The rise of nanometers

Time Blog, Xizhou District.

With the time blog administrator's promotion, Brian's account soared to 280,000 followers in less than two hours.

Brian's account is called "Brian's Travels".

As the number of followers increased, various comments also skyrocketed.

[so cool! (ω｀)]——Neptunian

[This space station feels so big, much bigger than the International Space Station. ]——King Kong of Skull Island

[ @Skull Island King Kong, there is no comparison between the two. The scale of Tiangong is hundreds of times that of the International Space Station, like an aircraft carrier floating in low-Earth orbit. ]——Muggle007

[traitor! How many stray animals can be saved with 8.88 million yuan, but it is spent on such a meaningless thing (_)]——Animal Paradise

［ @In the Animal Heaven, I don’t see you helping homeless people on the street or helping poor people in backward areas. Hypocritical Virgin (_)】——Blacksmith Hammer

[envious! When can humans put aside their prejudices? I also want to travel to outer space. ]——Vivian

[ @Vivian, instead of praying for humans to put aside their prejudices, it would be more realistic to directly apply for Greater China citizenship. ]——Don’t eat bacon

[I heard that people from Greater China only pay 330,000 yuan for space tourism tickets. This price difference is huge. ]——Wild Pineapple in Edinburgh

[I watched the live broadcast of the Tiangong Space Station before, but I didn’t expect that tourists would be sent up so quickly. ]——Dum from Turin

[If the price were cheaper, I would also like to travel once (ω｀)]——Yoghurt

［ @Yoghurt, you can buy tickets to the International Space Station for only about 1.5 million yuan. ]——Black Pearl

[ @Black Pearl, do you think I’m a fool? ]——Yoghurt

As time went by, there were more and more comments on Brian's account, and all kinds of strange comments kept popping up.

Some people are envious and hateful, some people are criticizing for the sake of being criticized, some are objectively evaluating, and some are maliciously slandering.

This is the reality of the Internet and the reality of human nature.

Brian and others, led by Bao Yuanhao, arrived at the living area prepared in advance at the Tiangong Space Station.

This is a living area specially designed for tourists. There are 8 living cabins in total. It can accommodate up to 10 tourists. When necessary, it can also be used as an emergency living area for astronauts.

Take them into the housing module in the living area. The facilities here are almost the same as the astronaut housing module, but there are no supporting facilities for work.

"Everyone, this is your bed. I have opened the ID for you. You can just swipe your card to enter."

After hearing Bao Yuanhao's introduction, Hasegawa took the lead, found his own room, swiped his ID card, and the door opened automatically.

The facilities in the room immediately came into view.

Since it is a space station, the rooms here are naturally not large, somewhat similar to sailor dormitories on ships.

The height of the room is 2 meters, and the width and length are also 2 meters. There is a bed, many cabinets, and a computer desk.

According to the space tourism APP downloaded on the mobile phone, there are special precautions, scope of activities, equipment usage guides, etc.

The cabinets in the room have Chinese labels and scannable QR codes.

For Hasegawa, who is proficient in Chinese, he can naturally understand the labels.

"This is the charger..." He opened a small cabinet, which contained 6 charging cables, three charging sockets, and a place to put mobile phones or small electrical appliances.

In other cabinets, there are sleeping bags, a change of clothes, eye masks and earplugs. The things in the room are basically daily necessities.

In addition, on the computer desk, the computer can surf the Internet on its own, but the network in the visitor area is physically isolated from the network in the work area, that is, two independent LANs.

Hasegawa looked at the labels and fumbled for more than an hour, basically figuring out the various items in the room.

Their space trip this time lasted for seven days in total. They just entered the space station today. They did not arrange a visit immediately, but let them get used to the weightlessness first.

The time came to noon.

After visiting the rooms for a while, everyone became familiar with how to use various items. Even Brian, who did not understand Chinese, understood how to use some of the items under the translations of Hasegawa and Zhang Yang.

For the Tiangong Space Station, there are not only Chinese astronauts, but also astronauts from other affiliated forces, such as Japanese, Koreans, Siamese, Malays, Australian whites, etc.

However, the official language of the Tiangong Space Station is only Chinese. Therefore, to be an astronaut in Greater China, mastering Chinese is a necessary condition.

If you don’t speak Chinese, it may be difficult to move inside the Tiangong Space Station.

After all, all the signs, electronic equipment, and information documents inside the Tiangong Space Station are all in Chinese. Without Chinese, there is no way to communicate with other astronauts, and it is impossible to accurately recognize various equipment.

People who don’t speak Chinese will certainly not be able to pass the space agency’s screening.

As the federal aerospace industry continues to expand, Chinese has become an important language in the aerospace industry, especially for affiliated forces within the federation. If they want to increase their voice in the federation, learning Chinese is an important shortcut.

For example, in Hongsawady, Maung Aan comprehensively requires people to learn Chinese. In addition, the northern area of ​​Hongsawady has a certain Chinese foundation, which has accelerated the Chineseization of Hongsawady.

Among the various small forces in Southeast Asia, Hongsawady has the largest number of astronauts. In addition to the 24 reserve astronauts, there are already 6 Hongsawady astronauts who have gone to the space station and the moon.

Even Siam is not as good as Hongsawady. This is actually a matter of determination on both sides.

In terms of ideological understanding, Maung An prefers full integration rather than the semi-autonomous state like Siam.

After all, there are three levels within the Federation. If you want to obtain it, you must pay accordingly.

If you choose to fully integrate, the support and attention you receive will definitely be at a higher level.

Although Chinese is not the only official language within the Federation, it is the default main language in the country.

To become a member of the local area, the Chinese penetration rate in the area must be higher than 75% to be considered a qualified quasi-native area.

At this time, in Hongsawaddy, thanks to Maung Aan's efforts, the Chinese penetration rate has increased to about 37.6%, making it the third largest Chinese penetration area in the federation after the Lion City and Malaysia.

Hasegawa is lucky. He is Japanese and a reporter who has been stationed abroad for a long time. He is very familiar with Chinese and is not much different from ordinary Chinese in the space station.

Brian, on the other hand, had a harder time. He could only rely on the translation software on his mobile phone, or follow Hasegawa and Zhang Yang and rely on their translation.

However, he studied hard and asked Hasegawa for Chinese lessons. It only took him more than a month, but he definitely couldn't master Chinese.

It was lunch time at noon.

Under the leadership of Bao Yuanhao, everyone came to the restaurant area.

At this time, there were already many astronauts eating silently. The tourists were not too surprised by this, because when eating in a state of weightlessness, special attention must be paid, and talking and other distracting things must be reduced.

Hasegawa and others also ate space food for a period of time during ground training.

However, eating space food in a weightless state does not taste the same as on the ground. This novel experience allowed them to feel the specialness of space.

Thank you for your support (ω｀)