In the short term, it seems like a huge loss, but looking back from a historical perspective, we can see whether this deal was ultimately a profit or a loss.

Just like England's comprehensive global retreat, abandoning numerous overseas military bases.

Looking back now, it was undoubtedly the right choice; at the time, it would have seemed like a huge loss.

Looking at it now, besides England suffering huge losses, Japan is also losing a lot of money.

The partners we thought we had were going to collaborate with have suddenly returned to the Europa League, leaving only Japan and Australia to play a two-man show.

It's important to know that Australia was just a filler member in the Three Kingdoms alliance.

If they weren't able to provide a lot of land, they wouldn't have included Australia in the trip.

It's worth noting that England and Japan both rank high on the world's population density rankings, with Japan at eighth and England at twelfth.

Australia, on the other hand, ranks last, with an area of ​​7.69 million square kilometers and a population of only 25 million.

Australia can provide a large amount of land for the construction of scientific research facilities such as space launch sites.

Space launch sites have specific geographical requirements; ideally, they should be located near the equator and at low latitudes.

For example, the Europa Space Agency chose French Guiana in South America as its launch center, rather than on the European continent.

England and Australia once jointly built a space launch site on their land called the Wumeila Launch Site, but the site was later abandoned.

Compared to Japan, Australia's R&D capabilities of 25 million people are simply a figurehead.

The Japanese, in their post-incident review, felt utterly disgusted by England.

Now we're truly orphaned.

Even if times change in the future, Australia can survive by selling resources, but it will be too difficult for a small country like Japan with few resources to survive.

Neon Purely wanted to cry but had no tears.

They even considered exploring ASEAN countries. Although ASEAN's scientific research capabilities aren't great, it has a large population and at least has potential.

Talent means everything.

With so many people, someone will always emerge eventually.

The impact of changing global situations on individuals has a significant lag.

The changes brought about by the world situation will only be felt months or even years later.

England's return to the Europa League has also had some impact on science and technology innovation.

If the Europa League had imposed a hefty fine on Kechuang Bio, Kechuang Bio could simply have avoided entering the Europa League market.

The English market can be used as a springboard; goods can be shipped to England, and whether or not to sell to the Europa League depends on the English distributors' ideas.

This road is now completely blocked.

However, with six months left until the end of the year, Zheng Li chose to return to China by ship in early May.