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What does miniaturization mean?

This means that this massive amount of clean energy can be loaded into aircraft, vehicles, and even individual soldier equipment!

Endurance and corresponding enhancements will undergo a dramatic transformation. The energy bottlenecks of various high-energy weapons will be resolved, and they can even be used to propel those ridiculously fast "missiles"!

"No wonder those missiles could fly so fast! So they've already mastered small-scale nuclear fusion technology?"

"Wait a minute, even small-scale nuclear fusion would have a tail flame, right? I still think that missile uses anti-gravity technology."

Regarding the recurring question about "missiles," China offered little explanation, and even its discussion of small nuclear fusion reactors was left unresolved. This left the reporters and viewers watching on screens quite anxious.

At the end of the press conference, one reporter couldn't help but ask where these technologies came from.

No one expected China to provide an answer, but unexpectedly, this time China did not give a perfunctory response, but instead gave a very serious answer that was difficult to understand.

"We need to thank one of our citizens for these technologies, but at their request, we cannot disclose any further information."

This answer seemed inappropriate, because it would draw the attention of major countries and organizations to that person, but He Qiuyu, backstage, curled her lip in disdain.

Want to investigate? Let's see if we can find out. Even if we do find out, so what? What can we do about it?

She had once asked Lin Yi if he needed to reveal his identity, because everyone would thank him for revealing these things, and he shouldn't be hidden in a file; he could be the hero.

But Lin Yi refused. It didn't mean him anything, and he wasn't offering these technologies and assistance to show off in front of others.

He Qiuyu looked at the other diplomat walking down from the stage; it was he who had spoken words of gratitude earlier. It seemed he shared the same thoughts as He Qiuyu.

At least let everyone know that these technologies didn't appear out of thin air, but were the result of a citizen's efforts; at least let them know that there is a citizen worthy of gratitude, worthy of being remembered forever.

These unplanned remarks, along with the announcement of nuclear fusion technology, have once again ignited international public opinion.

People began to enthusiastically discuss the impact of small-scale nuclear fusion on aerospace, military equipment, ocean voyages, and even future nuclear-powered vehicles, among other aspects of people's lives.

"Thanks to a certain citizen? What citizen? Which god-like figure traveled back in time?"

"Aliens, right? This technology was definitely given to us by aliens! As for the citizens, I'm more inclined to believe they gave the aliens an ID card..."

"Who cares if he's an alien or not, that's not important! If he can provide these things, then he's human! He's Chinese!"

Of course, Lin Yi is not an alien.

After the public outcry had been brewing for a while, and before the hype had even begun to die down, in the eighth month, at an exhibition in China, a prototype of a "small and modular nuclear fusion power supply unit" the size of a rice cooker was publicly displayed for the first time. It operated smoothly and had an astonishing output power. Surprisingly, the outside world was not as shocked as expected.

The reactions of high-ranking officials from various countries were almost identical, with a slight twitch at the corner of their mouths. Sure enough, what China was willing to publicly disclose was not the latest information or research at all.

They claim to be researching, but actually, they already have a finished product, right? They've publicly shown a finished product the size of a rice cooker, but secretly, they're probably close to making a product the size of a porcelain bowl!

All of this was within their expectations. In fact, a growing consensus is spreading among the top levels of major powers.

China somehow obtained some unimaginable opportunity. Forget thanking anyone; nobody in the higher-ups believed this could be achieved by one person alone, but the investigation continued.

Anyway, we now know that China is making rapid technological progress, but this time, they didn't take them along.

Recalling the technological blockades, market suppression, and patent barriers imposed on China in numerous fields over the years, and then looking at the "cutting-edge technology" being thrown at China now, fear has begun to outweigh jealousy. Applications seeking technological cooperation, joint development, and academic exchange continue to be sent to China, but without any response.

Time flies, and a year and a half later.

That missile was like a signal; China was developing at an incomprehensible pace.

For the past year and a half, the world has never stopped discussing the emergence of these "cutting-edge technologies".

A year and a half is but a fleeting moment in the long river of history, yet it has witnessed a technological earthquake on Earth.

After China introduced controlled nuclear fusion, it has been releasing more and more technological products that previously only existed in science fiction or theoretical concepts at an astonishing pace.

Nanoparticles based on novel nanomaterials are beginning to play a role in various fields. The "Xingtian" individual soldier integrated combat exoskeleton system made its debut, and its power, fire control and information level left the representatives of various countries who came to observe in awe.

New-concept weapons such as the new electromagnetic railgun and high-energy laser system have completed combat testing and have begun to be deployed to the troops on a large scale.

A supercomputing array named Fuxi, with computing power far exceeding that of existing computing power, has been developed.

In the past year and a half, news from the National Science and Technology Commission and social networks have been constantly dominated by Chinese news, with breakthroughs in energy, materials, biology, information, military and civilian applications coming one after another, leaving people overwhelmed.

The vast majority of netizens are no longer surprised, but have begun to discuss it in a half-joking, half-serious manner, that China has definitely found a treasure from an alien spaceship or an advanced civilization, and may even be secretly building spaceships now!

Faced with such speculation, many people can only respond with a complicated dry laugh. High-ranking officials of various countries have also made such speculations, but they feel that, theoretically, the energy problem has been solved. However, building a spaceship is not like building a car or a ship. The material problem and many other extensive technical issues still exist only in theory.

Therefore, at this stage, it's simply impossible!

However, to everyone's surprise, six months later, China brought another shocking piece of news.

It was a bright and sunny morning. After months of announcements and preparations, the world's attention was focused on China's Hongchang Space Launch Center.

The massive launch platform slowly opened, and a sleek, futuristic, silver-gray, shuttle-shaped spaceship, over 100 meters long, was pushed from underground to the surface by the elevator.

As the countdown ended, the shuttle-shaped spaceship emitted a deep hum and steadily rose vertically from the center of the launch platform.

Everyone watching this scene gaped, speechless as the spaceship ascended faster and faster, leaving trails of heat and distortion in the air as it hurtled into the sky.

A few minutes later, it easily broke through the atmosphere, its figure disappearing into the blue sky, and flew towards its geosynchronous orbit.

Global monitoring systems are once again operating at full speed, trying to track down its tracks.