
Reborn in 1984: Developing the Han Card
重生1984:从开发汉卡开始
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The country will allow the emergence of a super-large consortium that monopolizes all walks of life, even more completely than the Korean and Japanese consortiums.
It's so big, it's probably time to pick peaches
Large companies headquartered in Kyoto basically cannot escape the second generation.
To sum up, I have finished reading 140 chapters so far. This book is a mindless and enjoyable book. It uses the mind to read all kinds of irrationalities. It is a little fun to read without the mind, and it satisfies a Chinese dream. I don't know why the content written by the author sounds like someone is slapping you from behind. He could have looked up more information and written more detailed and reasonable things, but he chose to develop in the studio. If the characterization, overall logic, industrial layout, and business development can be rewritten to be more reasonable, and written with the overall view of China's rise, it should be a classic.
Personally, I suggest that during this period, we should focus on infrastructure construction and vigorously develop the transportation industry and education. No matter how great your economic development is, your transportation can't keep up, you can't recruit people domestically, and the basic materials produced by your factory can't be shipped in time. You can refer to the Spring Festival travel history of why China began to vigorously build railways. Building buildings at this time is of little significance to a strong country. The construction of road transportation will be more meaningful to ordinary people, and it will also be more touching to the protagonist's role in China's rise.
High-tech in the 80s and 90s
If you know something about computers, you will be reborn early. Various protocols such as World Wide Web Protocol, File Transfer Protocol, IP, routing, etc. Can be developed in advance. Various interpreted, compiled, front-end, back-end, and hypertext languages can be developed in advance to establish an ecosystem. There will be no language barriers in the future, and the difficulty of talent training will be greatly reduced. These things are no less important than operating systems, industrial software, and chip manufacturing. The difficulty is indeed lower because there are fewer restrictions. The operating system relies on hardware, and industrial software relies on basic science and industry parameters, not to mention hardware such as chips. Although these protocols may also rely on them, they should be easier to solve than the system. The hardware involved is relatively small, and the programming language can be completely encapsulated on top of the bottom layer to create its own ecology. The protagonist can provide direction in advance, invest in research, and invest in talent training. With the first generation, subsequent development will be faster.
Will you write about the research on lithography machines later? It seems that the authors who wrote this have all jumped on it 🙂 For example, there is no problem in writing about communication software or e-commerce. This is because it already exists in China, so there are successful examples of the protagonists. When writing about things that do not exist in the first place, it is easy to write a lot of mindless operations It is recommended that you don't write about research on lithography machines. At most, write about designs like Huawei Kirin Company. Chip companies leave manufacturing to others. If they write lithography machines, then in the novel, the protagonist may have a lot of companies behind the lens, light source, materials, PCB, etc., And then collapse In fact, I think this is suitable for the protagonist to be reborn as the chief of a medium-sized or above country (such as the chief of the Middle East), and then assign tasks to the whole country. The protagonist of this book is an ordinary person, and he really can't do it.
It is best for many technical protagonists not to think about being alone. No company is too big to reach. Your company alone cannot drive the development of a country with more than a billion people. You can share the sinking technology and collect patent fees. You can give Guo Jia advice, as long as high-precision technology is rigorously exported abroad. When the time comes, domestic enterprises will flourish, which can drive the national economy and residents' income, and also create a large number of jobs. Who will touch you then? Because you have already divided the cake, you just need to take the lead in developing cutting-edge technology. A company as big as yours is still afraid that others will knock you down? Can't compete with others? Remember, what we Guo Jia have always promoted is a people's society, not a capital society. I hope that when the author writes the book, the pattern will be enlarged.
Pig's feet turned out to be aimed at high technology. Then I suggest the author that pig's feet should set up a waste recycling and collection station, and it is best to research machines that turn waste into treasure. Once high technology is developed, there will be e-waste, accessories waste, discarded ores and other rare metals everywhere. If we don't get this done in advance, the pig's feet will definitely be stuck with materials in the future. But this company cannot have a direct relationship with pig's feet. I hope White Glove and even companies like this can do more hidden things