ushernet Chapter 286 This is the largest factory
Chapter 286 This is the largest factory
Chapter 286 This is the largest factory
Qiu Huoming returned to the room and just put his things down when he heard Zhao Youxin's guilty voice behind him: "I'm sorry, Huoming, it's all my fault that you got into trouble."
Qiu Huoming turned his head away. Zhao Youxin didn't cry even when he was surrounded by so many people just now, but now his eyes were red and he was about to cry out loud.
Jiang Yi on the side asked in surprise: "What happened?"
"You Xin, they are wrong, why should you feel guilty?" Qiu Huoming walked over and slapped him on the shoulder. "Tomorrow, we brothers will kill them all without leaving a single piece of armor."
Zhao Youxin's sad mood was shattered by this slap.
He rubbed his eyes, coughed lightly, and then nodded solemnly, "Okay."
Zhao Youxin then told his roommates what had just happened, which immediately aroused everyone's indignation.
Everyone discussed for a while, and finally everyone took the book and started reading.
When we were on the train, Professor Li said that this trip was mainly for sightseeing. In addition, we had to actually make an integrated circuit in the factory. There were many steps involved, so it was a team collaboration.
Nowadays, those who can get into university, unless they have extra points through special channels, are generally students who are somewhat arrogant and conceited. Everyone has been a top student before.
Here, Qiu Huoming is the only freshman. Although the others are young, they are already sophomores and juniors.
"How could that be possible? As soon as you sent us the notice, we rushed over."
Nothing happened that night. The next morning, after breakfast, everyone went to the hall to wait.
Teacher Xuan still sat with Qiao Yuxiang, the only female student among the group.
Not long after, the local students we met yesterday came down, followed by Professor Li and Teacher Xuan. Chang Gong and a slightly plump middle-aged man pushed the door and entered the hall from outside.
It’s not far from here to Jiuxianqiao, but it still took some effort to get there. At that time, the North Fourth Ring Road had not been built yet, so cars had to go around it.
The people in the room were determined to win, so they naturally started to study hard.
I saw their ad just after leaving the train station yesterday.
There was a bus parked in the open space in front of the guesthouse, and everyone got on the bus one after another.
A few people were talking and laughing, and those in the front row were also whispering, but the noise from the bumpy ride isolated their conversations.
The local students who were arrogant yesterday were very respectful when they saw the middle-aged man. They shouted one after another, "Hello, Professor Gu."
"Oh, you're all here. I was wondering why you guys didn't come..."
She glanced at the students who came from Anhui Province this time, and said gently, "You have five days this time, so you can study slowly. If you pass the assessment successfully, Professor Li and I will treat you to a meal at Quanjude."
Professor Gu had some stubble on his face, but his hair was neat and combed back. He was wearing a military coat, which made him look quite impressive.
Qiao Yuxiang had become very familiar with Teacher Xuan during this trip, and immediately asked in surprise, "Is it roast duck?"
Qiu Huoming smiled and said, "Okay, let's fight for the roast duck."
Brother Liang didn't show any of his bad temper from yesterday at this moment. He stood there obediently, like a well-behaved student.
"Yes, roast duck has a long history. Even I have never eaten it..." Teacher Xuan said with emotion.
Professor Li also knew Professor Gu. The two of them sat in the first row and began chatting. Qiu Huoming and his group of five sat in the back row, and the local students sat in the front row.
The experimental operation is really good.
"Let's go, follow me." Chang Gong glanced at the people in the hall, and seeing that there were no fewer people, he breathed a sigh of relief, turned around and walked out.
Several tall chimneys can be seen here. There are not many buildings nearby, mostly woods. It looks very desolate. It is only when we drive near the factory that it suddenly becomes lively.
At this time, the factory was not just a factory. The supporting facilities of the large state-owned factories were complete. Vehicles passed by the door of a supermarket. Qiu Huoming also saw a movie theater. There were obviously more pedestrians on the road.
The car finally stopped at the factory gate.
Chang Gong got off the car first. After everyone else got off, he pointed to the green two-story corner tower not far away and introduced it with a smile: "We call it the main gate building. Let's go in first."
Everyone followed him.
