In the evening, when Hikuyle from Namibia's Ministry of Investment paid another visit, Chen Chen told him the proposed site.
Hikuyle was a little troubled after hearing it, but still smiled and said he would submit Chen Chen's proposal to Parliament.
As for whether the Ministry of Investment and the Ministry of Environment would end up at odds over it—or even settle their differences with a fistfight on the floor of Parliament—that had nothing to do with Chen Chen.
Over the next few days, Chen Chen declined the Namibian government's offer to accompany him. Taking only Qian Wenhuan and a few others, he toured all of Namibia's tourist attractions.
Even across the whole Africa District, Namibia ranked among the countries with the most developed tourism industries. Tourist attractions and wildlife reserves were everywhere--
Spitzkoppe Mountain, known as the sacred mountain, boasted world-famous rock arches that looked especially magnificent beneath the starry night sky;
Across the vast desert grew the Quiver Tree, unique to Africa, its branches thrusting skyward like hands reaching for the heavens;
And there was the dramatic sight of the ocean meeting the golden sands, with an endless desert on one side and a boundless sea on the other. Though seemingly unrelated, the two blended perfectly at the coast, like a symphony of sand and sea...
The sparse population meant vast stretches of untouched natural scenery. Combined with a springlike climate year-round and a more stable political situation than its neighbors, this made Namibia one of Africa's hottest tourist destinations.
Of course, Chen Chen wasn't just sightseeing. He also took the opportunity to visit the two uranium mines controlled by the Central Continent Region: Hushan and Rossing.
Both mines were located in the Namib Desert region of western Namibia. Hushan Uranium Mine was sixty kilometers from the coastal