The entire Milky Way seemed to be spinning and flowing in the sky, filling Tao Le's entire field of vision, and he didn't know where he was.
There was silence all around, the arms behind him were warm and comfortable, and time seemed to have stopped at this moment.
I don't know how long it took before Tao Le raised his head and looked at Ximu's eyebrows. At the same time, the other party also leaned over to look at her.
There was no majesty in his eyes that looked down on the world, and they were full of tenderness.
Tao Le sighed inwardly.
"Ximu." She said softly: "Are there other lives in this starry sky?"
"Since blue stars can give birth to life, then the same can be said for other galaxies." Simu replied.
"I sometimes wonder, if there are indeed alien life, what kind of attitude will they have towards us - will they be friendly or something else?"
Simu has experienced many such cases and heard of even more.
Because of this, he couldn't answer directly.
After a slight pause, Ximu said in a deep voice: "Lele. In Blue Star, people are different. Some people are kind in nature, some are cold and selfish, and some like to get something for nothing and take advantage of others."
"By analogy, if the background is enlarged into the stars, it is probably the same."
"Some civilizations are kind, hospitable, and helpful, and some are ruthless, cruel, and warlike. We cannot generalize."
In my heart, I applauded His Highness's words.
There is no one else who puts the jungle law of the jungle on the differences between civilized individuals and paints it so exquisitely and beautifully.
Tao Le was thinking about something else.
Simu, if you had not died in your previous life, what would the encounter between our two civilizations be like?
She thought this way and then asked:
"If one day in the future, our blue star goes out of the solar system and discovers alien life. If they do not pose any threat to us, how should we treat them?"
At this point, she added: "Suppose you were the supreme commander of Blue Star, what kind of decision would you make?"
Ximu chuckled and pulled Tao Le to stand up.
"Then it depends on whether the planet where the civilization is located has the resources we need."
“The relationship between countries, between planets, and between civilizations, in the final analysis, depends on interests.”
"If Blue Star wants to develop, it needs a lot of resources. The same goes for other civilizations. In this context, there are only positions, and there is no right or wrong."
Although he didn't say it directly, he made his position clear.
Tao Le frowned slightly, but there was a feeling in his heart that this was indeed the case.
"Why can't we cooperate?" She wanted to try harder.
"It all depends on how much it costs and whether it's worth it." Simu said confidently: "If the two sides have equal strength, then this method can indeed be used to exchange what is needed."
"But what if there is a big difference in strength?" Tao Le raised his head and looked at her seriously, the corners of his eyes were already slightly red.
Seeing Tao Le like this, Ximu didn't know what was going on. He immediately forgot the obvious answer and said something else:
"In that case, we can try our best to provide various technologies and try our best to help each other. When they grow to a certain level, they will naturally become our natural allies and advance and retreat together."
Upon hearing this answer, Tao Le's heart, which had always been hanging, suddenly dropped.
A smile appeared on her face again, holding Simu tightly with one hand.
so good. It turns out that the Mio civilization itself is not cruel and bloodthirsty. Everything that happened in the previous life was just for the sake of revenge for Xi Mu.
Although the method of revenge is still too cruel, considering that the other party is an imperial country and Simu is the beloved First Crown Prince, even if it is excessive, it can still be justified.
So now, maybe she can really let go of her past and spend a happy time with Simu.
This time is of course limited. She knew it from the beginning, but in the end she couldn't resist.
Compared with eternity, life is short, especially love.
So...well.
Simu didn't want to let go of the woman in his arms. His face was bright and clear, but he was lost in thought.
He lowered his head, hugged her into his arms again, and kissed her in the starry sky.
Early the next morning, the medical staff who assisted in the construction of the Saskatchewan Emergency Center gathered together and met with the leaders of Saskatchewan Central Hospital.
On behalf of the hospital, Director Han Tai expressed a warm welcome to everyone, explained the current difficulties and expressed ardent hopes.
"Tibet is a vast province with a sparse population and inconvenient transportation. Local people generally do not come to the hospital for minor illnesses. When they do come, they often become seriously ill."
"The oxygen in the plateau itself is thin, and there are many special common diseases, such as spontaneous cerebral hemorrhage, craniocerebral trauma, infection, etc. Medical development has always been backward, with a lack of talents, lack of medicines and equipment. This is why we, the people, are here. s reason."
"The significance of the group-based aid to Tibet policy is extraordinary. Everyone here knows it very well, so I won't say more here. Everyone should have heard that working here means that your eyes go to heaven, your body goes to hell, and your spirit Go back to your hometown.”
"Here, altitude sickness will not weaken just because it has been here for a long time. On the contrary, it may cause irreversible physical damage to everyone."
When he said this, he looked at the aid-Tibet cadres below. These people are in much better shape than when they first entered Tibet.
Taking himself as an example, he lay in bed for two whole days, and then he endured a headache, panic, and went to work completely unable to sleep.
Even now, his overall condition has not improved much. He often has to take oxygen while studying work.
Not only him, but most of the medical staff assisting Tibet in the hospital were the same. Everyone gritted their teeth and did not dare to relax for a moment.
Thinking about it, these people in front of me are the same. They are calm and calm on the surface, but they endure alone in secret.
Thinking of this, he pointed to the banner hanging in the conference room and read: "There is no fear of hardship if there is hardship, there is no lack of energy if there is lack of oxygen, and the requirements are higher at high altitudes."
"Every one of us has overcome many difficulties to come here, and we also have to overcome various difficulties to complete the tasks assigned by the state with quality and quantity, to establish a high-level emergency center for the city of Saskatchewan, and to supplement the supply of emergency and critical care services. Short board, protect every life in need!”
Han Tai's words reached everyone's hearts on and off the stage.
After the meeting, Gan Yi briefly introduced the overall structure of the emergency center and its main division of labor.
To be honest, this matter had been fully considered when the staff of the four hospitals in Beijing were transferred. Every one of them had a assigned position with a task, except for the people from the Third Hospital of Yun City.
(End of chapter)
