"Admit it, we have indeed fallen behind China in the aerospace field."

"Whether it is the European Union, Tsarist Russia, or other countries in Southeast Asia, they all see it more clearly than we do. Only we are still addicted to the glory of the past."

"For us now, cooperation with China in the space field is the best choice."

"Including their biosphere project, it will be officially launched in the last month. If we want to join in before then, we...have to take action as soon as possible."

There was silence in the conference room.

Director Bill Nelson of NASA opened his mouth, but stopped talking.

Perhaps it is the best choice to give up competition, restore relations and start cooperation, but for him, this decision is a bit too cruel.

If we really want to restore cooperative relations with China in the space field, then someone at NASA must stand up and take the blame.

After all, someone has to take care of it all, right?

No one is more suitable than him as the director of NASA, and perhaps his deputy Gersten Maier may be far more suitable than him to take over this 'mess'.

After all, he has always advocated the need to unite the forces of all countries in the era of space exploration.

After a long silence, Mr. T, who was sitting at the head of the table, finally sighed and spoke feebly.

"So be it. Although aerospace is our glory, it is obvious that survival is more important now."

"Director Bill, the rest of the work will be left to you."

"I need you to complete a plan as soon as possible to repair our relationship with China in the aerospace field. At least, we need to participate in the subsequent lunar biosphere project and Mars development."
Chapter completed!