From Small Town Academic to Chief Scientist

Well, I do feel that this book is quite good, the writing is okay, and the contradictions are quite sharp. The most important thing is: I feel that the content is quite hardcore. I can't understand it, but it is very shocking! Actually! I think the opening of Gold Finger is okay, not too big, and it instills scientific and technological knowledge in one go, mainly relying on your own efforts to obtain the knowledge you want. This is very good. For most of the other books, I just brushed it off, which I felt was a bad and empty feeling. Looking forward to updates! Come on (๑>؂<๑)

The universe is vast, the particles are microscopic, the speed of rockets, the ingenuity of chemical engineering, the changes in the earth, the mysteries of living things, and the complexity of daily necessities. Mathematics is used everywhere. Mathematics and aerospace, mathematics and national defense security, mathematics and biomedicine; mathematics and information technology, mathematics and energy, mathematics and ocean; Mathematics and artificial intelligence, mathematics and advanced manufacturing, Mathematics and the sea of stars! "If the 19th century was the century of mathematics in the West, and the 20th century was the century of mathematics in China, then the 21st century must be our century of mathematics. We can firmly tell the world that we are back. "Technology changes the world, and mathematics changes technology. " "The competition between countries is not so much a competition of scientific and technological strength, but rather a competition of mathematical talents. In today's world, we will definitely be a super power in mathematics and a super power in science and technology!" This is a story from a controversial, tormented, and experienced rural subject-matter to a chief academician.