I'm Goudan, the nation's prime minister.
A year ago, our neighboring country had gained significant fame and reputation through a successful rocket launch.
It became a supernation overnight.
Rocket? Commendable.
A reinforced steel cylinder costs up to a few hundred million.
It stood erect on the ground, its goal the faraway sky.
The reporters were narrating the scene of the rocket shooting up live on national television.
No accident, no explosion, no deviation.
Televisions recycled the rocket launch scene and published it in newspapers.
Then came the long-lasting boasts.
Practically all countries started turning rocket launch into a trend.
Be it wealthy or developing countries, all believed that a successful launch would symbolize their nation's brimming financial and physical resources.
They also believed that it signified that a country had foresight.
This matter became a knot in my heart.
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