"Great-uncle, do you think this golden age will last forever?"
Zhang Yueyue was an excellent Spirit Language teacher.
In this era, students began learning the "Clear-Mind Technique" in middle school.
It was the most elementary version of a mental ability, an extremely simplified version of the "Clear-Mind Bodhi Technique." The imagery of "the Bodhi Tree's leaves being plucked bare by greedy creatures before the tree was finally cut down" was still well worth studying, helping people concentrate and keep their emotions in check.
But the children at school never knew any better. They did not understand how precious this method was and never studied it properly.
So Zhang Yueyue often complained to her ancestor about how hard it was to be a teacher and how difficult children were to teach.
As for the more advanced versions that could influence one's personality-the "Clear-Mind Bodhi Technique," "Bamboo and Stone," the "Self-Cultivation Technique," the "Diamond Heart Sutra," and the current best version, the "Righteousness Art"-these also required Spirit Language teachers to pass them on through Spirit Language formulas. After all, not everyone could come here to touch the crystal ball.
The so-called "golden age" referred to thirty years of high economic growth, high employment, rapid growth in talent, and high levels of happiness. "Economic development" was actually rather mysterious. With Zhang Ming as a source of wealth, the International Financial Consortiums spent enormous sums buying all kinds of materials.
Those funds were then invested in the operation of the Great Academy of Sciences and the Great Knowledge Institute, slowly flowing into the private sector through spending and purchases of various instruments.
It amounted to a redistribution of wealth, and the economy naturally improved.
Moreover, rapid technological progress concealed the conflicts to a degree, and demand for skilled people outstripped supply.
In the past,