What does the mysterious green light coming from Bill Gates’ house mean?

The origin of light is a trend on social networks, where users wonder what this lamp is about, which evokes the aurora borealis, the play of light that originates from the collision of solar dust with the Earth’s geomagnetic field.

In The Great Gatsby, Francis Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel, says: “Somewhere, between that vast darkness and the dizzying city, there was a green light that continued to shine through the night, like a promise.”

“He looked at her hopefully, longing to get closer to her and discover what wonders lie beyond my reach. It was a light that symbolized the illusion of the American dream.”

Gatsby, the character of the novel, he dreamed of getting his beloved Daisy back. And that green light meant hope.

Other people subtract the romantic factor and think that light does not have a literary origin, but is simply part of some experiment or project of the billionaire, related to renewable energy or environment.

Bill Gates met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing this week during a visit to support China’s efforts in medical research.

The meeting, announced by Chinese state television, is highly unusual for an American businessman. In recent years, only a few have been individually greeted by Xi, including Apple boss Tim Cook and Amazon boss Jeff Bezos.

“You are the first American friend I’ve met this year.” “We have always pinned our hopes on the American people and hope that the friendship between the two peoples will continue,” Xi Jinping was quoted as saying by Chinese state media.

The tycoon and philanthropist arrived in China, explaining that he had come to meet with partners on health and development issues. His foundation announced Thursday that he would donate $50 million to support Chinese efforts to fight diseases such as malaria and tuberculosis.

These illnesses “They disproportionately affect the poorest countries on the planet,” the foundation stressed.

“China has made great progress in reducing poverty and improving health in the country,” Gates said in a speech at the GHDDI on Thursday.

“I hope that China can play an even bigger role in meeting the current challenges, particularly those faced by African countries,” he added.

When she was in China in 2019, she met with First Lady Peng Liyuan to discuss her foundation’s work on AIDS prevention.

On a previous trip, in 2018, he had posed in Beijing next to a container full of excrement to draw attention to the lack of toilets in developing countries.