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In the 【Haichuan Equipment Guessing】 series, Lao Yu once posted a picture of a device whose identity he couldn’t figure out; today I came across an old photo similar to it – it’s the first blower manufactured by SHENGU in 1958, a copy of a product from the former Soviet Union. @Fish in the desert
Looking back at the classics to pass on culture and beliefs.
Whether it was 50 years ago, 100 years ago, or now, it’s just a difference between imitations from the past and those made today... How can an imitation be considered classic?
The current approach is one of independent innovation; under this \"independent\" model, the product concepts and designs must be developed by oneself, and product development must be accomplished through one’s own capabilities in terms of technology.
Can you give an example? I believe that when you try to find examples, you will realize it is impossible to come up with a product that has been entirely designed independently in our country; all so-called \"developments\" are nothing more than enlargements or reductions of models from other countries, along with minor so-called \"improvements\"... The product design in our country remains confined to the paths already trodden by others”……
"Zoom in or out on “??” – you really talk lightly about such things! Not to mention shield machines, 4,000-ton crawler cranes, and so on, just take the million-ton ethylene production units in the chemical industry – their scale is among the best in the world. Who will provide you with the technology for the research and development and manufacturing of these ethylene production units? "Enlarge or shrink”? Do you think it’s like making bread – make it big if you want and small if you want? Many chemical projects in China today are of world-class scale and technology; for example, coal-to-oil conversion, MTO, million-ton ethylene production, and ten-million-ton oil refining. The scale, processes, and equipment involved are all the result of domestic research and development, so where is there any talk of \"imitation\"? Is innovating on the basis of the \"trails\" left by others considered \"imitation\"?
Are you in R&D? Or just a rumor-mongering hero? It’s highly likely you’ve never experienced any of these projects, right? Is it all from what you’ve read in the news or heard? One must view things objectively in order to make progress, rather than assuming things without reason!
You’ve never developed the technology for a certain product, have you? I think it should be……