"Can't? What are you babbling about? How much information do you know about me? What level of information do you know?"
The purple-faced old man paused again.
"I want to ask you, how many of you are not operating at a loss and are not receiving government subsidies?"
The purple-faced old man could barely lift his head.
"Let me ask you again, how many of you are not in monopolistic industries? If you can lose money like this, how will you revitalize Great Xia?"
I don't trust you because you haven't done many things that I can trust.
"You...you're generalizing from a single instance!" said one of the people next to the purple-faced old man.
"Oh? Is your company profitable? Or have you developed some technology that would be useful to Great Xia?"
“Our institute has produced many research results, and our contribution to the country is no less than yours.”
The purple-faced old man was now smug and raised his head again.
"Zheng Yang! Don't think that you're the only one who has contributed to the Great Xia."
"Really? Well then, I'll give in."
The old man with the purple face was overjoyed, thinking that I had given in.
I then said, "Since you guys are all so capable, why don't you just do it yourselves?"
"You, you, you..."
I shrugged: "What did I do wrong? Am I wrong? Anyway, I only trust the military."
That's when things got stuck.
"Ahem!" Number Two coughed. "Everyone! The information belongs to Zheng Yang. He disagrees, and we shouldn't force him."
"But!"
I looked at the purple-faced old man: "You're so eager for me to share my data, is it because you have some research that you need my data for reference?"
The purple-faced old man paused again.
Qin Susu then spoke up: "We do."
I almost burst out laughing: "President Qin! You don't need to look at my materials to do your research."
"You should have your technicians learn the basics of aerodynamics and electrical engineering first!"
"Pfft!" A military commander couldn't hold back and burst out laughing.
My point is simple: their research hasn't reached the level where they can use my data as a reference.
"Don't tell me about education for all. You need to have the ability to learn. You can't even walk properly and you want to run. Don't try to take too big a step and end up messing things up."
Now, even more CEOs couldn't hold back any longer.
Several high-ranking leaders whispered a few words, and then the number one said:
"Since Engineer Zheng doesn't want to release the information, then the information won't be released. However, the military needs to increase its efforts in talent development."
"Professor Zheng! What do you think about setting up advanced training courses at military academies like the National Defense University, so they can also study the materials?"
I didn't expect Number One to speak to me in a consultative tone:
"Sir! As long as it's from the military, I have no objection."
The second-in-command: "Could Engineer Zheng also serve as a mentor?"
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