In the late autumn of 1987, retired soldier Lu Qiming turned to start a business on the banks of the Shenzhen River. He and translator Su Xiaoyun founded "Qihang Communications" in a 37-square-meter warehouse. Faced with overseas technology monopoly, they started as agents, risked everything to invest in research and development, and integrated marriage and business.
They used "rural areas to surround cities" to light up the first domestic digital switch in remote counties; they found evidence from Soviet journals during the patent siege and counterattack; from the night of miscarriage to the international court, they went hand in hand for thirty years. From Signaling No. 7 To 5G standards, they have achieved a leap from technological catch-up to rule formulation.
When the gray-haired two returned to the starting point and watched the young engineers discuss the future of 6G, Lu Qiming said to Su Xiaoyun: "What I am most proud of in this life is that we have turned 'Made in China' into 'Created in China.'" This is the entrepreneurial epic of a person who goes against the trend, and is also a spiritual illustration of a generation of people who serve the country with technology and never change their original aspirations.
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This is not an ordinary business war novel, but a spiritual epic of a generation of communicators. It uses the magnificent scroll of reform and opening up as the background, and takes the birth, struggle and rise of a private technology company as the main line. It weaves personal destiny, corporate ups and downs, industrial changes and national processes into a magnificent narrative that has both technical hardness and humanistic warmth.
This is not an ordinary business war novel, but a spiritual epic of a generation of communicators. It uses the magnificent scroll of reform and opening up as the background, and takes the birth, struggle and rise of a private technology company as the main line. It weaves personal destiny, corporate ups and downs, industrial changes and national processes into a magnificent narrative that has both technical hardness and humanistic warmth.