Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Great Xia (大夏) 5 |
| Alias(es) | Daxia 94 |
| Type | Neutral Character (AI) |
| Occupation/Role | Sovereign state; home country of Xingtu Technology and the center of its major industrial programs 207 262 |
| Status | Active 330 |
| First Appearance | Chapter 5 5 |
State Institutions and Programs
| Institution / Program | Documented role |
|---|---|
| Great Xia Armaments Industry | A military-industrial giant that became a prospective partner for the Coin-style Electromagnetic Rifle; its brand took decades to earn foreign buyers' trust. 5 11 55 |
| Skynet Research Institute | Sought authorization to use Jarvis for the national Skynet surveillance system and coordinated the public-security drone program. 100 101 106 |
| Security Management Agencies | Operated the AI-based Anti-Espionage and Pre-emptive Threat Elimination System, which identified espionage and criminal threats. 149 150 |
| Daxia Military | Procured Xingtu industrial technology, sought Jarvis sub-bodies for a military industrial internet, and co-founded the carbon-nanotube venture Carbon Element. 224 225 |
| Daxia Government | Financed nationwide 5G-A construction with a 10-trillion-Xia-Yuan investment. 262 |
History
Recognition of Xingtu Technology
Great Xia's local authorities supported Xingtu Technology's growth in Xiaohe Town. After joint applications by Xiaohe Town and Lian City, Zhan City approved the establishment of Xiaohe Industrial Park and Xingtu Industrial Park, including tax incentives for companies and factories based there. 69
Following Xingtu's acquisition of the Four Military Industry Certificates and its emergence as a military equipment supplier, state officials conducted a trust assessment. Colonel Hao Yang emphasized that Xingtu had only four shareholders, no foreign shareholders, and no overseas ties in Lin Feng's family background; officials consequently granted the company limited trust while monitoring its shareholding changes and restricting Lin Feng's travel. 94
Professor Xie later described Xingtu as a preliminarily trustworthy entity and “one of us,” citing its military certifications and supplier status. 101
Security, Surveillance, and Drone Regulation
Great Xia obtained a Level 1 usage right for Jarvis to support the Skynet system, while Xingtu formally remained outside the system's operational side. 101 Xiaohe Town and Lian City were designated as trial areas for a Drone Public Security Patrol System, with Xingtu donating 300 surveillance drones for Xiaohe Town's experimental deployment. 102 104
The patrol system combined aerial drones, ground cameras, and Jarvis-assisted data profiling. Public concerns centered on drone legality, privacy, and whether a private company could control surveillance; Xingtu responded that the Skynet Research Institute and local police, rather than Xingtu or Little Xinjiang Drone, operated the system. 102 106
Great Xia issued the Drone Cloud System Approval Letter and regulatory documents including the Interim Regulations on the Management of Unmanned Aircraft, flight-data rules for light and small civil drones, and Drone Cloud System data specifications. These measures placed the drone industry on a standardized legal footing. 106
The Anti-Espionage and Pre-emptive Threat Elimination System used Skynet to monitor public and private cameras and electronic devices in real time. Within just over ten days, security agencies arrested more than a thousand people suspected of espionage or criminal activity targeting Lin Feng, his family, Xingtu Technology, and Xingtu Gene. 150
Industrial and Military Cooperation
When rising graphics-card prices made nationwide Skynet expansion unaffordable, Great Xia asked Xingtu to develop domestic high-end graphics cards comparable to the ASUS GTX 980Ti. 150 151 In return, the state offered policy and tax incentives and reassigned 68 researchers with relevant hardware or graphics-card experience to Xingtu Technology. 151
Great Xia's military pursued a military industrial internet using Xingtu equipment and two Jarvis sub-bodies—one for platform operations and one for parts quality inspection. 224 The military and Xingtu then established Carbon Element, a 4-billion-yuan joint venture intended to build two super-large single-walled carbon nanotube production facilities. 225
State officials also approved the arming of Lin Feng's bodyguards and Xingtu Gene's security personnel with Coin-style Electromagnetic Rifles, citing the volume of Great Xia secrets held by Lin Feng and his companies. 144
Gene Enhancement Policy
Great Xia tacitly supported Xingtu Gene's initial human trials of the Gene Enhancement Potion because of their potential national significance. This support was conditional: if repeated fatal failures became public and could not be contained, authorities would act against Lin Feng. 158
During later negotiations, Great Xia sought access to the second-generation Gene Enhancement Potion. Lin Feng agreed to supply the physical versions and limited intelligence versions, but refused to sell the Perfect Version or provide the highest IQ-enhancement tier. 168
Officials ultimately rejected coercive measures against Xingtu, fearing that pressure could cost Great Xia access to Jarvis and related AI sub-bodies such as Nuwa, Luban, and Skynet. 168 After Xingtu Gene achieved large-scale production of second-generation potions, Great Xia's top leader personally praised Lin Feng's contribution as comparable to that of a military region. 191
5G-A and the Great Development Era
Lin Feng persuaded Great Xia to treat 5G-A as strategic infrastructure needed for Brain-Computer Interface Chips, Knowledge Implantation Technology, Virtual World technology, smart manufacturing, autonomous driving, and other advanced systems. 257 262
On September 20, 2016, the Daxia Government announced a 10-trillion-Xia-Yuan nationwide 5G-A investment. Later historical accounts identified this decision as the beginning of the Great Development Era. 262
Within a year, 5G-A coverage reached 95% of towns nationwide and about 30% of rural population clusters. Jarvis assisted with base-station and signal-device deployment analysis to maximize utilization and reduce construction costs. 262
The Industrial Internet subsequently spread across Great Xia, linking factories and supply chains, accelerating product development, reducing costs, and increasing export competitiveness. 270
Global Position
By the time Xingtu Technology announced the Starlight X1 controlled nuclear fusion prototype, Great Xia had drawn global talent, concentrated 80% of worldwide industrial production, and become the world's factory. 330
The Starlight X1 prototype achieved sustained output greater than input and operated continuously for three days, supplying the energy-sector breakthrough Great Xia needed to strengthen its position in the new global order. 330