1978: I Got Into Harbin Institute of Technology
1978，我考上了哈工大
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Too hasty
It's too rushed. The protagonist constantly feels like time is running out, running around like a headless fly. There's no systematic plan.
Um, I still don't understand what kind of novel this is. Is it a military-industrial powerhouse or just a story about a genius reborn in an era? Why focus on the school? (To highlight the protagonist's genius, there's too much unnecessary writing about him vying for different majors.)
I suddenly remembered something a netizen from a research institution said: the more prestigious the researcher, the fewer published papers they have; academicians with zero published papers look down on academicians with all published papers. 😓
The writing went too far, giving the impression that the teachers didn't value talent, but rather were overly self-serving, artificially creating obstacles for the protagonist.
In those days, it was all nonsense to think you could get into the system without working your way up. No matter how talented you were, you couldn't get big projects done. Back then, the large aircraft project was cancelled with a single word. Essentially, all projects were done to match the country's strength.
The beginning is absurd; the factory is saved, and the technical department profits as a result. It openly smears the working class of that era while subtly expressing dissatisfaction with society. If the author is so cynical, why not just write in the first person? The protagonist is superfluous. The whole world is targeting the protagonist.
Why doesn't the Department of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering come up with a brushless motor first? The difference between brushed and brushless motors is simply replacing the outer one with the inner one, and vice versa. The experiment is simple and the results are significant.
The beginning of this book is truly something else.
The plot is full of conflict, but the contradictions are very difficult to maintain, and the main characters are not well-developed. It feels like the author just pieced together a classic "era" from his own life or other perspectives on various past ideas. The conflict is created for the sake of conflict, and the contradictions are created for the sake of contradictions.
What good was getting into Harbin Institute of Technology seven or eight years ago? Did the country really need a research talent like that back then? What it lacked was foreign exchange and the economy. You can't cook without rice. You need to understand the pulse of the times; even politics is more useful to the country than academia.
Harbin Institute of Technology can't function without you. You're like a superman, starting so many projects. You start every project imaginable, and then you start the next one. The university president does nothing but hoard money. This project doesn't get funding, that project doesn't get funding, we rely on you to make money, and then you spend even more money on these projects.