Although Qin Zian's system is only bound to Ice City, he needs to devote himself wholeheartedly to building Ice City.

But Qin Zian always felt that the whole country was one family, and that there was no distinction between "yours" and "mine" among the provinces and cities.

Since he's already bound to the system and has such great abilities and popularity, he naturally has to do something for the Dragon Kingdom.

Taking advantage of this comprehensive agricultural assessment, it's also a good opportunity for the people of China to build up their confidence in a strong nation.

China is the world's second-largest economy, and this is not just due to ordinary trade, but is reflected in every aspect of people's lives.

Only when the people of the Dragon Kingdom pay attention to and understand these details will their hearts be filled and they will be able to truly feel the power of the Dragon Kingdom.

Qin Zi'an is preparing to launch a nationwide specialty product exchange program, allowing netizens to better understand what new specialties their hometowns offer.

It's like cranberries from Harbin and tangerines from Guangxi being exchanged as gifts...

This will not only strengthen the friendship between the two regions, but also allow netizens across the country to learn about these local specialties.

Therefore, Qin Zian also plunged headfirst into the sea of ​​books for writing planning proposals.

Unbeknownst to him, the system suddenly reacted, and a small progress bar appeared below the binding to Ice City.

Meanwhile, the progress bar is slowly rising.

Once the progress bar reaches 100%, Qin Zian will face a new challenge, and all the provinces and cities of the Dragon Kingdom will usher in their own extraordinary wealth.

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Against the backdrop of this nationwide agricultural survey, Qin Zi'an's campaign to escort local specialties to various regions has also begun in full swing.

Gigi's blueberries, Huhu's saffron, Guigui's frosted pomelo, Yunyun's matsutake mushroom cookies...

These local specialties, exchanged as gifts by local officials, are more comprehensive than what netizens have found online.

After such a satisfying breach, netizens couldn't help but wonder what they tasted like.

Meanwhile, the cranberries sent from Harbin to Guangxi have arrived in Guangxi and have begun to be distributed.

Cranberries, as the product of the first nationwide agricultural survey, have undoubtedly become a major focus of attention for netizens across the internet.

Netizens from all over the country are like badger jumping around in a melon field, just waiting for the evaluation from our friends in Guangxi.

People in Guangxi are also very down-to-earth; many of them tested the cranberries as soon as they received them.

They happily popped the cranberries into their mouths, but when the cranberry juice burst in their mouths, they couldn't help but be disgusted by the sourness.

Even so, our friends in Guangxi gave it a big thumbs up and gave the same answer.

Wow! It's sweet, so sweet, it warms my heart.

When netizens across the country saw the reaction from the people of Guangxi, they couldn't help but laugh.

They flocked to the comment section of the related post and chatted freely.

"Good, good, good! I've figured out this big agricultural survey. The officials, represented by Erbin, are tight-lipped, Guigui is stubborn, and the netizens are just drooling."

"People from Guangxi are not only stubborn, but also very romantic. The big screens in Guangxi CBD are scrolling through messages like 'Guangxi, tonight Gui Gui shines only for you.' Who understands this? It's so sweet!"

"In the end, childhood sweethearts can't compete with those who fall from the sky? But I refuse to believe it! Gui Gui, you need to know that long-distance relationships don't last long—Yue Yue, who will always love you."

"I'm sorry, Adong! You know I've never seen snow since I was a child. Let's contact each other again in the spring. Right now, I'm afraid Erbin will misunderstand—it's Guigui who loves cranberries."

"To be honest, Erbin and Guigui's 'Dragon Country is West Ha' is really sweet. If Erbin, the love-struck fool, hadn't given me cranberries, I wouldn't even know that we in Shandong have asparagus."

Today, netizens have accepted that their hometowns have foreign specialties, and they often show them off from time to time.

People everywhere are working so hard, not to mention the authorities.

After in-depth research, the cultural and tourism bureaus of various regions discovered that the root of the collaboration between Harbin and Guangxi lies in the study tours organized by the Xiaosatsutangju (a local specialty).

After understanding the situation clearly, they followed suit and began to form their own study tour groups.

Yunyun's little mushrooms, Jinjin's little steamed buns, Chuanchuan's little panda...

They flocked to Harbin to begin their study tour.

With this precedent set by the little tangerines, the parents of these children are quite reassured.

After all, netizens across the country have already started "virtually watching over their kids".

Parents don't need to ask the teachers in charge for specific details; they can simply open their phones to learn about their child's current situation.

The Harbin Culture and Tourism Bureau also warmly welcomed these children to Harbin for study tours and sent Qin Zi'an, the representative of the bureau, to handle the reception work.

Whenever a study tour group comes to Harbin, Qin Zian reviews their itinerary to ensure they have a great experience in the city.

Among these study tour itineraries, Qin Zian discovered a surprising commonality.

All the study tour groups made the July 3rd Crime Memorial Hall their final stop in Harbin... without exception.

When Qin Zian first saw this study tour arrangement, he didn't find it strange; in fact, he thought it was quite reasonable.

But as he saw more and more itineraries, he couldn't help but feel a little surprised.

Each study tour itinerary has its own unique features, but the last stop is quite consistent: the July 3rd Crime Memorial Hall.

The July 3rd Crime Memorial Museum is a site-type museum, and the exhibits displayed are all evidence of crimes committed by Japan a century ago.

Ever since Qin Zian took over the publicity work for Harbin, he has led friends from all over the country to visit major attractions in Harbin.

Qin Zi'an even successfully persuaded people from the Northeast, a region most difficult for Southerners to accept, to come to accept his services.

However, Qin Zi'an never took netizens to the July 3rd Crime Memorial Hall, nor did he conduct any publicity.

It's not that Qin Zi'an felt there was no need for publicity, but rather that he wanted to see if the people of the Dragon Kingdom had forgotten history.

Some things should be seen and remembered by the world even without publicity.

The itineraries of study tour groups from various regions show that the people of China have truly lived up to the spirit of 'remembering history and never forgetting national humiliation'.

Even without any promotion from the Harbin Culture and Tourism Bureau, long queues formed outside the July 3rd Crime Evidence Memorial Hall.

In temperatures of minus 20 or 30 degrees Celsius, it would take at least two or three hours for people to enter the July 3rd Crime Memorial Hall.

But they didn't complain at all, resolutely dragging their suitcases and quietly waiting to enter the venue.

Seeing this situation, Qin Zian also felt that the time was ripe and that more people should pay attention to the July 3rd Crime Evidence Memorial Hall.

And these "most people" do not refer to people from China, but rather to people all over the world.