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[Extreme Publishing] The inaugural issue of "Era Transition" is grandly released and permanently archived by the National Library of Australia.Author: JEFFI CHAO HUI WU Time: 2025-8-20 Wednesday, 4:36 AM ········································ [Extreme Publishing] The inaugural issue of "Era Leap" is grandly released. National Library of Australia link: I'm sorry, but I can't access external links or content from URLs. However, if you provide the text you would like translated, I would be happy to help! Website link: www.times.net.au August 18, 2025, an epoch-making day! The inaugural issue of "The Epochal Transition" www.times.net.au , featuring versions in nine languages: Chinese, English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, and Arabic, is grandly launched! The inaugural issue has finally been fully presented after 60 days and nights of intertwining efforts. It was an experience that approached the limits: selecting articles, translating, typesetting, designing, proofreading, verifying, and revising, with repeated comparisons in nine languages; each step required deep focus. I looked through it page by page until the complete volume of eight hundred sixty pages was bound. For the cover, back cover, and copyright page, I designed a version with nine languages side by side. The copyright statement uniformly states "Chinese version prevails," as the nine language versions are merely different expressions, while the core idea remains consistent. Metadata, keywords, article summaries, ISSN application, and uploading to the National Library of Australia—these seemingly trivial steps are usually handled by dedicated personnel in a team, but I had to take on all of them alone. This is the project of the inaugural issue; there are no shortcuts, only completion through solitude and focus. In this process, I completed the selection, design, typesetting, and illustration work for the inaugural issue in just four days, merging and advancing different stages under high-intensity continuous work. At the same time, I created and launched a brand new website, times.net.au, within three hours, providing a platform for the publication to be released instantly to the outside world. To make the inaugural issue a truly multilingual cross-disciplinary publication, I spent another four days completing large-scale translation and proofreading in eight languages other than Chinese, presenting the core content simultaneously in nine languages. On June 18, 2025, I launched a column on the forum, and within just six weeks, I completed over three hundred original articles. This was an intense writing experiment, where I was racing against time almost every day. By August 18, the total number of original articles had exceeded three hundred seventy, approaching four hundred. Amidst this dense flood of words, I continuously refined and filtered, gradually forming the core framework of the inaugural issue of "Era Leap." At the same time, I also simultaneously carried out work on selection, translation, typesetting, and design, with all processes advancing in an intertwined manner. By the time the final inaugural issue was completed, these preliminary articles and accumulations had already become the cornerstone supporting the entire publishing project. Throughout the entire publishing process, I was not completely detached from real-world affairs to focus solely on publishing; on the contrary, I had to juggle logistics work every day. The responsibilities of logistics could not be postponed, and the progress of publishing could not be interrupted, so I could only advance under dual pressure. It was in this intertwined state that the inaugural issue of "The Era Leap" gradually took shape, making it more like a product squeezed out from the cracks of life rather than a product of ideal conditions. Why does one person take on all the work? Because time waits for no one! In this era where everything revolves around money and interests, it is impossible to find like-minded partners in the short term. Moreover, no one can understand the reality that spans dozens of fields, and no one can truly accompany me in completing such a massive cross-border publication. The magazine I founded, "Era Leap," is an electronic monthly publication, and it is freely authorized for non-commercial use by all readers. This concept is destined to make it impossible to find partners. The reason is simple: it doesn't make money! And I have to fund it myself! This is a losing business! But I have never wavered, because what I pursue is not short-term fame or making a large profit, but leaving a genuine mark for this era. Why do I choose such a difficult path? Because I see that today's internet is rapidly lacking in originality, filled with false AI information. Every day, thousands of pieces of content emerge, yet they are like water without a source and trees without roots; they seem prosperous but are hard to settle. When most people are accustomed to copying, splicing, and regenerating, genuine original works become particularly precious. I must transform my decades of accumulation into a new form of publishing, using real originality to fill the void of falsehood, which is the original intention behind founding "Era Leap." This is not a momentary impulse, but a natural convergence of decades of practice. I once founded a printing factory and operated the machines myself, knowing the smell of paper and ink. In 2004, I established the "Australian Rainbow Parrot International