Chen Mo's file says: Master's degree in electrical engineering from MIT, fluent in English, German, and Russian.
The truth: The languages are real, but the degree is fake. He spent four years writing papers for other people and ended up with a diploma.
On the ship bringing him home, twenty-four scholars discuss the laboratories they plan to build after returning. He doesn't dare join in, quietly memorizing every technical term they mention.
When it comes time for job assignments, he writes “translator,” explaining: “I'm better at explaining other people's expertise to Chinese readers.”
His real turning point comes on a rainy night in 1956. He repairs a broken radio captured from the enemy, but what comes through his headphones isn't Moscow or the Voice of America.
“Hello, listeners. Welcome to Voice of Science and Technology. Today is March 12, 1985.”
The signal comes through for only eight minutes a day. If he doesn't understand it, he'll miss it forever. If he doesn't remember it, it's gone for good.
From then on, a “translator who knows nothing about technology” begins submitting one document after another of unknown origin to the research institutes.
Everyone assumes he has contacts overseas.
The security office watches him for three years, then reaches its conclusion: This man is innocent. His only suspicious trait is that he knows too much, too soon.
After reading too many cool articles, there are already some cool articles that are incomprehensible, unsystematic, and without cheats. I started thinking about space cheating, and the golden finger played an irreplaceable role. This book starts with depression, being suspected and being watched. You can listen to an 8-minute radio clip from 1985 and deduce what happened that year. Through contacts with Soviet experts, the process was gradually improved, and the hidden clues in the institute were constantly deduced. The plot progresses layer by layer, which really attracted me. Come on, update soon.
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This is well written, because at least it is a story that we can watch in a real sense. It is also a very meaningful existence, but one thing you have to remember is that, try not to repeat the same battle plot in the same paragraph, and add evolution to your story. Human attitudes, human patterns, your entire story must flow. In this state and later, it is normal to be dubious.
Good idea. In fact, it is better to sell your ideas to the masters. It would be better to write about Fengjuanhongqi.
Flying birds flying birds, haha
The reason the rating is so low is because people who read this novel can't understand the twists and turns. If you understand it, it is a good book.
It's great to see. It's not easy for China to develop from a poor, weak and poor country to where we are today.
The description is too detailed and may be a bit verbose, but it is different from the articles I have read before.
Yes, the writing is good and the subject matter makes people want to read more.
Very well written. My own abilities are limited, and it makes my brain hurt 😫