Huang Gang, did you see the news? The 'Mazu' early warning system has now been rolled out in 35 countries. That's amazing.

Of course I saw it. This system can predict typhoons, floods, and other disasters three hours in advance. It's a true example of technology saving lives.

What impressed me most was during the floods in Pakistan—the system issued an early warning and saved more than 70,000 people. Using AI for this kind of application is much more meaningful than any marketing algorithm.

Yes, and the system can be customized for different countries. For example, in the mountains of Nepal, it uses local dialect voice broadcasts so even the elderly can understand. These details show true human care.

They've even contributed to standards—now the ISO international early warning standard includes 'multilingual accessibility.' That's really a kind of 'soft power' for Chinese technology.

Exactly. From the Mazu temple in Fujian to a global disaster prevention network, the name is perfect—Mazu stands for protection, which matches the system's mission.

In the past, when people said 'Made in China,' they thought of products. Now, when they talk about the 'China solution,' it means responsibility and wisdom.

In the end, technology is meant to serve people. The 'Mazu' system uses AI to build a life-saving defense—that's what it truly means to put people first.