Big Country Magnetic Core

"Magnetic Core of a Great Power" How can an inconspicuous magnet get stuck in the throat of the world's top industries? How can an ordinary workshop technician create a steel backbone to defend national security? In the late 1980s, faced with the West's strict blockade of rare earth permanent magnet technology, young technician Chen Jianguo embarked on a journey to change his destiny in a dilapidated factory. From hand-grinding German grinders to repairing core components to smashing cross-border smuggling plots, he led Red Star Group to complete the most difficult primitive accumulation of China's rare earth industry. From the 1990s to the new millennium, international business war broke out in an all-round way. Faced with the patent encirclement and financial short-selling by American and Japanese giants, the Chen family and his son not only won epic patent lawsuits overseas, but also established a rare earth exchange in Shanghai, completely breaking the Western monopoly of global pricing power that had existed for a century. Entering a new era, Chen Jianguo took command and went out to integrate rare earth permanent magnets and high-temperature superconductors to equip the country's "artificial sun" and aircraft carrier electromagnetic catapult with a strong "Chinese heart". This is an industrial epic that spans thirty years, and it is also a passionate legend of a generation of Chinese industrial people using technology to stand up the backbone of the nation! [Core tags] Great powers' important weapons·Rare earth hegemony·Hard core industry·International business war·Technological power This is an industrial epic spanning thirty years. It not only tells the story of the rise of an enterprise, but also how a generation of Chinese industrialists use the technology at their hands to stand up an unbending industrial backbone for the Chinese nation in the global game of resources, finance and technology! Core tag Great Powers Weapons·Rare Earth Hegemony·Hard Core Industry·International Business War·Technology Power