"中華晨曦航天飛船的研發功，讓全球的目再次聚焦于東方的大地。吳莉娜的那句簡短評論，如今已為網絡上的熱詞，引發了無數討論。網友們紛紛在各大論壇、社上熱議，中華晨曦網的訪問量瞬間飆升，人們都在試圖尋找關于那艘飛船的更多細節。

“這才是真正的航天強國，我們中華晨曦的進步真是令人驚嘆！”有人興地留言。

“是啊，誰能想到，短短六周就能研發出如此先進的飛船，這在全球歷史上都是前所未有的。”另一位網友補充道。

“溫特那小子，這次算是徹底砸了他自己的招牌。中華晨曦用實力證明了一切，他還有什麼可說的？”又有網友諷刺地說。

溫特瞪大了眼睛，看著這些評論，心底的怒火如同火山發。他地握住拳頭，目死死盯著屏幕上的那艘巨大的飛船，心中充滿了不甘和疑問。

“這是怎麼做到的？中華晨曦究竟是憑借著什麼技突破，才能在如此短的時間完如此壯舉？”他一遍遍地問自己。

白宮部，特裏總統和他的顧問們 faces also bore an expression of disbelief and frustration. "President, the third vice-president found something interesting. Last time we failed to capture that young man in the Middle East alliance countries, it was exactly six weeks ago. Could it be that the spaceship comes from him?"

Upon hearing this, everyone present was taken aback, their thoughts wandering in the same direction. President Trill's brow furrowed as he pondered the possibility. But in the end, he shook his head, dismissing the idea.

“A young man? A man without a place in the world? How could he possibly match the strength of a nation? This is too absurd to even contemplate. And that Bai Deng guy, he's been defeated by China so many times. His words are hardly credible.”

With these thoughts, Trill收斂了緒，將這些雜念一一拋諸腦后。他認為，即便中華晨曦的科技發展迅速，但只要有鐵幕工程在，中華晨曦就必定會失敗。

"The Iron Curtain Project will ensure that China is defeated regardless of its advancements. There is no need to worry about such things."

His words were met with relief and nods of agreement from the gathered advisors. Laughter and mocking comments filled the room as they discussed the imminent defeat of China.

But in the live broadcast room, the female anchor, initially surprised by the derisive comments about the United States' spacecraft, asked Professor Wint, "Professor Wint, it seems that the public is quite dissatisfied with the US spacecraft. They think it's too ordinary, not even up to the standards of China's. What do you think about this?"

Wint's face darkened. He wanted to storm off, but he knew he had to keep his cool. He had to bide his time and watch as China made a laughingstock of itself in front of the eyes of the world. With a tone that was heavy with sarcasm, he replied, "I think the ordinary folks have some misconceptions about our nation's spacecraft. But I can't blame them, as most people aren't well-versed in aviation technology."

"However, a spacecraft is not measured by its appearance or its supposed power. The most important aspect is safety. Only when it safely reaches the Moon can we talk about its capabilities. Otherwise, it's all talk and no action."

He glared at Wu Qian, who remained composed and uninterested in his taunts. The anchor continued, "It seems that the Chinese spacecraft is very stable, and with no accidents, it should be a simple matter to land on the Moon."

"Simple? I don't think so," said President Trill with a smirk. The room was filled with tension and anticipation as the cameras cut to the US launch site. The spacecraft took off without any fanfare, just as it had during the previous launch. The audience was not impressed, to say the least."

"Is that it? I thought they were going to show something special," someone commented sarcastically.

"Ever since I saw China's spacecraft, I think the US spacecraft is just average. There's nothing to impress about it," added another.

"Maybe they're just too confident, but blind confidence is quite comical," said someone else.

The anchor, noticing the negative comments, asked Wint, "Professor Wint, it seems that everyone is quite dissatisfied with the US spacecraft. They think it's not even worthy of being compared to China's. What do you think about this?"

Wint gritted his teeth, feeling injustly accused. He wanted to argue, but he knew he couldn't. He had to be patient and wait for the moment when China would make a fool of itself in the eyes of the entire world. "I think the public has misunderstood our nation's technology. We have a duty to educate them, as they are not well-informed about aviation."

He watched Wu Qian with a mix of resentment and admiration, knowing full well that China's spacecraft was about to land on the Moon, and with it, a new chapter in the history of humanity.