Siheyuan: Happy life of the son-in-law of a founding general

Mr. Meng is not an ordinary smart man, but Daxia is an agricultural society and does not understand these things. After Wang Zhian said this, he understood.

This is forcing the United States to expend huge national resources on scientific research, which will inevitably have a serious impact on American society.

When it comes to playing tricks, the Daxia people are the ancestors. The tricks that the Eagle Sauce is playing now are all left over from the Daxia.

So after a moment of silence, Mr. Meng raised a barely perceptible smile and said, "Zhi'an, your idea is quite a brilliant one. However, although this plan is brilliant, we need to be cautious in implementing it."

"Yes, Mr. Meng, we still need to do a good job of the cover work. Let the Eagle Sauce feel huge pressure and feel that they can catch up. It's like asking a donkey to grind a millstone. We have to put some food in front of the donkey."

Wang Zhian's words made Mr. Meng laugh.

Quite vivid.

Mr. Meng was becoming more and more satisfied with Wang Zhian. Wang Zhian was capable, loyal, and now it seemed that he also had strategies. This was the only way to deal with a powerful and brutal opponent, and one must have some ingenuity and tricks.

Although this is not the best approach, it is indeed important when necessary.

Mr. Meng stood up and said, "Zhi'an, you reminded me. We just need to study rockets and mushrooms, and keep mentioning the moon landing, which seems grand but is actually a bluff. The Eagle Sauce will definitely fall into the trap."

"By then, we will have plenty of time to catch up." Mr. Meng was talking, and suddenly he had an idea, "We should spread the word that Daxia will not only explore the moon, but also build a permanent lunar base. This will be an unprecedented feat."

"Then, we need to write this plan into the textbooks so that our children can have the ideal of going to the moon from an early age and work hard for the moon."

"..." Wang Zhian. At this time, Wang Zhian found that inspired by him, Mr. Meng's imagination became even bigger.

This is deceiving even your own people. I thought that newspapers and other things might be fake, but if you do this in textbooks, people will really believe it.

However, it is very troublesome to make false information in the textbooks. If the children here believe it, it will be a big trouble. So Wang Zhian also gave a suggestion, saying that we should not put the moon landing in the Chinese textbooks, but make a science and technology course as an elective course.

"Yes, yes, yes, that's better. And although it's an elective course, every child will definitely be interested in it." Mr. Meng said immediately.

Later, Wang Zhian said that cultivating children's good habit of loving science from an early age might really cultivate a large number of young scientists.

"With our current population of 600 million, we may be able to train millions of outstanding scientists, and then after 20 years, our scientific and technological strength will completely surpass that of the United States." Wang Zhian began to paint a beautiful picture of the future.

This left Mr. Meng unable to help but use his imagination.

Afterwards, Mr. Meng wrote down his discussion with Wang Zhian into a plan and gave it to Mr. Gao. After reading it, Mr. Gao couldn't help but say, "This is exactly what Comrade Zhian wants. Haha, let's do it according to this."

With the consensus of the bigwigs, Daxia took quick action. Soon, a science and technology elective textbook titled "Space Dream: From the Earth to the Moon" was compiled in a short period of time and quickly distributed to schools across the country.

This textbook not only covers the basic principles of physics, such as Newton's laws of motion and theory of gravity, but also details the construction principles of rockets, the design ideas of spacecraft, and some Daxia myths about the moon.

This is a deep integration of mythology and reality. The most famous myth is Chang'e flying to the moon. This textbook also mentions the outlook for Daxia's future moon landing plan and a timetable.

When will we be ready to achieve which step, when will we be ready to achieve which step. And finally achieve manned lunar landing and establish a permanent base on the moon.

In addition, the textbook also mentioned that the moon can become a huge military base, and rockets and other new weapons can be launched from the moon. And this requires the children who are learning to study hard and make better contributions in the future.

It sounds more real than real, very formal and serious.

In classrooms across the country, students held this novel textbook in their hands, their eyes sparkling with curiosity and dreams.

The science teacher stood on the podium, tapping the pages of the book with his fingers, his voice full of passion: "Students, today we not only need to learn these knowledge, but also learn the courage to dream and explore the unknown. Imagine that in 20 years, you may be the hero who left footprints on the surface of the moon, or the scientist who discovered the secrets of the moon."

The children in the audience were whispering to each other, very excited.

Not to mention how happy the children were. However, some knowledgeable people firmly opposed Daxia publishing this science book. They believed that Daxia was still an agricultural country, so how could it possibly explore the moon.

"We can't even get enough food to eat, how can we have extra energy to study the moon? Isn't this nonsense?"

There are many people who hold this view, and it does make sense.

But Mr. Meng and others did not respond.

So there are more voices of doubt.

This is actually because you are standing at different heights and thinking about different things. That is why we say, "Don't meddle in other people's business if you are not in their position." Because you may not understand the real situation.

Faced with increasing voices of doubt, scientific and technological workers published public articles in newspapers, saying that according to relevant theories, our Daxia scientists have discovered that there may be a kind of material on the moon that is not available on Earth and can greatly increase our crop yields.

"It can be increased at least tenfold. In other words, if we use new technologies, our rice yield can reach 5,000 kilograms per mu in the future."

At this, the agricultural scientists were excited and asked loudly if it was true.

At the same time, on the other side of the ocean, the decision-makers in the United States are closely following the developments in Daxia.

In the conference room of President Johnson, there were more than a dozen heads of important departments and some scientific researchers.

In everyone's hands, there are pictures of Daxia children holding the "Space Dream" textbook and discussing it enthusiastically, as well as the content of Daxia's textbook, as well as news reported in related newspapers and magazines, and the latest article by the scientist responding to doubters.

Allen, the security consultant, tapped the table and said, "We have to take this seriously. Daxia's move is not just an educational project. It is sowing seeds for future technological competition. We need to take it seriously."

All participants felt that the situation was serious. An education official said, "We need more young people to engage in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) education to enhance the country's overall scientific research competitiveness."

This was obviously learned from Daxia.