I just said yesterday that I would write a blog every day, but today I almost forgot. I was busy revising the paper all day today, but I didn't read the programming. It is estimated that I will take a look at it later, and I must not forget it.
The ZTE incident, which coincides with the Sino-US trade, is expected to go down in history. After these few days of fermentation, things have calmed down, and the news is rarely reported. Today, I saw a public account on the headlines that analyzed ZTE's land in the country. And take its positive meaning, at a time when people in this country are suffering from lack of "core" and worry about buying a house, such remarks may have counterproductive effects. This shows the role of the language environment.
Through a WeChat official account, I learned that ZTE has more than 69,000 global patent assets and more than 30,000 authorized patent assets. At the same time, ZTE's advantages in global patents are also analyzed. The article also mentioned that after the decline of Nokia, it relied on its more than 3 patents to generate tens of billions of revenue every year. The implication is that ZTE is strong and low-key. Patents can increase the company's deterrent power, but it is difficult to support China's communications and high-tech pillars close to patents. In the final analysis, you have to be hard on yourself. Just like your own work, you have to be hard on technology.
In the morning, I asked the teacher to discuss the revision of the graduation thesis. The article was pointed out, and the colloquialism was serious. At the time, I was on pins and needles. Learning, reading, can't stop.
Recently, I was also reading Mr. Zheng Yimei's "Eat and Eat Before the World". The classical Chinese and vernacular texts are mixed with vernacular, which tells some interesting facts about the diet and some foods of the modern (possibly) literati. I am also a delicious person, and I hope to reproduce the delicacies in the text. I haven't finished reading the book yet, I'm continuing.