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The scale of the Han-Tang Laboratory was so large that everyone was amazed.
Sang La and Arm have their own laboratories, which are quite large in scale, but compared with the Han and Tang laboratories, they pale into insignificance.
Ping Fei took the team to visit the communications R&D team first, and then visited the R&D technology groups for computer systems, screens, processors, etc.
Thatcher came from a technical background and liked all kinds of novel technologies. He came here with curiosity, but as time went by, he became more and more disappointed.
What Yi Xiaohai showed them was very ordinary and ordinary research, with no new ideas at all. Some technologies have been mature abroad, but the technicians in the Han-Tang Laboratory were still doing the most basic research.
In Thatcher¡¯s view, spending so much manpower, material and financial resources on researching such a common and basic technology is simply a waste of time.
It¡¯s just that he didn¡¯t have the nerve to speak.
There were many people at the scene, including media reporters. Speaking out would make Yi Xiaohai lose face.
Thatcher was not a person who was good at hiding his emotions. His expression revealed his inner thoughts without saying anything.
Everyone in the Magic City Welcome Team is a master of the mixed system, and they are very good at observing people's emotions. Naturally, they can sense Thatcher's disappointment.
They were very proud of the scale of the Han-Tang Laboratory, and Thatcher's expression made them slightly unhappy.
Yi Xiaohai had a panoramic view of everyone¡¯s expressions, and he took the initiative to ask Thatcher:
"Are you surprised that the technologies studied in the laboratory are all mature projects abroad?"
Thatcher didn¡¯t expect that Yi Xiaohai would take the initiative to ask, so he nodded sheepishly:
"I really don't understand."
"There is a Chinese idiom called adapting to local conditions. Simply put, the best is what suits you."
Yi Xiaohai smiled and explained like Thatcher:
¡°China¡¯s economy and technology lag behind developed countries. In the economic field, we have a huge demographic dividend, and our economic size can catch up with European countries and approach the United States within 15 years.¡±
"The economy can develop at a high speed, but we cannot blindly pursue speed when accumulating and catching up with technology. Otherwise, if we overtake in a corner, we may overturn. It is good for us to slow down appropriately."
"We can only start innovation by laying a good foundation, otherwise everything will be a castle in the air. The scale of Hantang Laboratory will continue to expand in the future, and most of the research and development will be in basic fields."
"As long as the Han and Tang dynasties can concentrate on basic research and development, China's technology and economy will complete quantitative changes in 15 years, and that's when we will break out."
"Yi Xiaohai's words seemed to be addressed to Thatcher, but in fact they were addressed more to the reception team in Shanghai and the media behind them.
China needs to catch up with Western countries from the economic field to education, technology, and military fields. The country's financial resources are limited, so it can only focus on the economy first, and then consider other things.
What the Han and Tang Dynasties had to do was to make up for the shortcomings in the field of technology research and development. When the economy completed its surpass and the technology did not fall behind, that would be the time for China to truly take off.
Thatcher seemed to understand. The reception team in Shanghai was thoughtful, and the media reporters also had some insights. Only the cunning Carter curled his lips.
He didn¡¯t believe that Yi Xiaohai was running such a large laboratory and was just researching ordinary technologies. There were still many things he hadn¡¯t seen in the Han-Tang Laboratory. There must be some technologies that he hadn¡¯t shown them.
The things that Yi Xiaohai didn't want to take out must be very important. Those are the core of the Han-Tang Laboratory.
It has to be said that Carter still has two skills, and his guess is almost the same.
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In the evening, the city organized a welcome dinner. The scale was not very large, and the attendees were all heavyweights. It can be said that they took it very seriously.
Carter and arm were tired from traveling and had to rush to Suzhou tomorrow, so the dinner ended around 9 o'clock so that they could have a good rest.
The leader of the welcoming team rushed to Mr. Zhao¡¯s office. Mr. Zhao was still waiting for him to report what he had seen today.
He detailed everything and truly restored the whole process, and also focused on Thatcher's contempt for the laboratory and what Yi Xiaohai said.
Mr. Zhao pondered for a moment and told him to report Yi Xiaohai's words intact.
The team leader carefully reminded Mr. Zhao that what Yi Xiaohai said made sense, but it seemed a bit inappropriate to publish it in the newspaper.
¡°Don¡¯t change the overall meaning, be appropriately tactful, and don¡¯t put Yi Xiaohai¡¯s name on it. In addition, it won¡¯t be too abrupt to put forward such a point of view against the background of a visit to the laboratory.¡±
Mr. Zhao strongly agrees with what Lin Xiaolei said.??, it's just that sometimes he can't say it. Now Yi Xiaohai takes the opportunity of visiting the laboratory to say it, so he can point it out appropriately.
As long as you don¡¯t mention names, you won¡¯t be targeted.
"Leader, when we visited the laboratory, those foreigners seemed to look down upon them. Yi Xiaohai admitted that the research was very basic. If we publicized it, would it damage the country's prestige?"
"It has been developing for so many years, and we are just getting started. Is there anything we can't say? Besides, don't say too much"
The team leader immediately understood that Mr. Zhao meant to be careless and focused on research in basic fields. We will not mention whether there are high-end ones.
This can reflect the high-end of the Han-Tang Laboratory, and it doesn¡¯t need to be explained too clearly.
The team leader went out to make arrangements. He would have to report to the newspaper tomorrow morning. He had to communicate with the media overnight to avoid mistakes.
Mr. Zhao touched his chin, thinking about finding time for Zhao Wenjun to visit the laboratory and touch Yi Xiaohai's bottom.
Yi Xiaohai works step by step and has great ambitions. He does not believe that Yi Xiaohai spends tens of billions just to do basic research. He must have a trump card that has not been exposed.
If we can know in advance, it would be good to keep Yi Xiaohai¡¯s research project.
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"Yi Xiaohai's behavior of concealing laboratory results can be seen clearly by anyone with a discerning eye, including Wells.
After the dinner, Thatcher called Wells and talked about his visit to the laboratory today. Wells concluded that what he saw was only a very small part, and he definitely did not see the core content of Hantang Laboratory.
Anyone who has studied Yi Xiaohai will basically judge that Yi Xiaohai likes to hide his clumsiness.
Especially in Yi Xiaohai's financial investment process, he basically keeps a hand of cards and only uses them at critical moments. This is definitely the case when he invests in laboratories.
Wells told Thatcher that before returning to China, he would go to the laboratory again if he had the opportunity to see if he could see anything interesting.
The things Yi Xiaohai hides must be very valuable. If it can be known in advance, arm company may be able to get a share of the pie.
It has to be said that Wells¡¯s mind is much sharper than Thatcher¡¯s, which is the fundamental reason why Wells can become the helmsman of arm.
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