[Period setting + reborn + comeback + passionate + business warfare]
Chip scientist Lin Zhenyu wakes up one morning in 1984 as a street-corner loafer.
His home is bare, he’s been unemployed for six months, and even his five-year-old niece is more sensible than he is.
A neighbor’s radio breaks, and they have to wait a month to get it repaired.
He borrows a soldering iron and fixes it in ten minutes. It sounds even better than it did from the factory.
Word spreads, and everyone on the street comes to him to fix their appliances.
But no one knows that the young man repairing radios has a chip empire in his head.
From fixing radios to building telephone exchanges, from designing chips to taking on international giants head-on...
When foreigners say, “China can’t make chips,” he brings out his own design, steady as a rock.
A reporter asks him, “What makes you so sure?”
He smiles. “Because I know they’ll try to cut us off at the source.”
Forty years ago, he fixed a radio in a shantytown.
Forty years later, he hands the soldering iron to the next generation:
“Some things are harder to make than chips.”
Good, very good. A rare good book. There is no bullshit, only hard work. The technical aspects are explained realistically and thoroughly. It can be seen that the author really knows his stuff. Come on.
He is a professional writer and I like it very much
Although I can't understand it with professional knowledge, it's very beautiful.
The author must have worked in this field before, otherwise he would not be able to write in such detail.
There are real operating principles. The author must have been a practitioner in this field.
I don't understand many technical parameters, but I like these kind of inspirational stories.
Not bad, there are details