Lithography Morning Light

In the era of globalized technological competition, a group of scientific and technological people are writing their own legends with faith and sweat. Taking the Hsinchu Science Park in Taiwan as the stage, it tells the passionate story of three generations of semiconductor practitioners who broke through the blockade and broke out independently. Lin Chenguang, director of the wafer fab who is in his fifties, sticks to the manufacturing front line and uses decades of experience to protect the yield of every inch of wafers; Chen Xiaowei, a returnee female architect, brings radical technological ideals and seeks breakthroughs in the gap between capital and innovation; Zhang Qiming, CEO of an equipment start-up company, mortgages real estate on the verge of a broken capital chain, just to open up the last link of the industrial chain. When the storm of global technological control suddenly came, the three went from confrontation to alliance. They supported each other and grew together amidst countless experimental failures and setbacks. In the work, Hsinchu represents the foundation and sweat of manufacturing, while Taipei symbolizes ambition and capital. The two cities meet in the morning mist of Hsinchu Mountain, witnessing the climb and inheritance of a generation. This is not a simple industry drama, but a hymn about persistence, innovation and inheritance. It uses the ultimate pursuit of semiconductor technology as a metaphor for mankind's spirit of never giving up when faced with difficulties - even if the road ahead is stormy and gloomy, there are still generations of engineers looking up to the stars and pursuing the morning light that illuminates the future.