However, education has become increasingly unsustainable.
The number of young people is increasing, and there are more and more children. The transmission of knowledge and experience is becoming more and more difficult.
During this period, in the fifth five-year plan, a new strategy was put on the agenda.
Led by brain machines, "immersive education" was activated to maximize the efficiency of education and reduce the pressure on knowledge transmission.
This strategy evidently worked, but the side effects were also quite obvious.
Many people experienced mental issues, but since these problems were relatively mild, the decision-makers at the base could only view them as a necessary cost.
Unfortunately, even so, the downward trend was not reversed.
In the thirtieth year of the Imperial Capital Base, the base's population declined for the first time.
The base, with nearly 6,000 people, lost 500 people within a year.
The situation had become urgent.