Chang Gong is very familiar with this area. As he walked, he explained the origin of this factory to everyone.
"This factory is still expanding. Back then... in the 1950s, the Science and Technology Department of the Telecommunications Industry Bureau took the lead in building it with the help of Germany. The total investment was as high as 100 million..."
As soon as these words were spoken, several students gasped. You have to know that in the 50s, workers only earned more than 1 yuan a year, so how heavy would this million yuan be?
"Ours is the largest electron tube factory in Asia..." Chang Gong achieved his goal, and his mouth curled up with a proud look on his face.
After officially entering the gate, everyone received an information form with a name list attached. Only then did Qiu Huoming know the origins of those local students.
The guy named Liang is called Chen Liang, and he is a top student in the third year of Tsinghua University. The other four people are from different universities.
As for Professor Gu, he has an even bigger background. He is a senior computer expert who has studied abroad and is one of the first scientific researchers in China to be mobilized to manufacture solid-state circuits.
The data sheet shows a common integrated circuit diagram and the required processes.
Zhao Youxin immediately came up to Qiu Huoming and asked, "Should we divide the work?"
Qiu Huoming nodded and called the other students to his side. "Let's go in and take a look first. Everyone, try to see as much as possible. If you are allowed to do it, do it. The division of labor is based on the above process, and each person is responsible for the same thing. In addition, I remind everyone not to just look at the process you are responsible for. Let's try to learn all of it..."
Over the past few days, Qiu Huoming has almost become the backbone of this group of students. They all agreed immediately and each chose a process.
Only then did Qiu Huoming have time to look at his competitors.
A few of them also gathered together, holding documents and discussing something.
Not far away, Professor Li and Professor Gu stood there looking at the two groups of college students. When it comes to technical level, Professor Li is not at all ambiguous about the universities in Beijing. He understands the students he has taught, and these students are all top students.
As for Qiu Huoming, he was even less worried. This guy's hand speed was as fast as that of an experienced operator.
"Old Gu, if you lose, just go to Quanjude and set up a table. We came from the countryside and have never eaten such high-quality food."
Professor Gu smiled slightly: "Don't worry, I will treat you guys even if I win. Do you think I'm as stingy as you?"
Professor Li snorted, "My salary is not as high as yours now. I just treated you to a meal, but you are still being sarcastic..."
Professor Gu was too lazy to pay attention to him. He turned around and looked at the two teams of students, saying, "Let's go. Everyone, follow Chang Gong to the workshop and abide by the relevant regulations..."
Everyone responded and started to walk inside.
Professor Gu shouted again, "Chen Liang, especially you!"
Chen Liang turned his head and replied with a wry smile: "Don't worry, I know the severity of the situation..."
Professor Gu nodded and pulled Professor Li aside. "Let's go to the conference room and wait for these guys."
The two of them walked and talked.
Professor Gu asked, "Is that tall guy Qiu Huoming?"
"It's him."
"That's incredible. Why is the university listed on his resume 'South China Institute of Technology'?"
Professor Li's face turned red. He had indeed fought for it at the beginning, but the boy refused to budge. He snorted coldly, "Go south to see the world. You have to pass the postgraduate entrance examination and come back."
Professor Gu pondered for a moment and said, "Why not let him apply to our school? Our faculty is stronger than yours in the field of semiconductors..."
"Don't even think about it..." Although Professor Li said it firmly, he was still unsure in his heart. Maybe with a recommendation from South China University of Technology, Qiu Huoming would be sent abroad on a government-sponsored study abroad.
He sighed and changed the subject, "I heard that several projects are going to be discontinued. What do you think?"
Professor Gu also sighed, "Our universities are fine, but a few military projects were partially completed and suddenly stopped, which really hurt us..."
Professor Li said seriously: "The root cause is that everyone is doing their own research and there are many overlapping projects. In addition, the country really has no money..."
"It's not easy to get everyone to work together. No one wants to fall behind, but this way, it will make it easier to fall behind." Professor Gu quickened his pace.
The factory is very large. The road outside the workshop has been repaired once, and vehicles are coming in and out not far away.
"Lao Gu, the factory is doing good business."
