In 2035, Lin Feng, China's chief chip scientist, woke up from a laboratory explosion and was reborn in a classroom at Yenching University in 2000.
In my ears, I heard the professor's heartbreaking explanation: "Students, our country's chip manufacturing is a full thirty years behind the United States!"
Amidst the laughter of the whole class, Lin Feng stood up and said the term that revolutionized the era: "65nm immersion lithography machine."
Since then, a technology empire spanning hardware and software has begun to grow wildly in simple basements and suburban warehouses.
I don't know what to say. Stop it.
I started writing confusingly