Vertical Takeoff

This book tells two stories under the story of entrepreneurship: one is "I built an aircraft for the motherland" and the other is "Looking for Money". There are different ways to start a business. Sun Qin is driven by innovative technology; Jiang Dachun is sales driven; Yuan Zhiliang thinks more like a product manager than a technologically innovative talent. However, the road to entrepreneurship is complicated, and there is no distinction between right and wrong, and it grows wildly. Jiang Dachun's episode was too real, too real to be described as "betrayal". In the domestic market, product mechanisms with sales as the core and product mechanisms with innovative content as the core can both work well. In contrast, products with sales as the core have short and fast mechanisms, clear return rates, and high cost performance, so they seem to be a better choice. As for the creative enthusiasm of the creators of environmental protection, or the real dividends brought by industrial growth? This tests the ability to govern and balance the general environment. Emerging industries are always better than traditional industries. Emerging industries are facing a vast market in the future. Things belong to people, and they are developed with determination and are full of vitality. Nowadays, traditional industries are declining day by day, the existing market is shrinking, practitioners are trapped in involution, and everyone's attitude is ugly. This is also the fundamental reason why the country vigorously promotes "Created in China" and "Made in China": without industrial upgrading and relying solely on demographic dividends, we will eventually fall into a vicious circle of involution. But no matter how creative Sun Qin was, he was always worried about money. Because of the development of the low-altitude field, from 2020 to 2022, I will cooperate with relevant associations to carry out low-altitude aircraft science popularization projects. However, this project can only be promoted to economically developed areas in economically developed cities. Limited by the price of materials, it cannot benefit all cities and villages. The development of emerging technologies is bound to be restricted by economic development. The road to innovation is long and arduous, requiring not only the efforts of practitioners, but also the joint efforts of the people. In 2008, the U. S. Subprime mortgage crisis pushed my country to accelerate industrial upgrading and transformation. In the past decade or so, we have used land to boost local finances and invested heavily in emerging industries. Now, in the post-epidemic era, local finances are tight. Can emerging industries achieve self-operation without relying on investment, policies, or appropriations? Looking at the whole country, industrial upgrading has reached today, where is the future? Where is the way out for traditional industries? This will be an issue that our generation needs to consider, which is the century-old historical mission of the next three generations of Chinese people. Finally, I end with a sentence from the book: China's development is what it is today, and migrant workers and small-town topic writers are indispensable.

Bijada has released a new work)))

I read it carefully during the holiday, and it was okay. I basically achieved my original intention.

Good-looking (๑• . •๑)