In the early 1960s, the Soviet Union tore up its aid agreement with China, withdrew experts and stopped technical support. Domestic scientific research was in trouble.
The heroine's field (such as semiconductors and military industry) urgently needs to break through the Western technology blockade, and the country calls on overseas students to return home to support construction. The male protagonist, captain of the military region's special operations team, retired from the front line due to injury and was responsible for counterintelligence work. Cold-faced and taciturn, he was marginalized due to political censorship and was ordered to protect returned science.
Reader comments
Very well written. It's easy to be drawn into it, and it has a sense of reality from that era.
It is different from other Tomato books. It is written in the style of a scientific research article that I have read in Jin Moujiang before. The plot is quite "hard" and realistic. It doesn't have the excitement and sci-fi feel of Internet articles, but it is very interesting.
Very well written. It's easy to be drawn into it, and it has a sense of reality from that era.
It is different from other Tomato books. It is written in the style of a scientific research article that I have read in Jin Moujiang before. The plot is quite "hard" and realistic. It doesn't have the excitement and sci-fi feel of Internet articles, but it is very interesting.