
Reborn, Then I Became a Great Scientist
重生,然后成为大科学家
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- Qing & Republican Era
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It's amazing. I remember the last time I saw the protagonist traveling through the Republic of China and becoming a scientist. It was a long time ago. I don't know if that book was warned at the time or something, but it was completely unfinished. Then came the rise of literary giants in the Republic of China. I haven't seen novels about Qing history and the Republic of China for a long time. I heard that they were not allowed to write them. I don't know when they were unblocked. In addition to the requirements for writing skills, writing a protagonist to become a scientist obviously requires a threshold, and it is even more difficult to have certain requirements for comprehensive knowledge of mathematics and physics
Let me talk about two poisonous points; First, I wrote novels in the early stage, or Jin Yong's martial arts novels. It's simply not that you can't write novels. You can't write a science fiction novel, which is also in line with your identity and knowledge. 2: It's funny that you won't go to the United States because of the American Chinese Exclusion Act. You look down on the United States. The most harmful thing to China in modern history is the United Kingdom. So why are you going to study in the United Kingdom? It's a slap in the face. Moreover, when you say this, where do you put those ancestors who went to study in the United States? The protagonist still wants to stay in Europe. To be honest, it's the next best thing. You are a scholar. Since you don't want to help the United States build atomic bombs, you can train talents for New China in the United States. Europe is the main battlefield, and even neutral countries will still not be stable. Otherwise, why did a large number of scholars flee to the United States? Only the United States could stabilize the domestic situation during World War II. With the prestige of the protagonist, it may be possible to use the power of the United States to cultivate talents for the country, as long as he escapes from the United States before the founding of New China.
Is there a book that is not intellectually stimulating? The male protagonist of the book next door is already a world-class scientist, and his thesis has caused controversy between the old and new factions. He has also been to Europe for academic visits, and he is still licking the predecessor of Peking University. He has to take exams to study as an undergraduate. I never knew that Peking University was so awesome at that time? Is it the center of the world of theoretical physics? . It was originally well written, but it poisoned me to death!
In fact, I don't want to watch a movie where the main character's background is planted with flowers. After setting it up, it is almost inevitable that people will talk about z, zz, and there is a high probability that readers and authors will want to talk about other things. It is really not good for people like me who only want to read the history of science. Of course, if the author's main line settings are like this, there's nothing you can do about it.
There is really no need for the protagonist to recruit people with questionable political stances to seek refuge abroad, and there is no need for those with poor personal ethics and poor academic skills. Also, the protagonist is trying to make an atomic bomb in the early stage and either defect to the Soviet Union or the United States. He doesn't really want to do it in Sweden, right? Neutrality is a joke for mustaches. When the time comes, the Nazis will land directly and knock on the protagonist's door (surrounding the school) 🙂
[Keywords] History, IQ online, detailed information [Plot line] "Mr. Einstein, do you think time travel back to the past or to the future exists?" Chen Muwu, who traveled back to 1923, raised this question to the legendary boss at a discussion meeting in the lecture hall of the Youth League Training Department of the Publicity Bureau. Just when everyone else thought it was just grandstanding and embarrassing China, Chen Muwu came up with a solution that seemed to really have the possibility of going back to the past! He is that possibility! [Brief Review] The highlight of this book is that the information is serious and solid, and the writing on physics is very professional. Reading requires a certain threshold. It revolves around the history of science, especially modern physics, and book friends who are interested in this aspect can take a look.
Nuclear physicist, going abroad to compete in the Olympics? Did I think of Western countries too badly, or did the author think of them too well?
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When your book contains a relatively large amount of space describing literature and politics, it is not far from stopping the book. If possible, write about the current political situation in the Mainland as little as possible. Just write about daily life, and even novels are optional.
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