Technical Analysis, Seeking to Revitalize China's Science and Technology

When writing this kind of subject, did the author think about rationality and logic? Military industry is a heavy industry. It needs to be developed as a whole system. Otherwise, you can't even make a screw. Do you have a high-precision CNC machining center? Are your materials qualified? Just looking at all the accessories on an airplane, in the 1990s, at least hundreds of companies worth tens of billions of dollars could be opened, and just a welding tool could generate at least tens of billions of dollars in annual income. The materials were qualified, and cutting-edge processing equipment was available. Not to mention the military industry, the automobile industry could easily earn tens of billions of dollars in annual revenue in that era. There are also materials that need to be developed by yourself. If the research and development is successful, you will start a company to make money, right? Otherwise, where would the money come from for research, and then the minerals would have to be controlled, right? Otherwise, those rare minerals will be sold at low prices, and the prices will rise when you want to buy them. The same goes for iron ore, and you will have to start a company. You can't develop the military industry alone, and it will be useless if communications are not good. Communications have developed, and you have done all the technology yourself. The annual turnover is hundreds of billions. When you have figured out these technologies yourself, at first glance, hey, why don't our chips work? I can't keep up with technology, so I have to do this myself, right? Otherwise, they won't sell you high-end chips, lithography machines, and hundreds of upstream and downstream companies. Others can't do it. You have to set up at least hundreds of affiliated companies yourself. After all these are done, then you think, I have everything myself, why not get OEM chips? Then you open a factory and a chip design company. You feel that the chip design software provided by foreign countries is too backward and too expensive. Then you have to design your own chip development software. Then I thought, Damn it, it seems that I can also make computers, and later mobile phones. If I make mobile phones, I will become an Internet company, right? From the perspective of a time traveler, it wouldn't be a problem to open at least a dozen stores, right? A collection of short video takeaways on Weibo, a payment e-commerce portal, Don't write about developing only one industry, the logic doesn't make sense. At that time, no company thought about research and development by itself. It was too wasteful. It was all about technology introduction, and technology introduction did not make much money. There was no money for research and development. In the end, they all chose to only make money and not do research and development. Unless the protagonist handles the entire industry by himself, then the protagonist will become China's super technological overlord. So, how does the author plan to write? Can your mind keep up? Can you control your writing style? If the writing is not good, the logic will be confusing when written.

Can the actor analyze the F16 fighter jet and find out the turbojet engine? I checked and found out that the F16 all uses turbofan engines. I looked at the uses of turbofans and turbojet engines. Turbojet engines consume too much fuel and have poor airborne and maneuverability capabilities. They are only suitable for second-generation high-speed aircraft at high altitudes and high speeds. I looked at the famous third-generation aircraft in the world, and they all use turbofan engines. Hero, the fourth-generation aircraft you plan to build uses a turbojet engine?

The traces of imitation are too obvious, and the golden finger restrictions are serious. Try your best.

I just read a book called Spark, the beginning is pretty much the same.

Generally speaking, those who have seen Starfire will have a hard time accepting it. Is there a reborn person who doesn't know the value of technology? Send whatever you want. The exchange rate in 1990 was definitely 20?

Cut the book, author, I feel like it's not very good.

Your network has been around since 1991!

The author knows too little about the 1990s. If the time setting is 2001, it would actually be more appropriate. China did not access the Internet until 1994, and China only had its first 2G mobile phone (feature phone) in 1995.

I don't understand. How about flying and surfing the Internet for a while?

If you don't do it yourself, you'll never get out of that circle.

I haven't read the book yet, but it's been too difficult to develop in the past 1990s, and it's been so long. It seems uninspiring. Live in the present, and if you have the ability, start in recent years...

There are no hypersonic fighters in service now. The F16 is a third-generation aircraft, and the latest modification is only a third-and-a-half generation aircraft.

It seems that I have collected a book called "Heart on Fire" before, but I can't read it before I read it.