Since I graduated from this school, there were no regulations governing his visits. He was free to move around the campus.
Upon arriving at the School of Computer Science, I first went to my advisor's office to chat and explain the purpose of my visit. Finally, I reported back to the school and university leaders.
My supervisor's surname is Zhang, and he participated in the first generation of supercomputing projects.
Professor Zhang was not teaching at the time and was in his office drinking tea while reading a magazine called "Computer Engineering and Science".
This is a comprehensive academic journal in the field of computer science. One of the sponsoring institutions is the School of Computer Science of this university, and Professor Zhang is also one of the editors-in-chief.
Hearing a knock on the office door, I casually called out, "Come in," assuming it was a student. I put down my magazine, took off my reading glasses, and turned around. At first glance, the person seemed a little unfamiliar, but then I recognized who it was.
"Qiu Jun?"
"It's me, teacher. I've come to see you. How have you been lately?"
Qiu Jun stepped forward, placed the tea he had bought at the airport on Professor Zhang's table, and asked with a smile.
"You're in good health, you're in good health. I almost didn't recognize you in that suit," Professor Zhang said with a smile.
"You can't just wear anything outside the system."
"I heard from them that you work in Hong Kong. I hope your work is going well! Is your business in mainland China or in Nansha this time?"
"I'm no longer working in Hong Kong. I've returned to mainland China to work on a major project, this time it's..."
"Look, you're getting senile. Sit down and talk, sit down and talk," Professor Zhang said, pointing to a chair not far away when he saw Qiu Jun still standing.
Although Qiu Jun hadn't finished speaking, it was a long story, and it wasn't appropriate for him to continue standing.
"Teacher, I came here specifically for the school. Um, let me first tell you about my current company and projects..."
Qiu Jun briefly introduced himself as the technical director of a subsidiary of Dami Technology, where he led a civilian satellite project in cooperation with AVIC.
The implication was that they were there to ask for help and to poach people, but not just to offer empty words of pleading; they came with a large sum of money.
In Qiu Jun's name, he donated ten million yuan to his alma mater.
Professor Zhang also holds the title of one of the college leaders, namely the Vice Dean.
After hearing Qiu Jun's purpose, he immediately called the dean. After the dean arrived, he called the principal, this time asking if the principal was in his office.
I overheard the principal in his office saying that he had something important to report later.
Alright, the dean took Professor Zhang and Qiu Jun to the principal's office to explain the situation again.
In other schools, under normal circumstances, if students earn money in society and want to give back to their alma mater, the dean can usually make the decision for the principal regarding this donation.
We'll ask the principal to come out for a photo and say a few words.
But this is the F-Defense Technology University, and there are many people in charge here; the principal dared not agree. So the matter was reported through the ranks, letting the higher-ups decide whether or not to accept the donation.
The school is also envious of this donation!
With this money, many projects can be started or continued.
After a meeting of higher-level leaders, the ministry leadership agreed that the school should accept the donation.
The condition is just to temporarily transfer a few people, right? Just give them to them. Anyway, we can't absorb that many people internally. Some students graduate but can't get into the system, but they're still assigned to work in other places, aren't they?
Qiu Jun wasn't even officially part of the system; he was assigned to a local post, and he still rose to prominence, didn't he?
As for providing technical talent support, that's all just for show.
Currently, rice is one of the most popular private enterprises in China, offering good benefits and supporting military development, making it practically an "insider."
During his return to his alma mater, Qiu Jun not only dined and took photos with school leaders, but also made a special trip to meet with graduating students.
Of course, there are also some exceptionally outstanding students among them. Qiu Jun builds his team based on the number of people he needs.
A total of 20 junior students were selected, not only from the School of Computer Science, but also from other schools, such as Materials Science and Engineering, Information Engineering, and Optoelectronic Information Science and Engineering.
These graduating juniors will be working under the guise of an internship with Qiu Jun on that unknown project.
The younger students get excited when the topic of unknown projects comes up.
The more closely a project is kept secret, the more significant it is. At this school, they heard countless names of people involved in great projects.
Perhaps in thirty or fifty years, when the secrets are revealed, we will suddenly realize, "Oh, so this person was a designer or participant in something."
These people don't care about fame or anything like that; they only care about how big the projects they're involved in are.
The ten million yuan donated by Qiu Jun spread within the system, but caused no stir outside.
Indeed, these are people and things from two different worlds.
The school is selective in accepting donations; not just anyone can donate.
In the same city, at another school, within the same system, the dean of the School of Surveying and Mapping also came to this university of science and technology to see Qiu Jun.
After all, the system knows what projects Qiu Jun is currently working on.
The School of Surveying and Mapping has not yet been merged.
If Xing Baohua knew about this school, then he benefited from its later merger with two other colleges to become another very famous college.
Yes, it is one of the top three J-level universities in the country, the G-level Information Support Engineering College.
Moreover, many of its services overlap with civilian information services.
Civilian products are, after all, things that others have already used and no longer use.
Now, the things Xing Baohua has developed are somewhat advanced and can even be directly applied to J-related matters.
The dean of the School of Surveying and Mapping used his connections to find Qiu Jun. The two spoke privately, and the dean got straight to the point: "Ask your boss. Isn't he working on a GPS positioning system? Our School of Surveying and Mapping has a lot of data that we can give him. Ask him what he'll offer in exchange."
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