Then, changing the subject, she asked, "Did you go back to Jiangcheng for the Chinese New Year this year?"
Li Miaomiao: "I'm going back. I have to visit relatives during the Spring Festival and go to a prefecture-level city around Jiangcheng. I'll stay at home most of the time."
“I don’t plan to go to the prefecture-level city. If I go, I might run into some relatives who make embarrassing requests. I guess my parents will go; they’re better at handling these kinds of situations.”
"After the Spring Festival, I plan to visit the R&D center that Kechuang Bio has invested in in Jiangcheng."
"Jiangcheng has been contacting me again, expressing their hope that we will move our headquarters back to Jiangcheng. They said they can transfer a 7,000-mu commercial land next to Optics Valley Bio-City to us at a very low price."
"In fact, the local governments are all very similar. The bargaining chips offered by Suzhou, Nanjing and Wuhan are about the same, which is land."
"In terms of population support alone, Wuhan has more college students, while Suzhou can attract more high-end talents by relying on the Yangtze River Delta."
"Jiangcheng's appeal is still weaker compared to the Yangtze River Delta region."
"I think it would be nice to go back to Jiangcheng, but most of the other employees probably wouldn't want to."
Relocating a company's headquarters is a very troublesome matter. State-owned enterprises have been talking about gradually moving away from Beijing for many years, but in the end, very few have actually moved.
"After I visit the R&D center in Jiangcheng, we can consider appropriately increasing our investment in Jiangcheng."
As they were talking, Li Miaomiao realized she had started talking about work again, so she quickly stopped her: "If we don't talk about work on New Year's Eve, did you go see the Lunar New Year fireworks in Singapore?"
Zheng Li: "It seems like we can see the Spring Festival fireworks specially set off at sea right here."
Li Miaomiao: "Remember to take pictures. Will you feel lonely over there all by yourself?"
Zheng Li fell into thought when asked the question: When did he begin to gradually lose his human emotions?
Perhaps the humans cultivated by the artificial womb of the Mage Alliance are inherently emotionally detached, and after entering the Mage Tower, their friends and classmates from the original Mage Academy gradually drifted apart.
The only way to relieve loneliness is to chat with artificial intelligence.
The seminars among monks are held at ten-year intervals. For example, they are held once every twenty years or once every forty years.
The monk who studies black holes is a rare friend with whom he shares common interests.
However, once the mage enters a research state, he will block external communication, so the two sides rarely happen to be able to communicate in real time.
I guess I started getting used to being alone from the moment I entered the mage tower.
"Fortunately, I communicate with my colleagues in the lab every day, so I don't feel lonely."
"You often come to see me, and my colleagues at the Suzhou R&D Center also frequently ask me questions."
After Zheng Li finished speaking, Li Miaomiao sensed the indescribable loneliness in Zheng Li's heart, as she was his only friend. "Then I'll try to chat with you more when you're free. If you're busy, I'll send you a WeChat message."
Zheng Li: "Okay."
Li Miaomiao then changed the subject and began talking about the New Year customs of Jiangcheng.
Zheng Li also told Li Miaomiao about the Chinese New Year customs in Singapore that he had heard from his colleagues there.
After talking to Li Miaomiao, Lei Jun called him, followed by Cheng Gang.
They exchanged blessings, chatted briefly, and then hung up.
“When you told me you were going to work on lithium batteries, I was skeptical, since you had no prior experience with them.”
"Now I realize that a genius is a genius, a genius in any field. I have also obtained the lithium battery sample rice from Kechuang Biotechnology, and the test results are excellent."
"If we can mass-produce it, our rice car, which will be released the year after next, will definitely use the new lithium battery you developed."
The ability to mass-produce means that the safety tests have been passed.
Zheng thought there was no need to spoil the fun on this day, so he echoed Lei Jun's words, saying that he would definitely give him one later.
“No problem. If you’re in Singapore, I’ll send you there. If you’re in Suzhou, I’ll send you there. Even if you’re on Mars, I’ll send you there.”
In 2024, someone actually went to Mars, but it wasn't Zheng Li who went.
Another year has passed.
After the Spring Festival, battery manufacturers in China began sending representatives to Suzhou to discuss patent licensing with Kechuang Biotechnology.
Representatives from Panasonic, LG, and Samsung were also present.
Although Kechuang Biotechnology did not send samples to foreign manufacturers, they still managed to obtain samples through various channels.
For joint venture car companies, with their long-standing conflicts of interest, obtaining samples is incredibly easy.
The three battery manufacturers from Japan and South Korea immediately tested the lithium battery samples from Kechuang Biotechnology upon receiving them.
Their energy density is three times that of currently available lithium batteries, something they neither dare to believe nor want to believe.
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