Wenhao 1979, starting with contributing to Story Club

Chapter 202 1981 has arrived!

After completing the manuscript of "The Terminator", Yu Zhen gave himself a few days of great vacation.

Living in Hong Kong is naturally more comfortable and carefree compared to North America or Japan.

Furthermore, Hong Kong citizens today, despite having a particular sense of superiority when it comes to mainlanders, often displaying a proud attitude towards their poor relatives in the countryside, still consider everyone to be one of the same kind.

Such a high level of recognition is absolutely beyond question.

Most importantly, the British troublemakers still harbor strong illusions, believing they can stay here for a long time. In addition, they now have a clean governance concept, and their economic development is among the best in East Asia.

In short, apart from a slightly chaotic security situation and the various underworld forces that seem very powerful and influential, there are still plenty of ways for ordinary people to make a living and rise in social status.

Yu Zhen didn't need any bodyguards or guards. He was just an ordinary young man who casually boarded a bus, paid the fare, found a seat, and began a aimless sightseeing trip.

Such days are very leisurely.

The days passed uneventfully. After staying up all night to finish watching the entire Terminator story, Comrade Yuan had to rush back to Beijing to reunite with his family before the Spring Festival, so he left in a hurry.

Before leaving, he took with him a copy of Yu Zhen's opinion report on various aspects of upgrading and iterating the current laptop, as well as some suggestions on how to fully commercialize the product. He gave all of this to Yuan Chengzhi to take back for internal meetings to discuss.

I went to look it up for reference.

It turns out that time and space are below the timeline.

Around the same time, a group of senior engineers and experts, with the China Research Institute at its core, separated from the institute with a mission from above, and took a large number of computer semiconductor industry technology patents to form what later became Lianxiang Computer.

In this current timeline, the original scourge that plagued Liu Zichuan had already been dealt with by him last year, so there was no chance he would ever have that crucial position again.

Of course, even without Liu Zichuan.

Yu Zhen didn't expect that China's computer semiconductor industry could truly overpower the rising momentum of giants like those in Silicon Valley.

Regardless of the circumstances, in the early days of the Internet, only North America possessed an unparalleled first-mover advantage in terms of commercial development and economic level.

As for China, while it's not exactly impoverished, its foundation is extremely weak.

In particular, since the industrial base had not yet taken off, the most valuable large group of engineering students had not yet grown to the size of the group that later produced hundreds of millions of new graduates every year.

That's why he didn't say he was so arrogant as to want to go back to Beijing to make some suggestions to the relevant leaders about the development path of the computer semiconductor industry and what kind of rise to take.

What he hopes for is just one thing: to first hone his internal skills and solidify his foundation. In the most core areas, such as the Chinese form-based operating system he already has and the integrated manufacturing of complete machines, he can continue to develop in a low-key manner. He doesn't seek to be the most advanced in the world, but only to ensure that he can always have such a basic foundation and preserve the core flame of domestic self-reliance for a long time.

There's no other way. If you want to truly achieve commercialization, the only option is to open up your own market, attract external giants, and constantly stimulate or even destroy the growth process of your own industry.

Of course, as the old saying goes, right now the US is still counting on this to deal with the evil Soviet Union, and the East Asian and American sides are at the beginning of their most honeymoon period of ten years.

Therefore, to a large extent, if the US knew that Dongguo had made technological breakthroughs in related industries, it would definitely consider the overall picture and then cooperate with Dongguo to a limited extent, rather than just using Dongguo's market to sell their products and make long-term high-tech profits, as in another timeline.

"In any case, at least there are now basically mature all-in-one laptops available in China, and there's a Chinese operating system to support them —"

"With such a solid foundation, the original格局 (structure/pattern) of the three major computer semiconductor companies in East Asia can now, in any case, allow them to grab a piece of the pie domestically."

"Fine, I'm destined to worry about nothing. Why should I think about these things?"

Yu Zhen leaned against the back window of the bus, gazing absently at the brightly lit street scene outside, muttering to himself.

At this moment, several young men and women squeezed onto the bus.

Just then, an empty seat appeared next to him. One of the young men, who was very agile, darted over and plopped down, chuckling and joking with his companions with great pride.

Perhaps they heard Yu Zhen's mutterings.

The young man, quite familiar with him, turned and glanced at him. "Just arrived from the mainland? Couldn't find a suitable job?"

Yu Zhen was still lost in thought when the young man nudged him lightly on the shoulder and said with a smile, "Don't be so discouraged! Hey, you look really good. How tall are you? Probably over 178cm, right? — Hey, hey —"

Yu Zhen finally snapped out of his daze, turned to look at the other man, his eyes lighting up immediately. He then said, "You're talking to me?" The young man repeated what he had just said, laughing, "See those losers? Haha, to be honest, we're all trainees at TVB, going to debut as stars someday. You're so stylish, almost as handsome as me, but if you're confident, I can introduce you to an audition at TVB sometime. Maybe you'll get selected!"

Yu Zhen looked in the direction the other person pointed towards the middle of the carriage.

Hey, sure enough, I saw several very familiar, youthful faces again.

Without needing to ask further, he had finally bumped into some of Hong Kong's up-and-coming entertainment stars on the bus.

As for the person in front of him who was very friendly and greeted him, even offering to help him, he mistakenly thought he was a down-on-his-luck guy who had just fled from the mainland to Hong Kong.

Haha, as expected of Andy Lau, whose acting career has been the longest in another time and space.

Yu Zhen blinked a few times, unable to bear refusing Liu Huazai's kindness.

Of course, to avoid attracting too much attention on the bus, he didn't proactively introduce himself or reveal his identity as "the great writer Yu".

Yu Zhen expressed great interest in Liu Huazai's enthusiastic help.

Ping then received a small note from Liu Huazai containing his contact number and name. After chatting casually for a while, he waved goodbye and watched Liu Huazai and the others get off the bus.

"Tsk tsk, after the Spring Festival, it seems it's time for our Oriental Hollywood film studio to start shooting a few big-budget movies to build our reputation."