Reborn in 1984: Developing the Han Card
重生1984：从开发汉卡开始
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 1y ago
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The state will allow the emergence of a super conglomerate that monopolizes all industries, even more thoroughly than the conglomerates in South Korea and Japan.
It's gotten this big; it's time to harvest the peaches!
Large corporations headquartered in Kyoto almost always end up with a second generation.
In summary, having finished all 140 chapters, this book is essentially a mindless, feel-good novel. Reading it with your brain engaged reveals numerous illogical points, while reading it without thinking is somewhat enjoyable, fulfilling a Chinese dream.
My personal suggestion is that during this period, the focus should be on infrastructure construction, with a strong emphasis on developing the transportation and education sectors. No matter how strong your economy becomes, if transportation can't keep up, you won't be able to recruit enough workers domestically, and your factories won't be able to transport basic materials in time.
High technology in the 1980s and 1990s
Those with computer knowledge can be reborn early. Protocols like the World Wide Web protocol, file transfer protocols, IP, and routing can all be developed in advance. Various interpreted, compiled, front-end, back-end, and hypertext languages can be researched and developed ahead of time to establish an ecosystem.
Will there be any writing about lithography machines later on? It seems like all the authors who wrote about this failed. 🙂 For example, writing code for communication software or e-commerce is fine because these already exist in China, so there are successful examples of developers creating such software.
Many key technology companies shouldn't always try to monopolize everything. No company is too big to be successful. You can't drive the development of a country with over a billion people on your own. You can share your advanced technologies and collect patent fees. We can offer suggestions to the government: high-precision technology should be exported overseas.
The protagonist is actually aiming for high technology. So, I suggest the author that the protagonist should set up a scrap metal recycling station, and ideally, research machines that turn waste into treasure. Once high technology is developed, there will be electronic waste, scrap parts, and rare metals like discarded ores everywhere.