One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-Nine: Gnaw the Hardest Bones and Fight the Hardest Battle!

Brothers, I have opened a new book again: Restarting Life: I can call myself ten years ago. Brothers, help me collect it and give some recommendations!

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The country is now taking the lead in industrial upgrading, and judging from the recent series of policies, it is serious this time.

This can be seen from the performance of the traditional leading stocks in the A-share market.

In the past, the liquor, FMCG, Internet, finance, real estate and other sectors were all affected.

A large amount of capital began to leave these industries because we finally made up our minds to start tackling the problem.

It was not promoted in the past because the national economy can continue to develop under the leadership of the traditional three carriages.

Exports, real estate, and infrastructure can also bring sufficient power to our economy.

However, in front of the troika, it has begun to show lack of power, or the infrastructure of the domestic market has become saturated.

As for exports, because we are facing competition, it is time to start making plans for a rainy day.

That is the time for us to live a hard life for a while and gnaw at the hard bones.

For example, we were not very good at chip processing in the past, as well as in the field of machine tool finishing.

These are industries with high added value.

Experts have said before that products from Rabbit Country are found in European and American supermarkets, while European and Japanese products are sold in Rabbit Country factories.

Products from the United States, in the laboratory of Rabbit Country.

This explains everything. We have always been at the bottom of the industry chain and earned hard-earned money.

But now the hard-earned money is no longer easy to earn.

We are no longer satisfied, and we must strive to move upstream of the industrial chain.

This is the real transformation period.

There are many countries in the world that are stuck at this step, and then fall into the middle-country trap, and finally sink completely.

For example, the South American duo of that year, Brazil and Argentina.

At the end of World War II, Brazil was actually a fully industrialized country.

At that time, they were actually very good in the fields of steel, machinery manufacturing, arms and aerospace.

Although I can’t say it’s the world’s leading level, it’s still somewhere in the middle.

But it was during the next upward breakthrough that a major mistake occurred.

The government that came to power began to sell off state-owned assets in large quantities and began to smuggle in private ownership.

Capital, on the other hand, is absolutely not willing to go through the hard work of industrial upgrading.

So he began to abandon his martial arts, because Brazil is so rich in mineral resources, and it is obvious that you can make money by selling timber, agricultural products, and minerals.

Naturally, people are unwilling to invest in research and development. As a result, Brazil, which was originally a moderately developed country, became a third world country.

Argentina also went through the same process. At the end of World War II, they were even better than Brazil.

Based on GDP calculations at that time, they were even fully developed countries.

Agriculture is developed,

The manufacturing industry is also at a certain level.

But after the end of World War II, as the European and American powers began to resume economic construction, they continued to suck blood from the former colonial areas.

And these traditional colonial areas have an inexplicable feeling for their original mother country.

The result is that we listened to the advice of European and American powers in terms of national development planning.

At that time, Argentina was also in the stage of economic and industrial transformation, and the result was that it believed in a certain country's shock therapy.

As a result, this really shocked me and even stretched my crotch.

The economy has plummeted, and it has completely reduced itself from a developed country to the back garden of those European and American countries, and has become a wet market where everyone can eat and drink.

The professor who experimented with shock therapy in Argentina actually won the Nobel Prize in Economics.

Do you think this is ridiculous?

It brought a country's economy to collapse, and in the end, it actually won the economics award...

This is crazy...

In Asia, there is also such an example, that is, the Philippines, which was once the most developed economy in Asia in the 1960s and 1970s.

As for the decline of this country, it is the same as Brazil and Argentina back then.

After World War II, only one and a half of the countries in the world that truly caught up from developing countries and finally became developed countries.

Half of them are Japanese.

Because in fact, before World War II, Japan was considered a great power, and before that, they had completed their ideological transformation.

As for the one that has truly transcended the trap of a middle country and truly made the leap from a third world country to a developed country, it is the Southern Dynasties that everyone looks down upon.

For a small country like Singapore that relies on its geographical advantages, there is actually no comparison.

The Southern Dynasties had the hotspots of a typical backward country.

In fact, if we look at the Miracle on the Han River objectively, we might be angry if we say a few words about it.

You will find that the process of others' rise is actually no worse than ours.

Even after the end of World War II, that country's foundation was actually much worse than ours.

It took them thirty years after the war to complete the most rudimentary accumulation.

Then in the 1980s, real technical research began, and we began to gnaw hard bones.

