Aviation of a Great Power: Rising from Northwestern Polytechnical University

I always made up an old professor who was devolved. Please, when it comes to aircraft-building projects, political review is so simple. We will never give up until we find the old professor. Although I understand that the author wants to advance the plot quickly, this loophole is too big. It's better to move back the timeline and start getting involved in projects during your junior and senior years. It's more reasonable to learn quickly in the first few years.

I used to read the Babylonian Empire and the Third Reich and I knew the author. At that time, I felt that the writing was pretty good. Looking at it now, I found that the industrial articles written by the author recently were almost boring. Maybe the author is not good at writing more hard-core industrial articles. Many times I feel that it is not rigorous enough and the grasp of the timeline is not very clear. The author's books on industry are relatively niche at the beginning, and the writing style is also old-school, without enough innovation and attractiveness. Hulucun, the author of Harbin Institute of Technology, is an old author like the author. He used to write about military industry, but now he is in the same predicament. It gives me the same feeling. It's like reading the brainless and cool articles in the past, but they may not be popular enough now. The author wanted to write about the feeling of pretending to be 13, but I personally feel that the writing is very inconsistent. There are a lot of personal yy, which makes people feel awkward and indifferent. The author's writing style and writing style still give me the feeling of 2015 and forward. Nothing has changed. It may not be suitable for the current environment. It is still more difficult to come up with good results in the current environment. I have read some industrial articles that I personally feel are good. Some are hard-core and rigorous, providing a lot of professional information and design drawings that can be checked; some are reasonable and rigorous, extending the time line for development, achieving results in a short and fast way in the early stage, improving one's own voice, magically modifying various equipment and equipment, and providing pictures and equipment diagrams. The reality of technology is used to slap foreigners in the face (it's not that foreigners question what we bring out, and foreigners are slapped in the face after seeing the finished product, but foreigners are surprised, ask some professional questions, and want to see it on the spot. After seeing the technology, they are even more surprised. They think we are awesome and cooperate with me in exchange for technology and market. Through foreign The professionalism of people and the surprise of seeing the results are used to write about the awesomeness of technological breakthroughs. The other side is awesome, but they all praise us, aren't we more awesome? Large ones that don't look obtrusive; some don't take the technical route, but take the administrative route. They negotiate and engage in Sino-foreign cooperation to develop models similar to the Super 7 in advance. Variants of the Peace Pearl Project borrow old models such as the American F4 and upgrade them with different avionics to create common-split isomers. One set for domestic use and one set for export abroad. It is still difficult to combine the excitement and rigor in industrial literature. Personally, I feel that I have to either innovate, give ideas and incorporate some humor of the times, or change myself. My personal suggestion is to subtract your own meaningless emotions and yy, have a clear time, and don't write other high-ranking people or foreigners as very brainless. Maybe writing like this can highlight the pretentiousness and slap the face, and make the protagonist look awesome, but in my opinion, it is very inconsistent. Either write hardcore, be innovative and creative, or be humorous

I originally wanted to criticize it, saying that building an aircraft requires the support of a huge industrial system, and it is not enough to have blueprints, but when I saw the author's name... 😰 Hero of East China... I can't spray this, I really can't spray this...

There is no logic in this book at all. You, a student who has just been admitted to Imperial College, know everything. Are you born with knowledge? You have to go to school for at least a year and a half, and then start pretending. You don't even go to school for a day, and you know everything. Don't let people think you are a monster. Besides, he has never seen the installation of the computer according to the settings. How to install it? This shabby book has too many flaws. It is childish. If there is no sentiment and patriotism, it will be thrown into the garbage.

China couldn't build a turbofan in 1978, so it set a world record for turbojet. Even in the Russia-Ukraine war in 2022, Russia is still using the MiG-31, a modified version of the MiG-25 (with a turbofan engine and improved avionics) to throw Dagger hypersonic missiles. For the protagonist, China in the 1970s only had stainless steel. The steel MiG 25 is suitable because it is impossible to build a turbofan, or in other words, a high-thrust turbofan. Of course, if the protagonist really wants to make a Chinese version of the MiG 25, the appearance cannot be completely copied, at least it cannot be exactly the same. Just like the 81 rifle chief interviewed, he said that he regretted it, at least the appearance has changed.

I like to read industrial literature the most, and it would be even better if I added Qiangguo. BGI, Psy, Navel Orange, Yuzu... Are all my favorite authors.

It's outrageous to do so many things in a short period of time, and it's easy to get into trouble! And just by looking at the introduction, you can tell that it is all the author's imagination. Building airplanes and cannons is not about making tables, chairs, and benches. It is not just about one super genius. How many people are involved in using one kind of material? Don't insult science and engineering.

Is it possible that the country simply could not afford this equipment at that time? Also, during the reform and opening up, the country's priority seems to be the economy, right? Without these measures, where would the foreign exchange be available to engage in such high-tech projects? Can the male protagonist rub these sophisticated things with his hands?

Advanced aircraft, radars, and engines are not just designed from blueprints, they must be made through an industrial system, such as theoretical research, materials, electronics industry, basic industrial equipment, wind tunnels, talent teams, etc. One person cannot do it!

Just to show off, I'm so brainless! I feel like Tomato's books are not as clever as Tomato's books…