Brunas, the school within the number one factory of Great Tang Group, had its classrooms fitted with new bulbs, and the lighting here had never been better.
All the students looked up, watching their teacher, or rather the principal, as he stood on the podium and eloquently expounded on novel ideas, "Future wars will be contests of comprehensive national power, and are not limited to the slaughter and competition on the battlefield! Finding ways to make your own country stronger is something you all should strive to do."
They had never heard such claims before, because for a long time in the past, renowned generals and formidable armies had been the guarantees of a country's victory.
In those times, wars depended on a general's command talent, as well as the training and courage of a group of soldiers.