As a result, they kept chewing it for forty years.

In the end, well-known companies such as Sansan, LG, Hyundai-Kia, Daewoo, POSCO, Doosan, etc. were picked out.

A small country with only 50 million people, but they have more internationally renowned companies than we, a large country with a population of more than one billion.

Of course, some people may say, are you talking nonsense? We have many more companies in the world's top 500 than they do.

In terms of quantity, that's true, but what about quality?

The companies that we can enter the top 500 should actually be the top 500 companies, and they cannot really be considered strong.

You can take a look at what our top 500 companies are?

XX Bank, XX Insurance, XX Petroleum, XX Real Estate, XX Telecom...

And companies like Sansan Electronics, LG Chem, Hyundai-Kia Motors, Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering, Doosan Machine Tools, Hynix Electronics, etc.

Each one is a technology-oriented enterprise...

As for us, in addition to Company H, Celebrity Chef Group, Laboratory 9, and Spark Technology.

How many others are there?

So in terms of quality, we are far behind.

Because those internationally renowned companies can really help them make money from all over the world.

And what about us?

Most of our large companies can only make money at home, relying on the size of our domestic market.

Once you go out, there will be no competition...

And this is an enterprise that we finally created after spending forty years chewing hard bones and fighting countless tough and vicious battles.

Just talk about Sansang’s rise back then. Didn’t it have a tough battle with Japan’s Toshiba and Panasonic?

How many years of losing money did you finally resist the pressure and turn the tables?

We are still laughing at the plutocrats.

But look at our big Internet companies. Each one of them relies on online shopping platforms to make a lot of money from video games.

But if you ask them to be tough, they would rather engage in group buying of groceries than engage in research and development.

This is the main reason why the country has frequently introduced new policies recently to encourage companies to engage in research and development.

And as those traditional enterprises continue to be beaten, domestic funds will be available in the future, whether they are willing or unwilling.

It is destined to slowly flow into our companies that are really engaged in R&D.

After all, we are not necessarily strong-willed now.

Because there are already battering rams ahead, helping us smash down the high technical barriers built by Western countries.

In the past, our companies were very fearful of difficulties and always felt that the technological gap between us and the West was too big.

No matter how hard we chase, we can't catch up.

And if you want to pursue it, at least you have to be able to buy other people’s equipment and do reverse research and development to figure it out!

But because of other people's technological blockades and the Wassenaar Agreement, you can't get a lot of sophisticated equipment.

If you don’t even understand the principle, why are you trying to reverse engineer it?

But now with the emergence of Spark Technology, we suddenly discovered that we have the ability to open up another track.

No more running behind them.

For example, the industrial motherboard was our biggest headache in the past, but now we have Spark Technology.

Spark Technology, in particular, has recently launched several large-scale flexible processing machine tools.

In terms of machining accuracy and stability of large machine tools, the gap between us and the West has been quickly closed.

Of course, Spark Technology’s flexible machine tools are also relatively expensive, and not many people can afford them.

There are some national team companies that are not short of money and can still afford it.

Other companies naturally expect them to produce some traditional civilian machine tools.

At this time, Spark Technology started cooperation with Koyo Machine Tools.

Speaking of this machine tool, it was definitely the only remaining pride of the domestic machine tool industry before the emergence of Spark Technology.

Although not many people know about them, there are so many breakthroughs in the domestic military industry, especially in the area of ​​aircraft engines.

Those are almost all achievements made by this machine tool factory.

Almost all domestic military industrial enterprises, as well as national key laboratories, use their machine tools.

Because we have to get stuck when buying foreign products, although we can also get some from Switzerland and the Czech Republic.

You can also import some from Germany, but they are only for civilian use.

For military high-precision machine tools, they are stuck.

It is Koyo's forty years of persistence that has helped our domestic machine tools retain their vitality.

But this machine tool still faces many problems. For example, core components, especially the operating system, servo motors, and bearings are still blocked by foreign countries.

Even so, this company has been able to achieve 95% in the national production of machine tools...

Ordinary people may not feel much when seeing this data, but as industrial people, no one can help but feel sad.

Think about a company that makes machine tools, just like a company that runs a restaurant.

He only needs to purchase various raw materials from the market, and then master some core skills, such as cooking, or have a unique secret.

But this restaurant was forced to do so. Not only did they have to raise their own pigs and grow vegetables, search for seasonings all over the mountains and fields, but they even had to make their own iron boilers and stoves...

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