As soon as this type of major becomes popular, a large number of students will rush into this industry to strive to increase exchanges and cooperation in semiconductor learning among schools, enterprises, and at higher levels.
At the same time, Jiafeng Group's leading position in the semiconductor industry will be confirmed, certain taxes will be reduced or exempted, and subsidies will be provided for research and development. In the future, cooperation between Jiafeng and the Chinese Academy of Sciences will be promoted, and Jiafeng will be encouraged to set up more research and development centers in China. These research and development centers can be completely free of charge, with some expenses covered by local governments, some by the Science and Technology Commission, and some by special funds.
It is also hoped that Jiafeng Group can take the lead and actively promote the industrial chain. After mass production is achieved, it would be best to distribute multiple links such as wafers, etching, packaging and testing to various enterprises to form a complete industrial chain in China.
When it was Lu Feng's turn to speak, he talked about the current international environment. He said that if Jiafeng wanted to achieve mass production of its chips, it would take at least five years. This was under the condition that the international blockade was not severe. If the blockade was severe, they would not even be able to buy back the lithography machine, and they would not be able to produce it in the next lifetime.
Minister Niu seemed quite helpless, only repeatedly saying that everyone should overcome this together!
After the meeting, everyone went to the restaurant. Lu Feng stood outside smoking. Vice Mayor Liu came over, asked for one, took a couple of puffs, and said with some emotion, "You've had it tough!"
"It's not that difficult. I chose this path myself. If I had just been lying down and making money, I would be rolling in money by now," Lu Feng said, smoking a cigarette.
“You’re already rolling in money. By the way, have you ever calculated how much wealth you have?” Vice Mayor Liu suddenly asked curiously.
“We eat five grains a day and sleep seven feet at night. There’s no point in scheming about money. Do you believe me if I say I have no feelings for money at all?” Lu Feng turned his head and asked him with a rather wicked sense of humor.
He smiled, took a puff of his cigarette, and remained silent. To Vice Mayor Liu, this was definitely an ironic remark. He still had to think about how to live his life; he had never experienced the feeling that Lu Feng had described.
"To be honest, I don't think your semiconductor business will succeed," Vice Mayor Liu said to Lu Feng. "Right now, the focus is on the economy, and large-scale manufacturing is in high demand. Plus, with all that external pressure, it's going to be tough!"
"Yeah, I'm caught between a rock and a hard place. To be honest, it's fucking exhausting." Lu Feng smacked his lips as he took a drag on his cigarette, frowning as he said, "It's so frustrating. I'm really caught between Americans and Europeans, like a monkey. But things will get better, it won't be long!"
Vice Mayor Liu raised his eyelids and was taken aback by Lu Feng's determined look. An ordinary citizen with limited access to information might have believed it firmly, but Lu Feng knew just as much about the current situation as he did, yet he still believed in the future.
This surprised him somewhat. The more he learned, the less he dared to say what the future would definitely be like, because there were too many variables.
Let's hope so!
"Is the case Motorola is suing being fought here?" Lu Feng asked casually.
"Don't worry about this at all. You don't need to worry about it. Let's go inside and eat." Vice Mayor Liu threw his cigarette on the ground, pulled Lu Feng along, and walked towards the restaurant.
In the afternoon, the first case of a foreign company suing a domestic company for infringement was accepted by the Shenzhen court. The news was immediately publicized extensively at home and abroad, making it seem as if the law was being enforced under the spotlight.
At the same time, Motorola, along with other manufacturers, began attacking Jiafeng's mobile phone business, which had not yet been produced. Rumors circulated that Jiafeng Group's mobile phones had major problems in the testing environment, with radiation levels exceeding the standard by thousands of times.
For several days, Lu Feng stayed at home, bought Duo Duo a computer, and played with her at home. The little girl had entered the age of growth spurt and grew one centimeter in a month.
"Dad, the newspaper is criticizing you again, saying you have no backbone when it comes to having a son." Duoduo showed the newspaper to Lu Feng.
Lu Feng didn't even bother to glance at it, casually tossing the newspaper aside and saying, "Then I wish his son would be nothing but bullshit. You should go practice your piano later, or your mother will yell at you again when she gets back."
"Dad, why do you think these people are cursing you?" Duoduo asked, sitting on the sofa, looking quite annoyed.
Lu Feng turned his head and glanced at her. It was clear that she had also been affected. She used to always talk about what her father did at school, but it seemed that she wouldn't mention it anymore after the start of the semester.
“Child, commerce is a form of resource plunder. Why did ancient times suppress commerce and emphasize agriculture? Because ancient commerce lacked creativity and service; it was all about plunder and monopoly. When commerce is reduced to only the latter two, the competition becomes brutal. Commercial competition boils down to a few things: at the low end, it involves fighting, stealing, spreading rumors, and price wars; at the high end, it involves differentiated competition, service or product improvement, segmenting and targeting specific groups; and at an even higher level, it involves equity investment and control, acquisition and suppression, cultural suppression, or even rule-making.” Lu Feng said to her with a smile.
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