Siheyuan: Craftsmen of a Great Country

After all, Malotov has Big Brother’s technical disciples, who are stronger than other researchers in terms of insights, strength and thinking.

In less than two weeks, he had gained recognition from most researchers in the CNC machine tool group.

Although Jiang Chen only gave him the status of a specially appointed expert, his words were the most effective within this group.

Even if Qin Kai spoke, it would be of no use to him.

Jiang Chen had no objection to this.

A college of this nature is most afraid of internal strife and internal consumption. If it could become a place where the strong are respected and the capable are promoted, he would save a lot of trouble.

Of course, this is not scientific at all.

Because many scientific research experts and researchers don't care about anything other than scientific research.

It's not that they can't, it's that they just don't care.

For example, the God Wei in later generations.

There is only mathematics in my mind, and everything else except mathematics is external to me.

Therefore, these scientific researchers still need someone to help them take care of everything and relieve them of their worries.

Seeing that Malotov had gained a firm foothold, Jiang Chen felt relieved.

That day, a reporter from the People's Daily found Jiang Chen.

The reporter is the uncrowned king, and Jiang Chen has a relatively close relationship with Zhou Cheng, so he received him very politely: "Jr. Zhou, if you want to interview someone this time, just tell me and I'll arrange it for you."

Zhou Cheng waved his hand: "No, I came to you to talk about my ideas."

Jiang Chen was stunned: "Oh? Please tell me about the weekly journal."

Zhou Chengdao: "Our current newspapers and books are all printed in lead type, which is inefficient, has low resolution, high error rate, and is extremely polluting with lead poison."

"With the advancement of technology, this printing method will be even more out of step with the times, and its drawbacks will become more and more obvious."

"As a journalist, I feel this the most. I believe every journalist has encountered a situation where some important news was not delivered in time due to insufficient time for typesetting due to late submission."

"The news is not timely enough, which is unacceptable for a journalist."

"So I hope that when there is a chance, Mr. Jiang can consider how to improve this printing method, especially to improve efficiency and resolution."

Jiang Chen was stunned: "Zhou Ji really has a long-term vision"

"Don't worry, Zhou Ji. This has actually been in my plan all along. However, it is currently lacking a relatively important prerequisite, which is the development of computer technology."

"Computer technology is now the most important research project of the Institute of Technology. When our computer technology matures, I will put it on the agenda."

The mainstream typesetting method in the West today is phototypesetting technology.

Phototypesetting technology is a technology in which a character selection device selects the required text and images the text on a photosensitive material through a lens system.

The imaged photosensitive material is then printed to obtain the result, just like developing film in a camera.

However, flower growers have not yet mastered either photography or printing technology, let alone phototypesetting technology.

However, Jiang Chen had a solution in mind, and it was the ultimate solution.

What can meet Zhou Cheng's needs is the Chinese character laser typesetting system, which is a more advanced technology in phototypesetting.

However, this system is very complicated and it took almost 80 years for it to be successfully developed.

This is already a qualitative leap.

It took Western countries 40 years to develop from the first generation of photosetters to the fourth generation of laser typesetting systems.

Our Chinese character laser typesetting system has enabled the printing industry to move from backward lead typesetting to the world's most advanced technological field in one step, shortening its development process by nearly half a century.

However, now, the time for the laser photography system to appear will be greatly advanced.

Zhou Chengdao: "At present, the West already has mature technology and has put it into use. Its printing efficiency is much higher than ours."

"However, due to the language gap, their technology has no application value for us, only reference value."

Jiang Chen nodded: "I know that most of the technology used in the West now is automatic phototypesetting and film typesetting. These two technologies are not difficult, but the equipment is difficult."

"But if we are going to do it, we will do the most advanced one. Once we have a computer, we will start research based on the actual situation."

Zhou Cheng said: "Actually, I know that I shouldn't bother you with such things and take up the precious time of the Institute of Seed Engineering, but I think that if this technology can be broken through, it will benefit far more than just newspapers and magazines."

"So, I'm just giving you this idea. Whether it's valuable or not is up to Dean Jiang to judge."

Jiang Chen nodded: "Time is priceless. Anything that can save time and improve efficiency has great significance and cannot be measured by money and cost."

"And its value is not just in the media and books. Every company may use it in their work in the future."

Today's computers are still mainframes, so Zhou Cheng naturally couldn't understand how every company could use them.

However, this thought did not affect his admiration for Jiang Chen: "Mr. Jiang, you are truly a pillar of the country and a craftsman of a great country."

Jiang Chen waved his hand: "Zhou Ji, you're welcome!"

The two chatted for a while, and then Zhou Cheng stood up and said goodbye.

Jiang Chen sighed. There were too many things that the flower grower needed to pursue now.

It seems that I have to talk to Zhou Xinjian again about the patent issue. Only when a hundred flowers truly bloom and professional institutions and the public work together can the flower-growing industry develop rapidly.

Otherwise, relying solely on one breeding institute would be quite inefficient.

Before he was thinking, the internal phone on the table rang, and Jiang Chen picked up: "Hello!"

A male voice came from the other end: "Hello, President Jiang, this is the Security Department! A young man named Zhang Huajun wants to see you. He said he has something important to tell you."

Jiang Chen said: "Okay, just bring him over, I'm in the office."

After the establishment of the Seed Engineering Institute, security became extremely strict and Zhang Huajun seldom came here to see him.

Even if there was something, he would wait at home for Jiang Chen to get off work and discuss it.

This sudden visit to the company to see him must be about something very important.

Soon, comrades from the Security Department brought Zhang Huajun to the dean's office.

Zhang Huajun came in and closed the door: "Cousin, your place is really grand!"

Jiang Chen threw a cigarette over: "Of course, this is a place I designed, how can it not be beautiful."

"Why did you suddenly come here to see me? Is there something wrong?"

Zhang Huajun said: "Well, there are two main things."

"The first one was someone from the Ministry of Agriculture who came to me and asked me if rice could be grown in a greenhouse in winter, if it could grow normally like in spring and summer, and if there were any hidden dangers."

"You said I was here to help you grow rice, how could I know about this? And they were so anxious and panicked, so I had no choice but to come here to ask you."

Jiang Chen was stunned: "Are they crazy?"

"How much does it cost to grow rice in a greenhouse? Well, they want to breed in the greenhouse, right?"