The water problem has been solved, and the area is basically a large area with a sparse population, which can be operated with large machinery and is very suitable for promoting planting. If it is given a certain amount of time to continue to develop, it will have a great possibility of becoming another granary supplying the whole country. This is a major project with extremely strategic value.
In places where large-scale mechanized planting is possible, the country never worries about no one contracting for planting. If that is really not possible, the agricultural department will directly set up large farms, recruit workers, nationalize planting, and make overall plans to put the lifeline of food in the hands of the state. This will better guarantee the interests of the grassroots people and will not affect the lives of ordinary people due to speculation by some grain merchants.
At the same time, the agricultural sector will have a source of funds, which will enable it to better assist agriculture, rural areas and farmers, carry out better development operations, and provide support for poverty alleviation... Such a virtuous cycle is exactly what they want.
Now, the country's technological advancements have brought them new possibilities, and promising ones at that. Once word of this project gets out, not only the agricultural departments above, but even the agricultural departments and bureaus below are probably eager to get involved. Which department wouldn't want to increase its own available funds and make more money?
Each piece of good news is always a joy to hear, especially for Wu Tong, the original driving force behind the development of this product. Her findings can positively impact and impact China, a testament to her hard work and dedication.
A good mood seemed to be the beginning of good fortune. A flicker of inspiration struck Wu Tong, giving her a small clue to take another small step forward in her long-studied NS equations. She immediately took up her pen and began to deduce, guided by her inspiration.
While this little bit of inspiration couldn't completely solve the millennium-old problem, it at least allowed her to take another step forward on her research path. That was already quite good. Just as one should eat one bite at a time, so too should one research one step at a time. With each step, one's feet firmly planted on the ground. Reaching the summit and completely solving the problem was simply a matter of time.
It is common sense to spend two to three years or even more time to study such a difficult problem. Some mathematicians spend their entire lives pursuing a problem tirelessly. For example, Mr. Andrew Wiles, whom she was familiar with, had an inextricable bond with Fermat's Last Theorem since he was ten years old, but he was already forty-five years old when he really solved the problem thoroughly.
From the age of ten, Mr. Wiles worked tirelessly for thirty-five years toward his ambitious goal of proving Fermat's Last Theorem. How many thirty-five years can one have in a lifetime? This kind of unwavering perseverance and persistence is what she wanted to learn.
Her path had been relatively smooth, and she hadn't yet encountered a truly difficult situation where she was completely lost. However, that didn't mean she wouldn't encounter such a situation in the future. Therefore, she needed to plan ahead. When faced with such a situation, she should remain calm, keep learning, and overcome obstacles. This was the most important approach she needed to take.
Because he has the Enlightenment Stele with him, with such assistance, Wu Tong's efforts will bear fruit. Such a smooth situation will prevent him from becoming arrogant and becoming the person he hates because of such special circumstances!
Wu Tong constantly reminds herself to be humble. The memory of the future also gives her a mature mindset and a warning, allowing her to always maintain her current humility.
Wu Tong was writing a paragraph inspired by his inspiration. Just as he stopped writing and stretched his wrist, there was a knock on the office door.
"Come in!" When the office door opened, Wu Tong saw that the visitor was Ruan Chengxu. She smiled and stood up. "Brother Xu, you're back? Is everything settled?"
Ruan Chengxu had recently completed his graduation thesis defense, completed his studies, and received his diploma. He then followed her to conduct an experiment, and only after the experiment was completed did he arrange time to go home to take care of some trivial matters and visit his family.
"Why didn't you stay home longer?"
"Everything's done, and I had nothing to do at home, so I came back! I'm so used to being in the lab, and suddenly coming home and doing nothing is a bit strange!" Ruan Chengxu wanted to hold his forehead. Was he born to be a hard worker? Why was he not used to lying down at home? Thinking of the group of researchers in Wu Tong's lab chasing him like wolves and tigers, he couldn't help but feel that his position as the first researcher to join Wu Tong's team was in jeopardy!
After all, they were all full-time researchers with years of experience, not just a fresh graduate like him! He could rely on his previous achievements and the position of Junior Brother Wu Tong to temporarily maintain his position, but he couldn't maintain it forever.
He still needs to have some sense of crisis. If he doesn't think about the future, he will have immediate worries. He is not creating anxiety for himself, but maintaining a moderate pressure, so that he can have better room for improvement. He also wants to accumulate some positive resume resources for himself.
Anyone who does research and enters the four major pits of biochemical materials may love the field, but they also almost always want to make major breakthroughs and have a brilliant future! Their goals may be vulgar, but humans are ultimately real animals, not virtual saints, and they cannot achieve the selflessness of a saint.
He couldn't stay idle at home, so he received a letter and hurried back.
"Wu Tong, do you remember the mechanical engineering talent from Huaqing that I told you about before?"
"That's what they mentioned about the strong oxygen product extraction, right?" Wu Tong's memory was impeccable, and he immediately pulled out the fragments from that day. "I remember Junior Brother said that the other party had been located, didn't he?"
"Zhang Qian's advisor had already reached an understanding with him and wanted to keep him for research and development. It would be difficult for him to respond to our recruitment before his advisor made a firm commitment!"
Ruan Chengxu sighed, not knowing whether to be happy about the possibility of adding a talented person to the team, or to sigh for Zhang Qian, who was considered a friend. "His mentor has found a more suitable candidate, so he has become dispensable and his situation is rather awkward.
It's already July and August, and the best window for graduate recruitment has passed. He still hasn't received a normal job offer, and now he has to find a suitable way out. His family is not well off. Isn't this a dilemma? "
It is impossible to say that the mentor is wrong, but the person has indeed been left in mid-air, with no place to go, and it may even affect the future of his life. If there is another mistake, it is possible that he will waste half his life!
Desperate, Zhang Qian immediately thought of Ruan Chengxu's recruitment and contacted him again, hoping to get an interview. As a fellow graduate, although he had no job-hunting experience, he did understand the difficulties faced by some graduates, so he brought up the matter with Wu Tong for the second time.
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