Return to 2000, Save the Country Through Industry!

Not bad, not bad. There are no magnificent war scenes, no cunning business competition (this is allowed), and no colorful starry sky scenery. The author is determined to save the country through industry, and his ideas are close to life, but also original. From the universal charger at the beginning to traffic lights (others are thinking about how to rub missiles with their hands and how to save the world 24 hours a day, but you are a traffic light?), To electric vehicles, although the whole article feels like a bland narrative (young people: what else are you reading), I can keep reading. Of course, there are also shortcomings. For example, the article always talks about "rejuvenating the country through science and technology", but this is not reflected. It just keeps emphasizing "benefiting the people". There are also some places that are too exaggerated, such as the popularity of the product, and the exploitation of overtime in factories. In addition, there are some small omissions, such as patents that have not been pursued, etc. All in all, I feel that I can read it, and although the ending (perhaps the data is not satisfactory) is rushed, at least I will not get bored reading it. It is recommended that the author put more effort into character portrayal and add some heart-warming scenes to the family description.