Material Empire: Start Cans For Airplanes

The shock caused by graphene materials in the world is only discussed by academics.

Ordinary people who eat melons do not understand the truth.

It’s just that I don’t know what’s going on: Wow, new technology, new material, so amazing!

After sighing, I suddenly realized that Huaxia's technological strength does not seem to be as weak as the usual media said.

can lead to the progress of materials science.

Besides, people are still tribal savages in the primitive era, isn't it a bit too much?

However, the sudden announcement of digital communication technology entering into commercial application is a bit earth-shattering.

Just two or three months ago, Nokia and Ericsson were still arguing over which company made breakthroughs in core technology research and development faster.

It is about to lead the revolution of the communication industry.

While the melon-eaters were eagerly waiting for the crown of the digital communication industry to fall to someone, a Chinese company suddenly appeared and said that it had completed the research and development of the entire industrial chain of digital communication commercialization.

What do you mean?

Nokia and Ericsson - the bragging is broken?

What about leading the revolution in the field of mobile communications?

You chase after each other, and in the field of mobile communications where R&D competition is extremely fierce, the two most promising companies have been slapped in the face by their own bragging.

In the end, it was a newly established Huaxia company that got the core patent.

Now it's a lot of fun.

Time Magazine truthfully reported the newspaper's brainwashing tricks, allowing a group of crooked nuts to see the media's tricks clearly.

News broke out that China is ahead of the world in the fields of materials and communications. No matter how the western media smears digital communications and graphene materials, no one dares to believe it.

same.

The domestic media, which likes to reprint foreign media reports, also set off a game of "finding faults together".

Sort out the news reports of Western media within a hundred issues, or even within a few years.

Then I found that the facts were exactly the same as what Su Hao said.

At this time, the common people in China also understood: the West has made a cake for itself by taking advantage of the media.

The terrible thing is that countless top domestic talents have been attracted by this pie.

There is no going back in a short time.

The focus of domestic and foreign media discussions is on Mr. Liu who designed the Minle series of missiles.

The Sisi reporter of the impurities of the times is not good enough.

After he finished interviewing Su Hao, he was not in a hurry to send the report back to the headquarters.

0………… Ask for flowers…

Instead, he first applied for the qualification to interview Mr. Liu.

Sure enough, the application was not approved.

Then, Saixi disguised herself and entered Mr. Liu's residence for an interview.

When he was about to succeed, he was captured by the intelligence department.

Such a lot of experience made Saixi completely believe in Su Hao's conclusion, and began to report the deeds of the Chinese "ceiling" in the newspaper in his personal capacity.

No way, his old club, Time Magazine, is unwilling to report these negative news about the United States.

The news was sent back to China, causing an uproar on the fishing boats.

What Su Hao saw when he opened the newspaper was similar sentiments and reports criticizing the brainwashing methods of the Western media.

The domestic media, who felt cheated, advised the people who sharpened their heads to study abroad with one voice.

Make them think twice.

After flipping through the relevant content, Su Hao skimmed over similar reports.

Everything is expected.

The teacher asked him to read the newspaper, but she definitely didn't want him to read the fishing boat craze that she caused.

Definitely means something.

After tumbling for a while, I finally found what I wanted on the People's Daily: a support plan for the mobile communication industry. .