When Xia people heard that the miraculous Cancer Care Center had caused a sensation overseas, they naturally launched into another round of boasting: "Our nation is amazing, one of a kind in the world," and "Foreign netizens cry out: Xia Nation has conquered a terminal illness."
The authors of this kind of shock-piece were all masters at grabbing attention. Whenever they encountered something that might cross the line, they would absolutely gloss over it vaguely. So in the end, there were no real details... If they wrote them out, the article definitely would not get published.
The netizens who liked such articles did not overlap much with those who frequented Social Diary, so the relevant departments did not notice these opportunists fishing in troubled waters right away—damn clickbait writers.
In the end, the Foreign Affairs Department was the one to expose the matter: some foreign friends wanted to learn about Xia Nation's latest cancer treatment methods so they could decide whether to seek treatment as soon as possible.
It was easy to imagine that anyone able to make such a request through the Foreign Affairs Department had to be "friends of the Xia people." Otherwise, they would not go through the department; private exchanges could accomplish the same thing.
But even if they were considered friends, they could not use a special channel. Luo Hua's fees had dropped sharply, and the number of people coming through organizational channels had increased greatly—many people had previously failed to meet the threshold, but now that the fee standard had fallen, more qualified.
Aside from meritorious personnel in relevant fields, people in other industries were currently fighting for admission quotas as well—those who built aircraft carriers had made contributions, but did that mean those who built subways were insignificant?
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