Li Zhongxin told Chen Xingran some of his experiences in Japan, and also expressed his own opinions.

From post-war Japan's economic recovery to revitalization, the economic behavior of its economic entities has been long-term and stable in promoting technological innovation. Japan's technological innovation runs through all periods, and it can be said that it is a commitment that is never given up and is constantly pursued.

Japan's technology strategy basically has a positive intention of innovation, and it can be said that it always pays attention to absorbing innovative foreign technologies.

Especially in the period after World War II when there was a large gap with Europe and the United States, great attention was paid to technological catch-up through joint ventures, technology transfer, technology cooperation, etc.

What China lacks most now is technological innovation. We have not invested a lot of energy and funds into technological innovation, and we have not put this matter in a critical position.

It is precisely for this reason that I decided to build several high-tech modern enterprises in Jiangcheng, and also to build some large laboratories to attract some high-tech technical talents and conduct scientific research and development there.

Work.

Only when high-tech enterprises and large-scale laboratories are built with detailed data can they become real scientific and technological achievements and be used in practical applications.

By converting the high-tech research into productivity, our country can spend less wasted money.

We in China have spent too much wasted money in these years. Many things that our country can develop independently need to be imported from foreign countries.

The foreign exchange used to import these items is obtained in exchange for the country's most basic resources, which is equivalent to exchanging the best things at home for things that the country can produce on its own.

Japan’s economic entities place technological development in a priority and prominent position, and its economic development strategy has experienced a “trilogy” of evolution from the earliest proposed nation-building through education to the nation-building through trade to the current nation-building through science and technology.

Japanese technological innovation is a gradual process.

During this period, it has gone through different periods, with different technological innovation contents and different supporting policies, which have been vigorously implemented.

When the Japanese economy recovered after the war, it began to devote itself to the development of heavy industries (steel, chemicals, and machinery industries) that were known as the world's advanced technologies at the time. It also introduced and developed a large number of applicable new technologies, pursued large-scale production, improved labor productivity, and achieved

Product internationalization using price and quality management as means of competition.

At that time, Japan also formulated corporate rationalization, industrial revitalization and emerging industry policies.

In the machinery industry, the production technology of small and medium-sized enterprises is relatively backward and the production equipment is aging. In order to revitalize the machinery industry, Japan has formulated the Temporary Measures Act for the Revitalization of the Machinery Industry and formulated support policies accordingly.

?A very significant feature of Japan’s technological innovation is that while focusing on basic research, it also pays more attention to the development, application and promotion of practical new technologies. Technology and economy must be closely integrated, otherwise, the economy will have no vitality.

The purpose of adopting high and new technologies is for industrialization. Economic development creates a stage for scientific and technological progress, and scientific and technological progress further promotes economic development.

After this trip to Japan, I feel that it is very necessary to build some modern factories in Jiangcheng, especially some mechanical industries, such as automobiles and some special vehicles, etc., in order to ensure that our province

In the future, some items that previously needed to be imported can be made domestically produced. In this case, the country will release more funds for construction investment, and the country will develop more rapidly.

As long as our provincial government can make up its mind to do it, I believe Zhongxin Company will have no problem doing this.

The technical strength of Japanese companies is not only unique in production, but also in the research and development stage. Research and development methods also reflect the uniqueness of Japanese-style management.

For example, Japanese companies believe that research and development conducted by groups brings together collective creation and is more effective than relying solely on individual development.

The research institute within the company has close contact with the site, making it particularly easy to arrange for product research and production preparation to be carried out simultaneously.

Japan's technological innovation is promoted as a whole, with top-down linkage and joint efforts to develop science and technology. The government advocates building a country based on science and technology, providing financial support, policy support, and planning priority.

Companies are required to develop new products by trial-producing one generation, reserve one generation, and produce one generation. The metaphor is "eat one in your mouth, hold one in your hand, and think one in your mind." This is indeed how Toyota operates.

Mr. Hideki Masuda, the famous vice president of Japan's Om Corporation, said in his speech on "Omron's Business Philosophy": "Let machines do what machines can do, and humans should engage in more creative activities."

For example, all the packaging lines of the Zhongxinshan Wild Vegetable Factory are produced in Japan, and the sanitary napkin production lines are also produced in Japan. If our country wants to become prosperous and strong, it must develop its own technology.

Create a production assembly line that belongs to our country. Only in this way can our country become prosperous and strong.

Manufacturing is the main body of the national economy, the foundation of a country, a tool for rejuvenating a country, and the foundation of a powerful country. Since the start of industrial civilization in the mid-eighteenth century, the history of the rise and fall of world powers and the history of the struggle of the Chinese nation have repeatedly proven that without a strong manufacturing industry,

There will be no prosperity for the country and the nation.

Building an internationally competitive manufacturing industry is the only way for our country to improve its comprehensive national strength, ensure national security, and build a world power.

The most important thing we in China should do now is to learn from the developed countries in the world. We must carry out independent research and development on the largest scale, trial-produce one generation, reserve one generation, and produce one generation. We must carry out large-scale innovation.

Li Zhongxin spoke eloquently and concisely to Chen Xingran about Japan's economic rise and his trends in economic development.

While he was saying these words, he also told a series of things that he wanted to build some modern factories in Jiangcheng, wanted to build several large laboratories, wanted to establish an animation base, and so on.

When he talked to Chen Xingran last time, Li Zhongxin wanted to talk to Chen Xingran about this matter. However, Li Zhongxin felt that the time was not mature at that time. Compared with now, it is better to explain these things clearly to Chen Xingran at this time.

While building Jiangcheng well, it will also promote the economic development of Heilongjiang Province. This is something Chen Xingran would not refuse.
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