When the first ray of sunshine in the morning illuminated the old continent again, the smoke of the world war finally dissipated, and the nightmare that had been lingering in people's hearts for more than ten years gradually faded away. Life remains the same, but the maps sold at street stalls have long since changed. The bustling crowds at the train station and the loudly shouting newspaper boys all subconsciously acquiesced to this fact: those powerful opponents and arrogant empires in the past have long since fallen apart. Britain, France, Italy, and Germany were in pieces. The United States and the Second German Federal Empire were all plunged into long-term economic stagnation due to widespread inflation. Among them, only one country and one family had remained standing for thousands of years. The fertile farmland of Ukraine connected to the economic circle continuously transported grain to Vienna, the heart of the empire; the stock exchange in Budapest was crowded with people, and the quoters loudly read out their future expectations for this magnificent new empire; the factory machines in Prague were humming, and the large-scale application of cybernetics - the hybrid technology of controlling high-power steam power by weak current communication feedback was initially effective. The output of the factory was qualitatively improved, and the goods were sold to all parts of the world through the docks. This sunshine is so bright, just like the sunshine that has shone on the empire's territory for thousands of years. I wonder if the Habsburg dynasty can survive forever this time?
Purpose: Use different angles and visuals to depict all living beings under the economy of the Austro-Hungarian Empire