! ]

"China became a god while searching for gods. There are no gods in this world, only the wisdom and hard work of the working people."

"Oh my god! This is what it looks like up close [wow R] [wow R] I was on my way to the Thousand Buddha Caves that year when I saw this glowing object, I was very confused. It felt like the Buddha's light descended to the world, a very magical existence! I have never seen it anywhere else! Magical light!"

"I saw it when I was traveling [laughing and crying R] and I was wondering what was so bright [laughing and crying R]"

"I passed by in 21 and saw it from far away. It was spectacular, spectacular. I also encountered a sandstorm that summer [Smile R] I saw it on the highway from Guazhou to Yangguan. I didn't pay attention on the way back from Yangguan to Dunhuang because I was scared to death by the sandstorm and didn't have time to look around. But it seems that we are not on the same road. I am not sure whether we can see it from Dunhuang to Yangguan [Laughing and crying R]"

"Every time I see videos related to the country's scientific and technological development, the word thank you always comes to my mind. Really, I am very grateful to those who have contributed to the country's scientific and technological development."

"When I went to Dunhuang before, I was at the Western Thousand Buddha Caves scenic spot, and even though it was very far away, its light was still irresistible. In the scorching sun during the day, the sunlight reflected so strongly on the vast Gobi Desert, but it was so radiant that it stood out in the yellow desert. The light was so dazzling that people dared not look directly at it. It really left a deep impression on me."

"I passed by on the way to Xinjiang and was shocked. I was also shocked by the Shache photovoltaic base and the Golmud wind turbine generator, which took dozens of minutes to drive away."

"What a coincidence, I just did this question on the geography paper [smile]"

"This is the math modeling question A this year. It's so disgusting [angry]! But I'm still very proud of my country!"

"The energy and efforts of millions of people can certainly rival those of gods [Like R]"

The ancients under the sky could not believe it. Could this really be a project that could be completed by manpower alone?

And what is a power station? Does it mean that people in the future can use lightning from the sky?

This is simply terrifying! But isn't lightning from the sky? People in later generations actually have powers comparable to those of gods!

While the people were still marveling at the incredible situation, some astute emperors had already realized the key point: meeting the daily electricity needs of 30,000 households is equivalent to planting 10,000 acres of forest.

Does it mean that everyone in the future will need electricity? Then what is the use of electricity?

Is it because of this electricity that people in later generations are so different from people in their time?

Then, how did people in later generations use this electricity? This is another question worth thinking about.