[Technology + Patriotism + Breaking Walls]
September 3 military parade, the moment Dongfeng missile pierced the sky
Lin Yan, a researcher at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, clenched his fists - the "heart" of my country's most important national defense weapon actually contained someone else's chip.
With the "stuck" ban, foreign giants cut off equipment and blocked patents. Even precision machine tools in laboratories have become luxury goods.
"It's either full autonomy or nothing!"
The retired academician had been hiding for half his life but then took action. The female head of the military industry broke into the door with the approval document for military-civilian integration. The 25-year-old young engineer dug out loopholes in the algorithm with red eyes...
Lin Yan finally understood: the legacy of the older generation of "doing earth-shattering things and being anonymous celebrities" was never just talk.
Grab the chip from the desperate situation of no supply
Pushing the limits of anti-interference during military exercises
Welding chips from national defense equipment into the civilian industry chain
When the code of "Kunlun Core" flooded the international forum
Lin Yan just wanted to say:
"Science knows no borders, but scientists have a motherland."
