The First Fight on the Moon in the Real World!
After several months of development, the first phase of the Guanghan Palace project had been completed.
The first phase mainly included laboratories, living quarters, and ordinary recreational areas. Although it couldn't compare to the bustling Future Technology facilities, living conditions there were already quite good.
China had sent a large number of researchers to the Guanghan Palace base to conduct experiments. A few young women had even performed several pieces at the activity center, including the famous dance "Guanghan Palace."
Back on Earth, the dancers had already been able to perform many of the moves perfectly. But on the Moon, each of them looked like a fairy, making it seem as though real fairies had appeared before everyone's eyes.
Although it had taken a huge investment to send the dancers to the Moon, which was somewhat of a waste of resources, it had greatly boosted national pride and unity.
The performance had been broadcast live around the world. People overseas had watched it online before their internet access was restricted, and they had been incredibly envious.
What made them even more envious was that construction on the second phase of Guanghan Palace was also in full swing, further improving China's lunar base.
The second phase of the Guanghan Palace project was more practical. Besides improving the palace itself, it also involved building several small factories to mine and refine resources directly on the Moon, then ship the desired minerals back to Earth.
By the time the second phase was completed, only the mining factory was ready. It had been finished so quickly because the lunar mining vehicles and refining center were ready-made products purchased from Future Technology.
Once the various minerals extracted by the lunar vehicles had been transported back