After Time Travel, Rescue Hundreds of Scientific Giants from Hong Kong Island

"Professor, come with me. If you stay here, you are just an academician of the Academia Sinica in Taiwan; if you return to the mainland, you will be the backbone of the Republic." In 1955, I was secretly sent to Hong Kong Island with only one mission: to bring those scientific giants who were stranded abroad without landing. Faced with the pursuit of the CIA, the assassination of the Kuomintang agents, and the various obstructions from the British, I just silently took out the smart terminal of 2026. Qian Xuesen looked at the preliminary blueprint of "Dongfeng-1" I gave him and fell silent. Guo Yonghuai held the conceptual diagram of the hypersonic vehicle I printed, his hands shaking. I opened a live broadcast room with a smile: Family members, are you tired of watching missiles? Please follow me and I will take you to save the next generation of optical masters. At this moment, the Pentagon is crazy and the KGB is confused. They are frantically tracking down this "Oriental Prophet". And I was helping Hua Luogeng board the ship home. Many years later, when the first man-made satellite was launched and two bombs shook the world, the whole world was asking: Where did China come from so many talented people? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.