The Power of the Han Language and Taiji

"I know this sounds incredible, but that's the reality."

"This is also why the Intelligent Assistant can't be hacked and can still remind users if they've been attacked."

"And today, we at Future Technology will officially release Han Language programming. We will be launching free basic courses on our official website beforehand."

After Li Zhou finished speaking, he looked at the audience with a blank expression. He knew everyone was still skeptical. After all, it wasn't the first time someone had tried to create a development language exclusively for our country, but the results were never good.

Li Zhou sighed softly, the sound carrying throughout the stadium via the microphone on his collar.

"It seems everyone still doesn't quite believe it. How about this: everyone knows that a month ago, Future Technology recruited a large number of employees from literary departments nationwide. Next, one of them will show you what 'unprotected' means."

Li Zhou waved to Ming Qiong, signaling her to come up.

Ming Qiong, from backstage, saw her boss wave at her and excitedly grabbed her laptop, jogging onto the stage.

Ming Qiong had never even dared to dream of an opportunity like this, showcasing herself in front of so many important figures.

Stagehands brought a table onto the stage for Ming Qiong to place her laptop on.

After Ming Qiong projected her computer screen to the large display, Li Zhou scanned the audience before finally looking at Yu Chengbei.

"Mr. Yu, how about a little attack and defense battle?"

Seeing Li Zhou's mischievous grin, Yu Chengbei was stunned for a moment, then couldn't help but let out a wry smile.

"Director Li, are you sure you really want this young lady to attack Huawei's official website alone? While Huawei may not be the best in artificial intelligence, when it comes to talent, who is Huawei afraid of?"

Li Zhou didn't say much, just smiled and stared at Yu Chengbei.

Seeing Li Zhou's seriousness, Yu Chengbei dropped his dismissive attitude. Was Li Zhou an idiot? It was impossible for him to deliberately embarrass himself at a product launch without reason.

There was only one possibility: Li Zhou was telling the truth.

Yu Chengbei's expression turned serious as he waved behind him. Someone leaned in to listen.

Whatever Yu Chengbei said to this person, the person nodded and turned away to make a phone call.

After finishing the call, the person nodded at Yu Chengbei.

The people sitting next to Yu Chengbei exchanged glances and then signaled to those behind them.

Yu Chengbei picked up the microphone. "Director Li, you can begin."

Since they were ready, it was time for the show to begin.

"Ming Qiong, showtime."

On stage, Li Zhou stood at the edge, leaving the spotlight to Ming Qiong. He gestured for the lights to focus on her.

Instantly, everyone's attention turned to the big screen.

On the screen, Ming Qiong skillfully opened an unfamiliar software.

Ming Qiong typed a simple attack command on the Han Language development tool.

Although everyone in the audience was surprised by the pure Chinese programming, they could still understand the logic written. The only difference was that the existing attack commands were written in the Han Language.

However, when the young girl on stage clicked the run button, those who understood their craft had their eyes widen.

In just an instant, they realized the young lady had gained administrator privileges for Huawei's official website and had directly accessed the backend. In contrast, Huawei seemed to have made no reaction at all.

The most shocked were actually the big figures sitting in the front row. They had given instructions to their subordinates to witness this spectacle.

The result was that not a single person reacted, as if this attack hadn't happened at all.

Yu Chengbei turned to his secretary with a grim expression.

After his secretary whispered something in his ear, Yu Chengbei's expression became even more troubled.

Yu Chengbei took a deep breath, calming himself down.

"Director Li, we at Huawei have lost."

At that moment, the entire stadium erupted, like a bustling marketplace, with endless arguments.

While everyone was arguing, Li Zhou had Ming Qiong withdraw.

Meanwhile, at Tsinghua University in Kyoto, Ming Qiong's roommates were utterly shocked.

"Holy shit! Holy shit! Holy shit!"

"Isn't that our Xiao Mingzi?"

"Wuwuwu~~~ I regret it. I wish I had also submitted my resume back then."

Seeing the crowd's ongoing commotion, Li Zhou had to step in to quiet them.

"Everyone! Everyone, I know what you're worried about."

"Some people might worry about personal privacy, with no security at all."

"And some companies worry that their software will be completely transparent."

"However, I can tell you all that as long as you have a mobile phone with the Intelligent Assistant installed, you don't need to worry for now. Because any invasive software developed using the Han Language will be automatically intercepted by the Intelligent Assistant, and the user will be notified."

"As for those unprotected software, websites, and so on, it relates to a tool that Future Technology is preparing to launch next."

Setting aside the Future Technology product launch event, many research institutions outside had chosen to physically disconnect from the internet after witnessing the terrifying capabilities of the Han Language. This was especially true for various foreign countries, which immediately opted to sever connections to their secret data servers.

At an underground research facility, Yuan Jingsong had already disconnected from the internet the moment Li Zhou mentioned the internet's lack of defenses. Even though it was only the external network that connected to the internet, the research data servers had never been online.

Li Zhou pressed the controller in his hand, and a picture of a software appeared on the big screen. The software image was a continuously rotating Taiji symbol, symbolizing the Daoist principle of "one gives birth to two, two gives birth to three, and three gives birth to all things."

This was the same software that Ming Qiong had demonstrated earlier.

Li Zhou suddenly shouted, "Everyone!"

"This is the second product to be released today, the Han Language development tool – Taiji!"

"The detailed usage methods and features of Taiji will also be available on our official website's tutorial videos, so I won't go into them here. I will now directly discuss the pricing of Taiji."

That's right, Taiji was a paid product!

"To all the industry peers here today, and to all those watching the live stream, Taiji will offer two payment methods."

"For individual users, we have personal subscription plans at 600 yuan per year. For the first purchase, regardless of how many years you buy, there will be a 30% discount. Subsequent renewals will revert to the original price. This promotional offer is valid only from August 2nd to September 2nd, meaning there's only a one-month discount period."

"For corporate purchases, it's only 500 yuan per account per year. Similarly, there will be a one-month 30% discount."

Is a few hundred yuan a year for a development software usage fee expensive? To be honest, compared to the fees for development software from other countries, it was incredibly cheap.

And a few hundred yuan was a reasonable price that Chinese developers could accept. If the price were too high, people would start thinking about cracking the development tool.

Although the Han Language development tool wasn't that easy to crack, this wasn't something Li Zhou wanted to see.