Under Sulin's orders,

The North China Military Region issued another announcement.

This time, the first batch of candidates for the "Lunar Talent Introduction Program" was detailed.

Landscape architect,

Architect

Interior designer

Fire protection engineer

Electrical engineers, etc.

This even includes excavator operators.

Bulldozer operators, tower crane operators, and other basic professions.

This announcement quickly attracted worldwide attention.

Because Su Lin clearly stated in the notes of the plan that...

Besides the daily lives of ordinary people, there are also researchers from South Korea and other countries.

If one has achieved great success in a relevant field, one can choose to renounce their citizenship.

You can successfully register by acquiring Chinese citizenship.

At the same time, Su Lin also offered a minimum annual salary of 1 million yuan, which is extremely attractive!

At this time, inside the consulate in Washington, D.C.

The Consul General, Minister Qiu, had just made himself some coffee early in the morning and was about to check out today's newspaper.

I took a break and then went home.

It's important to know that the number of Chinese people choosing to immigrate to the United States and obtain visas is extremely small.

Who would willingly give up their American citizenship to join a developing country?

"Thump thump thump~~~~~~~"

Minister Qiu heard urgent knocking on his office door.

"Please come in!!!"

A girl dressed as an office lady walked in.

"Minister Qiu, something terrible has happened! Our consulate is surrounded!"

"What?! Take me to see this!"

Because of the lunar landing plan recently promoted by Su Lin, relations between the United States and China have dropped to a freezing point.

The world's media is now reporting on this as the second space race.

This time, however, the initiative came from China.

The Americans, on the other hand, are the ones catching up.

Minister Qiu, accompanied by his secretary, went to the top floor of the consulate.

Looking down from the top floor,

Holy crap, hundreds of people with all sorts of faces and skin colors.

They surrounded the Chinese consulate in the United States.

On a regular weekday, having 10 people come to apply for visas is considered a lot.

Of these 10 people, 8 are Chinese Americans.

I need to go to China for business and apply for a temporary visa.

"Do you know what these people do? Contact the Washington, D.C. Sheriff's Office first."

In case of any conflict, request backup immediately!

"We don't know yet, it's not open yet, but there are still 15 minutes left."

We're about to officially start work!

Minister Qiu thought for a moment and decided that it was not advisable to act rashly now.

It's important to know that guns aren't prohibited in the US, so if a conflict were to break out...

Nobody wants their staff to get injured.

"Where are our clerks? Have they all arrived?"

"They've all arrived, and they all entered through the underground parking garage. Minister Qiu, shall we go down and ask?"

"Wait a minute~~~~ If we open the consulate door now, it will be too dangerous!"

Are there still people on their way who haven't reached the consulate yet?

"Let me ask you something... Minister Qiu, please wait a moment!"

The secretary began contacting all staff members to ascertain their current location.

The Chinese Consulate in the United States already had only 12 staff members.

A few phone calls should be enough to figure out where everyone is.

"Minister Qiu, Miss Ai is on vacation today and didn't come over. She's still at her apartment!"

"Okay! Miss Ai it is. Give me the phone!"

Minister Qiu took the phone from his secretary.

"Comrade Ai, are you still in Washington?"

"Yes, Minister Qiu, is there any urgent work to be done?"

"I don't know the specifics right now, but a large number of people are surrounding our consulate."

I think you, as a reporter, should go and see what's going on!

Most of the staff working at consulates of various countries have a background in international relations.

Or perhaps it's the journalist's expertise.

For these staff members who spend most of their time abroad, posing as a journalist is a convenient option.

Easy peasy!

"Fine! Then I'll go back to my old profession?"

"Miss Ai, please be careful, the number of people is still increasing!"

"Minister Qiu, I've already interviewed people in Iraq. Don't you trust me?"

"Okay, let us know as soon as you have any news! I'll have Xiao Sun assist you!"

Miss Ai got up and put on a professional woman's outfit.

With a light application of lipstick, and carrying a camera and microphone, I drove to the vicinity of the Chinese Consulate in Washington.

Xiao Sun started from the underground parking garage and walked to a street about 1 kilometer away from the consulate.

Meeting with Miss Ai

Xiao Sun carried the video camera, and Miss Ai held the microphone; they walked to the outside of the consulate.

Even from a distance, you could see long queues forming before the consulate even opened!

"Hello, are you here to apply for a visa too?"

"Yes, who wouldn't want to participate in the lunar talent recruitment program?"

Did you know? I watched the live broadcast on China TV yesterday, and it made me feel like lunar colonization is really not far away!

"It's a pity I don't know how high the requirements are. I heard that many Nobel Prize winners came to participate in this visa event today!"

"Didn't you see the list also includes excavator operators? Lanxiang Group needs capable people."

It has nothing to do with education or qualifications! If I get selected, I'll never come back to Earth for the rest of my life!

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