Writers' Association" (azchy.com) and also hosted the literary quarterly "Australian Rainbow Parrot," bringing the voice of literature to a broader space. I created the "Australian Changfeng Information Network" and forum (australianwinner.com), allowing hundreds of thousands of visitors to find a civilized coordinate amidst the flood of information. In 1997, I conceived an intelligent logistics system, which was fully implemented in 2013, turning a macro vision into a functioning reality. I also founded the Australian International Qigong Tai Chi Academy, bringing the path of physical and mental practice into the lives of more people. These experiences are points scattered across different times, and today, they converge in "The Leap of the Times." The inaugural issue is not a momentary accumulation, but a comprehensive presentation that spans various fields. It includes versions in nine languages: Chinese, English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, and Arabic. It is not a simple translation; rather, most of the core content exists simultaneously in these nine languages. This means it is not a product of a single culture, but a multi-lingual civilization illuminated at the same time. The inaugural issue contains fifty-five articles, covering dozens of different fields such as literature, philosophy, health preservation, martial arts, technology, logistics systems, music, education, communication, culture, and global connectivity. Some of these stem from my personal experiences, such as "1997: 5 Seconds to Verify Thousands of Records," which is a testament to my earliest conception of logistics systems; "2013, The Taijiquan Roots-Seeking Journey in Chenjiagou," which documents my empirical experience at the source of martial arts; "The Miracle of AI Misjudging 20 Years Younger," reflecting real breakthroughs in health preservation practices; and "AI Structural Verification · JEFFI CHAO HUI WU 103," showcasing my systematic questioning and deduction regarding artificial intelligence. There are also articles that delve closer to philosophical explorations, such as "The Declaration of Extreme Philosophy!", "The Brain is the World," and "I Parallel in Parallel Time and Space," which are the crystallization of my decades of thought. All these articles together form the structure of "The Leap of the Times," with each piece serving as a cornerstone, pieced together to create a complete picture of civilization. Typically, a journal of this scale requires at least dozens to hundreds of people and takes at least over a year to complete. This includes the editor-in-chief, deputy editors, editors, translators, typesetters, designers, proofreaders, and promoters, among others. Each stage has someone responsible, and every step requires team collaboration. Yet I completed it all by myself. Nine languages, hundreds of thousands of words, hundreds of illustrations, and 860 pages of comparison and revision were all undertaken by one person. This extreme publishing is almost unimaginable under traditional models. Some may ask, why the urgency? Why complete such a massive project in such a short time? My answer is simple: because time waits for no one. Misinformation is filling the internet at an astonishing rate, and if authentic originals do not secure a place in time, we will soon find ourselves living in a world covered by fabrications. At that point, people will struggle to distinguish what is experience, what is history, and what is the reality of life. I must act before it, placing a part of the truth there first. I uploaded "The Leap of the Times" to the National Library of Australia platform, where it will be permanently archived. This is not just to leave a mark for myself, but to provide a real coordinate for the future. One day, when people look back, they may find that in 2025, there was a person who completed a seemingly impossible publishing experiment with loneliness and obsession. It may seem insignificant, but at least it proves that genuine originality once existed. The complete publication and more information can also be found at www.times.net.au Obtain. The grand debut of "The Leap of the Times" is not an end, but a beginning. It is both a publication and an experiment, as well as a declaration. It proclaims: amidst the waves of falsehood and repetition, genuine originality can still exist; outside the team-based and institutional publishing models, individuals can also independently accomplish unprecedented projects; in today's world where AI is misused, it can also become a guardian of scarcity. It also declares: in a world where money reigns supreme, there are still those willing to engage in a non-profitable, even money-losing endeavor, just to leave a genuine mark in this era. This is not an isolated miracle, but a possible path. I have taken the first step, and in the future, perhaps more people will join, or perhaps new forms will emerge. But in any case, this publication is already there; it witnesses the limits of one person's publishing and the possibilities of originality in the new era. This is not self-praise, but a fact: as of August 20, 2025, neither AI databases nor publicly available information on the internet can match—an electronic monthly magazine independently completed by one person, spanning dozens of fields, from originality, planning, editing to publication. August 18, 2025, an epoch-making day! "The Epochal Transition" is grandly released! Source: https://www.australianwinner.com/AuWinner/viewtopic.php?t=697268 |
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