Acai's Sky

The Spring Festival in 1951 was extremely lively.

Most of these mountain people who migrated down from the mountains came here to escape disasters and wars.

Since they come from all over the world, everyone has different living habits and customs and cultures from different regions.

Professor Sheng noticed the little girl Acai. Almost every day, she would either walk around slowly with the two cute little bear cubs tightly in her arms, or run to the back of the house to take good care of the newly born musk deer cubs.

One day at noon, when everyone was sitting around eating, Professor Sheng accidentally caught a glimpse of Ah Cai's quiet and well-behaved appearance. He couldn't help but ask her mother, Mrs. Gao, "Is this child born unable to speak?"

Hearing this, Gao was slightly stunned, then she sighed softly and began to tell the story about the mysterious lucky bead.

Worried that Professor Sheng and others might not understand the complicated plot, Gao specially called her eldest son to help explain it.

After hearing the whole incident, everyone present was shocked and angry.

Professor Sheng's student, Peng Jiang, was especially furious. He gnashed his teeth, his eyes wide open as he exclaimed, "Damn it... this is horrible! These despicable spies are so desperate they've resorted to such despicable tactics, even targeting a little girl like our Mianmian!"

At this moment, Professor Sheng slowly and steadily put down the chopsticks he was holding.

His face, which was originally as calm as water, now seemed to be covered by a thick layer of dark clouds, appearing particularly solemn.

He narrowed his eyes slightly and spoke in a low, serious tone, "In my opinion, we must not take those with ill intentions lightly, and we must not easily condone or indulge them. Especially with the Korean War that has broken out in the north, it might just be the perfect opportunity for these guys to try to turn things around and stir up trouble!"

After hearing Professor Sheng's words, all the students present turned their gazes to him at the same time, their eyes full of doubt and confusion.

Noticing the attention, Professor Sheng cleared his throat and began to explain in more detail, "Think about it. If the Rice Nation were to engage in a long-distance battle, how could it possibly carry all the necessary equipment and supplies? Whether it's guns or ammunition, someone has to be responsible for manufacturing them, right?"

After a brief pause, Professor Sheng continued, "Look at the small country. Their military-industrial complex is already quite complete and robust. Therefore, the Rice Country will inevitably allow the small country to reactivate its military-industrial complex to continuously produce various weapons and ammunition specifically for the Korean War."

"As time goes by, when the economy of the small country gradually recovers and achieves rapid growth due to the revival of the military industry, once a large amount of capital continues to flow in, the negative impact they suffered from the war defeat will be quickly alleviated and eliminated. If this continues, they are likely to become increasingly arrogant and conceited, and continue to expand..."

The people gathered around Professor Sheng to listen to his speech were all stunned and stood there.

Many of them were confused about the impact that economic development could have on the country, but when these questions were specifically placed on the small notebook, they suddenly became enlightened.

Ah Cai also nodded frequently along with everyone else to show her agreement.

Because of this, this time she decided without hesitation to deliver the incredibly powerful "Thunder Bomb" directly to the volunteer soldiers on the front line.

After a burst of fierce bombardment, the scene was as ferocious as a tiger descending from the mountain!

In this way, not only can the long time required for this brutal war be greatly shortened, but a large number of unnecessary casualties and reductions in personnel can also be effectively avoided.

At the same time, it can also significantly reduce the huge losses and consumption caused by war to the country's overall strength.

More importantly, as the cost of war has dropped significantly, countries no longer need to pay extremely high war expenses as in the past.

In this way, when the war subsides and the world is at peace in the future, the debt repayment pressure borne by the people across the country will naturally be reduced by more than half.

The ultimate goal behind all these actions is to limit the economic recovery of small countries, so that they cannot rise too quickly and regain sufficient economic strength to act recklessly.

After all, if a country does not have strong financial support, it has no right to act recklessly and stir up trouble.

In short, as the saying goes, "A good cook cannot cook without rice", as long as the small notebook is in a predicament of lack of money, it will be difficult for it to cause much trouble.

Li Huaishan gave Professor Sheng a thumbs-up with admiration and said, "It's a big deal. We ordinary people really can't get involved and we can't take care of so many things."

"However, if the country needs to repay debts in the future, ordinary people like us will definitely be able to do our part!"

His words were full of simplicity. Doctor Shen, who was sitting next to him, also turned his gaze to Professor Sheng with admiration in his eyes.

He began, "You really hit the nail on the head with every word you say. Every word is a gem! It's because of clear-headed and insightful people like you that our country can continue to grow and prosper!"

Li Huaishan excitedly raised his glass and saluted Professor Sheng from a distance, then continued:

"Take the war for example. When North Korea was at war before, they didn't even say hello to us! If the war hadn't come to our doorstep, who would be willing to care about the Jin family's mess?"

After saying that, he raised his head and drank the wine in the glass in one gulp.

Hearing this, Doctor Shen couldn't help but snort coldly, his face showing disdain, and said indignantly: "Huh, speaking of North Korea, they are quite good at recognizing their fathers! Back in the Ming Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty, they were so straightforward, recognizing others as their fathers without saying a word."

"But during World War II, they worshipped the little notebook as if it were their own father, and even followed that bunch of devils into our country to kill and burn our fellow Chinese. They were truly ruthless, even worse than the Japanese!"