Ticket Price Going to the Moon

The Moon belongs to all of mankind, who represents all of mankind?

In 1967, the Outer Space Treaty was signed. In 1969, Neil Armstrong placed the Star-Spangled flag on the surface of the Moon.

The so-called United Nations resolution was just a piece of paper, just like the United Nations itself. The Moon belonging to all of mankind was also nonsense, it would belong to the people capable of landing there.

On the surface, Jiang Chen was open for investment of Moon resources to investors in other countries. But in reality, he just wanted to tie the international capitals with him to develop the Moon for him.

No matter how much money the investors invest in the Moon, it would be on the basis that they recognize the legitimacy of Lunar City. Any expansion would be within the boundary of Lunar City and not New New York or New Moscow.