"Would history... change?" Gu Zheng looked up at Song Ning.
"If you and Uncle Qiu could both cross through time and come here, could history change along with you?"
Song Ning closed her eyes and carefully searched her memory. When she opened them again, her gaze was clear.
"Honestly, I'm not sure either. Since we can't be certain, I think we might as well start by checking the things that have happened recently.
I just recalled some of the more important recent events. Make a note of them first.
In politics, on September 13, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress decided to rename the 'Revolutionary Committee' the 'People's Government.'
In science and technology, on September 4, our country's research team discovered the gluon, confirming the strong interaction between particles.
Also in September, our country began collaborating on the commercialization of fiber-optic communications.
In military affairs, the Chinese Academy of Sciences developed synthetic aperture radar and successfully flight-tested it. The date should have been September 17.
And between September 19 and 24, Lan City University developed a neutron generator.
In culture, a mural was completed at Capital City Airport on September 26, but its depictions of nudity sparked public debate.
In diplomacy, on September 21, the president of the United States visited Hua Country.
Some of these may have been reported in the papers, and others may not have been, but they all really happened. You could check whether the dates and events... have changed.
After I came here, I did change some things on an individual level, like saving Jiang Chengshi's Mother and rescuing heroes of the Annam War, but I don't think that would affect major historical events."
At that, she smiled at Gu Zheng. "Don't laugh at me! I managed to become the National Runner-Up in