They had been founded at roughly the same time and had gone through roughly the same national experiences, so why had the outcomes been completely different?
To put it bluntly, China had still wasted at least twenty years of development time. Otherwise... its development would have been even faster.
Compare these two similar countries, and you would know that a nation's strength often had a great deal to do with how hardworking its people were.
The port in the distance had unexpectedly already become a bustling construction site. Every piece of engineering equipment had begun operating continuously. You could not see such a scene in that ruined city, but here at the port, you could.
These diligent ordinary workers were using their own hands to unleash their passion upon this continent.
"They were brought in from other African countries. Quite a few African nations have begun falling into chaos now. It seems as though this sort of thing is contagious." Gao Yun looked at the construction outside the window and shook his head helplessly.
Only by spending time abroad could you understand just how difficult it was to maintain peace and stability at home.
"It is not contagious. Rather, there are always people stirring up trouble behind the scenes. The chaos on this continent cannot be separated from what those people have been doing in the shadows." Jiang Yan Hai shook his head slightly.
"Yeah. I just hope our arrival can bring a little more peace to this land." Gao Yun sighed.
Jiang Yan Hai smiled. It would not be that easy. You wanted a win-win situation, but there were always people behind you causing trouble. So many people did not want you to achieve a win-win outcome.
They would not even allow you to win alone, yet you wanted