In the history of human industrialization, there has been **no period without imitation**.
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British imitation of the Netherlands； France, Germany imitate Britain ； The United States imitates France, Germany, and the UK ； Then those few teachers in front of the Japanese imitation. Because China developed later, it has more targets for imitation.
The characteristic of Chinese knockoffs is their large scale and good quality. We have achieved a miracle in the world of knockoffs – they are genuine, of high quality, and even better than the original products!
When I was young, I too despised all kinds of slogans. . . It was later found that all the slogans put forward by this party were realized, creating an epic China. If we examine the development path in detail—such as industrialization (at a time when the country was in dire straits), adhering to the Party’s leadership (debates over whether this should change), pursuing an expansionist strategy (whether to focus on precision or scale), and the Chinese model (state-owned enterprises playing a leading role in private sector development), etc.—each plan and each attempt was truly remarkable and astonishing.
Everything can only be judged by comparison to determine what is right and what is wrong; for example, how well has China managed to control the epidemic?
We are the only ones since World War II to have been able to build and develop a complete industrial system; imitation is based on industry!
Modern civilization is an industrial civilization, and the foundation of industrial civilization is modern manufacturing. Therefore, modern manufacturing is the foundation of a modern ** nation. This year’s COVID-19 pandemic has proven this once again. China’s strong manufacturing capacity provided the material foundation for the success in combating the pandemic; the country produces 5.5 billion masks per day, making it the world’s factory for pandemic-related supplies.
**With a large scale and high costs associated with trial and error, learning from others is the most effective approach
Lu Xun’s “adopt what is useful,” the chief designer’s “three benefits””
Any action that promotes human progress is a meaningful one. It is worthy of recognition.