The Great Leader's Envy (Begging for Votes and Subscriptions)

"Chieftain Han of the Han Tribe invited me to bring the elders over for an inspection tour?"

Commander Xin looked extremely surprised. He had no idea what that Han Tribe was thinking. How could they have sent such an invitation?

"Yes." Seeing that the Great Leader was confused, Niu Wei hurriedly explained.

"From my observations, Chieftain Han is very young. He's only in his teens, yet he's already developed his tribe to such strength. He's also very clever and has invented many practical production tools. That's why he's very proud. In his dealings with our Xin Tribe, he's always acted superior and never taken us seriously, believing that we're extremely backward.

"So I suspect that his generous invitation for the Great Leader and all the elders to visit this time is meant to show off to our Xin Tribe.

"But we shouldn't think that way. Although this trip to the Han Tribe might result in us being looked down on, it really is a rare learning opportunity. We can stay in the Han Tribe for a while, bring more guards and clever craftsmen, and perhaps learn even more advanced technology. So I think we should go." Niu Wei tried to persuade them.

"That's right, that's right. Elder Niu's analysis is correct. We really should go broaden our horizons and see how they weave cloth, smelt iron, refine steel, build ships, build vehicles, and even how they live, study, farm, and store grain. We need to learn all of that from the Han Tribe. Even if they look down on us, it doesn't matter. The most important thing is learning something useful." Elder of Construction, who had long wanted to visit the Han Tribe and see the wider world, hurriedly chimed in.

"That's right, Great Leader. Our gap is especially huge