On April 2, Zhejiang Propaganda published an article titled "Even 'Not a Single Cent' Counts as Support," with the full text as follows: Zhang Xue has gained significant attention, and his statement "not a single cent" has sparked widespread discussion. Recently, when asked about the support he received from Chongqing in terms of policies, industrial chains, and talent during his entrepreneurial venture in the city, Zhang Xue responded, "not a single cent." This remark, taken out of context, quickly went viral. Some netizens and self-media outlets hastily concluded that the local business environment was unfavorable or that the authorities failed to recognize his potential based solely on this statement. Many people empathize deeply with struggling startups and understand that funding shortages are the most pressing challenge in the early stages of a business. As a result, they often equate "government support" with "financial assistance," assuming that no monetary aid means no support at all. While this perspective is understandable, it is ultimately a misconception—does "not a single cent" truly indicate a lack of support? On the afternoon of March 30, at Zhang Xue's motorcycle factory in Chongqing's Liangjiang New Area, the founder addressed dozens of media outlets. Image source: "Chongqing Today" WeChat public account. Another image source: Visual China Group. On March 28, Beijing time, during the first round of the SSP category at the World Superbike Championship (WSBK) Portuguese Grand Prix, a French rider, driving Zhang Xue's 820RR-RS motorcycle, won the race with a nearly four-second lead over the second-place finisher. Image source: "Xinwen Lianbo" WeChat public account. In the workshop of Jinhua Jingyan Electromechanical Co., Ltd. located in Jinhua City, automated production lines are manufacturing air pumps. Image source: Xinhua News Agency.