"That's right. Right now, our factory is the largest in the north, and Shenhai is in the south... We've produced a lot of TV and radio parts in the past few years, but not many of them are truly high-tech. Even the 16K DRAM has been developed, but it can't be mass-produced. It feels like looking at a mountain of gold and silver, but not being able to eat it..."
Professor Li said with a sigh: "Didn't Wuxi introduce a production line?"
"It will take at least two or three years for the factory to be built..."
after an hour……
In the workshop, Qiu Huoming was lying on the table, looking at the 16K DRAM placed in the box. Chang Gong urged Qiu Huoming, "Come back and take a look later..."
Qiu Huoming held up the circuit diagram in the document and asked, "It says here that this circuit diagram is a sample diagram. We can choose a more advanced diagram. If we can manufacture that 16KDRAM, does that mean we will definitely win?"
Chang Gong paused and said with a wry smile: "This is just a sample. I brought it here for you to learn from. It cannot be mass-produced yet, and the equipment in the workshop is not enough for you to make it completely..."
"Can I borrow some equipment from the laboratory?" When Qiu Huoming just came in, he had already discovered the semiconductor laboratory.
"That's fine, but if it doesn't work, you won't have enough time to work on other circuit diagrams..."
Qiu Huoming smiled and said, "I think you asked us to come here not just to see us copying your ideas, but to see our own ideas, right?"
Chang Gong touched the back of his head. He had heard Editor-in-Chief Zhou say this before. However, without the blueprint, it would be a fantasy to create such a top-level chip out of thin air.
He coughed and advised: "I suggest you do what is available in the data first..."
Qiu Huoming looked around and said, "Mr. Chang, can you please leave the sample with me first?"
"Of course, I'm going to give it to you guys to learn from. I'll bring it to you in the meeting room later..."
Qiu Huoming then breathed a sigh of relief. This was different from making a product behind closed doors. As long as he had the raw materials, he was not afraid of not being able to make it. He could also draw the blueprint exactly as it was.
When I entered the conference room, I found that Professor Li and Professor Gu were already sitting inside. There was a teacup in front of each of them, with steam rising from it. They were each smoking a cigarette, chatting and laughing, looking very comfortable.
Professor Li looked up at the students who were entering one after another, and without any hesitation, he put out the cigarette butt in his hand, then asked with a smile: "Did you finish reading so quickly?"
Chang Gong walked a few steps quickly and sat next to Professor Li. He responded, "I have finished looking at them all. In the next half day, let them report the processes they are going to perform..."
He looked at Qiu Huoming, lowered his voice, and repeated what Qiu Huoming had said before in Professor Li's ear.
Professor Li laughed and said, "Just do as he says."
He thought to himself that it would not be a bad thing to let Qiu Huoming suffer a little loss. This young man was used to having a smooth journey, and this kind of small loss that did not hurt him would make him realize that not everything can be done on a whim.
Chang Gong nodded, "Okay, you guys sit down first, I'll bring the things he wants over, and after lunch, I'll go straight to work..."
He then stood up and walked out.
Professor Gu then said, "Is your disciple going to cause trouble again?"
"Young people, how could you be like us, old men..."
Professor Gu was almost choked by his words. He picked up the teacup, took a sip of tea, and then looked at his students angrily.
Chen Liang was caught red-handed by him. He touched the back of his head and forced a smile, "Professor Gu, I really just went through the motions today and didn't cause any trouble. I wrote down all the procedures and was very careful."
Professor Gu's brows relaxed a little, and he knocked on the table, "Come on, tell me, what are you going to do?"
Chen Liang raised his lips, "I have already read this drawing and remember most of it. When we choose the process steps this afternoon, we will discuss our respective positions. Isn't this just a test of everyone's ability to cooperate?"
His smile deepened, "Don't worry, I understand."
He often participated in competitions of all sizes in the capital, and was no longer worried about it.
Professor Gu snorted coldly. He took out the information and pointed to the line of words on the bottom of the last circuit diagram and said, "Tell me, what does this sentence mean?"
Chen Liang opened the information in his hand, stared at the line of small characters, and read aloud: "This sample diagram is for reference. If students have more complex circuit diagrams, they will be given extra points as appropriate..."