"Do you think Ant Army Company's Chinese Character Programming Language might turn out to be a joke?"
"Hard to say. I think Ant Army Company still has something up its sleeve."
"I doubt it. If programming in Chinese were that easy, it would have been truly popularized long ago."
In a newspaper office, a group of people sat together eating boxed lunches and discussing the latest trending news. Those hot stories were what put food on their tables.
Nowadays, they went wherever there was news. Gathering together for a meal was an absolute luxury.
"Breaking news! Come take a look!" a young man sitting at a computer shouted while the others were discussing the news.
"What news?" The group immediately crowded around, lunch boxes in hand.
"Ant Army has released teaching materials and a compiler for the Chinese Character Programming Language. It's all free," the young man at the computer said.
"This is quite the slap in the face from Ant Army Company. Start writing immediately. I want to see a report on this within three minutes," the Editor-in-Chief who had rushed out said to the reporters holding their lunch boxes.
"They won't even let us eat in peace." Everyone wailed as they returned to their workstations.
Ant Army had released a complete set of teaching materials and a compiler for its programming language, all of it free. Before long, the news drew widespread attention online.
Within just an hour, it had forcefully claimed the headlines of every major media outlet.
Just yesterday, some people had been trashing that programming language as nothing more than a few random characters, and many had mocked it. Yet today, Ant Army Company had released a complete set of teaching books, entirely free.
The experts who had mocked Ant Army Company were slapped