Angle 45/800) When I was in school, I used to wonder why we had to learn English instead of foreigners learning Chinese. If only Emperor Qin Shi Huang had unified the entire world when he unified the six states. Later, when I grew up and was playing with other projects during the last bull market, I studied whitepapers. Reading them in English was exhausting, so I used Google Translate to convert them into Chinese. At the time, many DeFi and algorithmic stablecoin projects had lots of formulas, descriptions, and rules. When these were translated into Chinese, it was very easy for misunderstandings to arise. That’s when I realized why English has become the most universal language in the world—it’s simple and unambiguous. The same content, if printed as a book, would make the English version about 1.2 to 1.5 times thicker than the Chinese version. I don’t know which is better, Chinese or English, but I believe there are many other excellent languages in the world that deserve to be understood and learned by more people. Meme coins are a great entry point for this. Ever since I discovered in the crypto world that Dragon 2 might surpass Dragon 1, I’ve felt that anything is possible. Only through spreading and applying a language can we truly know if it’s good or not. Binance Life, Customer Service Xiao He, Cultivation, Hakimi—they’re all the best at spreading the word.