There was definitely some kind of exchange of interests involved. Huaxia had worked its way forward step by step in much the same way.
Still, the Chiefs were rather sly. On the one hand, they were preparing to agree to the exchange; on the other, they were asking him how secure his technology was.
To put it bluntly, the country wanted something for nothing.
They would trade a product the other side could not reverse-engineer for something the other side had banned from exporting to them.
But wasn't the other country thinking exactly the same thing?
As for who could ultimately reverse-engineer the products they acquired, that would depend entirely on their respective abilities.
"Secretary Jiang, I think I understand what you mean," Shen Bing said with a smile. "When it comes to protecting our technology, I don't think any company in the world can match us. If someone could crack our technology with a single sample, Phantom Immortal Technology would never have grown to its present size."
Secretary Jiang immediately said, "That's all the reassurance I need. I'll report to the Chief when I get back."
Had anyone else offered such an unsupported guarantee, Secretary Jiang would never have dared believe it. Coming from Shen Bing, however, it left no one in doubt.
The best evidence was that, to this day, not a single company had managed to reverse-engineer Dream Glass. It had practically become one of the previous year's unsolved mysteries.
Think about it: it was just a single material. Its composition and everything else could be analyzed, so why couldn't anyone make the same glass?
If even a piece of glass had reached that level, what more needed to be said about the Golden Pangolin, which the public considered practically alien technology?
After a brief pause, Secretary