Time moved forward to January 10, 1908, when the National Day celebrations of Australasia officially kicked off.
Since the establishment of the kingdom, the National Day festivities in Australasia had become more grand.
Although military parades were not held every year, the necessary celebrations were abundant, and a large number of common people would gather to commemorate the birth of the country at this time.
Thanks to Arthur's multiple propaganda efforts, the patriotism among the people of Australasia was strong, and they valued National Day and the festivities. Many people from across Australasia could often be seen at these celebrations.
In a sense, this also promoted Australasia's GDP, as people's income gradually increased, leading to an explosive growth in living standards.
Although it was not as wealthy as the United States in the eyes of Europeans, Australasia was no longer a poor place, and people's disposable income continued to rise.
