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【Voting with prizes】Should a section on “Foreign Chemical Industry” be created?

2008-01-02View Original

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In the discussion area, you can pay attention to: (1) foreign chemical engineering technologies, management practices, and systems, especially those in the United States, Europe, and Japan; (2) Experience sharing by engineering and technical personnel from foreign companies, etc ; (3) The experiences of domestic engineering and technical personnel abroad, etc ; (4) Frontiers and trends in foreign chemical engineering technology ; (5) Other related items. This post was last edited by wwyyhbmt on 2008-2-4 17:29.]
Reply #22008-01-02
Is it necessary to distinguish between domestic and foreign? Technology knows no borders; moreover, there is a need for a process of differentiation and adaptation regarding the posters
Reply #32008-01-02
I think it is very necessary. There is still a gap between our domestic chemical technology and the advanced levels abroad. Especially in terms of environmental protection, it is necessary to learn from foreign technologies.
Reply #42008-01-02
Once again, there are already enough categories; adding more categories should be done with caution. Just like the Olympics, having too many events is not beneficial to the Olympics themselves
Reply #52008-01-02
It should be established, so that we can learn about advanced foreign technologies and processes and broaden everyone’s knowledge.
Reply #62008-01-02
Learn*, apply, and absorb advanced knowledge and technologies to strive to make us a powerful nation. Absolutely!
Reply #72008-01-03
Now there is more exchange and cooperation with foreign countries, so it is very necessary to learn and understand more
Reply #82008-01-03
It’s fine to be located within the chemical industry zone. Comparison of the two together
Reply #92008-01-03
There are still more supporters; it mainly depends on how it is managed. The scope should be broad and specific, and the content can be in bilingual form to facilitate communication and learning among everyone.
Reply #102008-01-03
There are too many sections; it’s best to put it in one of the sections
Reply #112008-01-03
Given that it is to be launched, a Chinese version would be best:victory:
Reply #122008-01-03
Can we truly obtain new technologies from abroad?
Reply #132008-01-03
I hope more information can be provided on advanced foreign technologies; it would be great if there were Chinese translations as well. The technologies should not be too far removed from the present time
Reply #142008-01-03
Foreign consultation is very important; more sources of information mean more benefits
Reply #152008-01-03
I hope more information can be provided on advanced foreign technologies. It would be best if it were placed together with the chemical engineering design section. :handshake
Reply #162008-01-03
The proposal is good, but I don’t think there’s a need for a separate section; chemical engineering techniques are interconnected, with no clear boundaries.
Reply #172008-01-03
I think this suggestion is good; it can broaden everyone’s horizons.
Reply #182008-01-03
I think it is necessary to understand mature technologies abroad
Reply #192008-01-03
I think a separate section could be created for this purpose, as society is developing at an increasingly fast pace and technology knows no borders. In this way, while we work on advancing our own chemical technologies, we can also keep an eye on the developments in foreign technologies, which will help us improve together and achieve common progress!

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