Rebirth: Super Banking System Chapter 2333 - 2173: Loyalty and Righteousness

Next to the platform.

As he gazed longer.

Zhou Yan's admiration only deepened.

When discussing appearance,

Huaxia's high-speed rail stands unrivaled worldwide. Boarding it in another country stirs a distinct feeling of honor, achieved through years of steady advancement.

From zero to existence.

From frail to robust.

In the end.

Emerging from its chrysalis, it has attained this level, leaving Zhou Yan brimming with pride: "What you see before you is a purely domestic high-speed rail carriage."

"Everyone should be quite familiar with it."

"All of Myanmar."

"Uses this kind of passenger carriage, the benefits are obvious; first, attractive design, second, excellent interior setup, third, minimal noise."

With these words,

he stepped inside the carriage.

Even though.

Numerous viewers in the live stream have encountered it before, each sighting still captivates them, since it's crafted in Huaxia, creating a sense of closeness.

"Our carriages truly appear impressive!"

"Awesome!"

"Stunning!"

"Facts show that given enough time, all becomes possible. No matter the barriers we face, we'll tunnel right through them."

"Spot on."

"Impressive sight."

"If opportunity arises, I'll head to Myanmar for a ride too."

"..."

Admiration for Myanmar keeps pouring in.

In these recent times.

It has shone brightly, rolling out a wave of innovations that transform the globe and aid mankind, gathering massive positive vibes around the world.

Poison.

Cancer.

Eradicated entirely.

Air.

Water.

The contamination issues tied to these vital human needs have been tackled. Deserts turned into lush oases, vastly enhancing living conditions for people, a genuinely benevolent achievement.

Furthermore,

it's vital that they maintain strong ties with Huaxia.

As evident,

the carriages,

the tracks,

all sourced from Huaxia, and the rail initiatives built by Huaxia firms, with Huaxia products thriving in Myanmar, Chinese-made items abundant everywhere.

Meanwhile,

the bulk of construction tasks go to Huaxia teams.

Indeed,

cost plays a role.

Yet,

it's more than just expense. Plenty of nations, during tenders, opt for gear from Europe, America, or Japan despite higher prices. Were they focused solely on cost?

Humph!

Myanmar differs?

In the majority of initiatives, they favor Huaxia firms outright, and if cost truly drives it, a nation that curbs expenses effectively deserves praise.

At times,

it's less about rigid guidelines and more about bending the norms.

Besides,

a hefty share of import loans involves Huaxia goods, bolstering numerous export businesses, plus various other partnerships, leaving them somewhat stunned.

So... devoted.

On top of that,

The economy,

Finance,

could be described as deeply intertwined. Myanmar remains the sole nation allowing Huaxia to acquire overseas shares, viewing it any way, it's an ideal ally.

Not merely ideal,

but a perfect fit.

Down the line,

having a... little brother like this might not be bad at all.

Ahem!

Impossible.

Don't get arrogant, we shouldn't crave more, since they're offering camaraderie, not under our thumb.

Thus,

this remains a quiet daydream tucked away in the heart.

...

In his seat,

"Alright, I'm aboard now, this is a shared space, so I can't talk too loud, but the stream ought to pick up my voice fine," Zhou Yan murmured softly.

Once done,

he unfolded the tray.

Luckily,

his spot faces the window, or else he couldn't film the view outside and might need to swap with another. He selected first-class, offering ample room, complete with a power outlet nearby.

Extremely convenient.

While powering up,

Zhou Yan chatted with the stream audience.

Before long,

nearby seats filled up completely, no vacancies remaining. Zhou Yan felt no shock, given the rush of folks keen on experiencing the novelty, tickets gone in just ten minutes.

Had he been slower, he'd have missed out, it's single-direction seating, and he snagged first class. Business class? No reservations available on the site.

Clearly,

reserved for certain VIPs.

Who exactly?

That escaped him, regardless, he could only observe from distance, spotting some riders with refined poise, then a fresh arrival caught his eye.

His gaze brightened.

Tang Kai.

He identified him right away.

After spending so much time in Myanmar, if there's one Chinese figure everyone knows best, it's Tang Kai, the head of the local Chinese business community.

Plus,

he holds the presidency of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Thailand and Myanmar alike, wielding major sway in both lands.

Moreover,

he boasts an even more prominent younger relative.

--- Tang Qing.

The wealthiest individual.

A brilliant scholar.

Strikingly attractive.

Merging these traits forms nearly the 'ideal setup' for a lead character, utterly astonishing. Zhou Yan must concede, that visage has left countless women sleepless.

Regrettably,

he's loyal.

Up to now,

zero scandals have surfaced, despite frequent mingling in elite circles, no whispers at all about Tang Qing linking with any starlet.

Not a single one.

Truthfully,

respect.

With such vast fortune,

staying so composed proves truly challenging, as the saying goes, after tasting the vast sea, lesser views fade, yet Tang Qing has gone beyond to near-imperviousness.

Hard to fathom.

Fine,

reaching that pinnacle defies ordinary logic anyway.

"Feeling fortunate today." Zhou Yan grinned.

Similar to Tang Qing,

Tang Kai seldom shows in the spotlight, keeping a modest life yet making bold moves. Estimates place his assets second in Huaxia.

In essence,

absent Tang Qing,

The Tang Family,

would claim the top spot in mainland Huaxia riches, at minimum on public records, those concealed ones Zhou Yan ignored, uninterested in digging.

After all,

that's hypothetical.

In truth, Tang Qing's fortune exceeding 400 billion USD eclipses any secret Huaxia magnate, beyond question.

"Xiao Yan, what's happening? Spotting some stunners?"

"Haha!"

"Definitely eyeing those endless legs, we're bundled in coats against the cold, but there they're strutting in shorts, Delin Province is paradise, ideal for escaping winter."

"Totally agree."

"Haha, I'm lounging under the sun on the shore right now."

"..."

The live stream caught Zhou Yan's strange look too, comments racing across the screen.

To that,

Zhou Yan recovered and let out a laugh.

"Nothing much, just noticed a pretty face and stared a bit longer." He skipped mentioning Tang Kai, pointless to, announcing it might ensnare him with viewer demands.

Should they urge him to approach and chat,

Ha!

Wiser to avoid that thrill, from Tang Kai's viewpoint, he wouldn't want uninvited filming, particularly if accompanied by companions.

Were it him,

he'd likely shoo them off.

Therefore,

feigning ignorance works best. He's no tabloid hunter or reckless streamer chasing buzz, let destiny decide, and right then the train lurched into motion.

Silent.

Still,

subtle jolts occurred now and then, faint unless sensed up close, typical when crossing track joints, barely noticeable.

"Now,

The train has started."

"It’s very steady."

"The acceleration is fast too," Zhou Yan murmured, the guy next to him a young fellow, intrigued by the broadcast, slowly turning into an impromptu guest.

Just then,

a little trolley rolled by.

Water.

Beverages.

Self-serve, complimentary, another perk of the Thai-Myanmar Railway.