Of course, the seemingly perfect patent system is actually not perfect either.

Why not perfect?

Because the growth of technology does not necessarily develop slowly, but there will always be some technological explosions.

Foreman countries that already have mature technologies often fail to support the emergence of new technologies due to vested interests and other issues. They may even suppress them because of vested interests.

When internal combustion engines replace steam engines and electric machines replace steam-driven equipment, will those factory owners with a large number of steam engines bear to watch their steam engines turn into a pile of worthless garbage? How could it be?

Therefore, there are always some unexpected events.

For example, the rise of Japan is somewhat unexpected for the first-class countries that are starting out.

Japan, which had basically become a ruin after the war, had a very obvious opportunity to rise.

What opportunity?

It was the United States that led the United Nations and landed in South Korea and had a real fight with North Korea.

This war seemed very anxious due to the joining of the Chinese army.

The allocation of various military supplies from the United States is relatively high in terms of timeliness and cost.

Therefore, place an order near Japan, which is extremely close to the front line, and order military supplies.

Originally, the United States was just trying to make Japan engage in some things that were difficult to do with just a simple labor.

However, Japan retains a large number of pre-war science talents.

You should know that when Japan knew that it was going to be defeated and launched a suicide attack, the soldiers who were sent to the plane were basically all social science talents such as literature, history, philosophy, etc.

Of course, if you are a relative of the Emperor and happen to learn this, you won’t have to be sent to the plane that goes without returning.

Hundreds of thousands of high-end technical talents are the result of Japan's cultivation since the Meiji Restoration.

At the beginning of the war, when the bubble gum that American soldiers had chewed on the ground was a very precious dessert for the Japanese.

Although these talents still exist, they are hard to cook without rice.

However, the Korean War for the United States provided Japan with ingredients for cooking.

Although he is engaged in the processing of low-level products, Japan soon proved that it has the ability to process high-level products.

During the process of OEM, the United States discovered that Japan has the ability and the cost is even lower. In other words, it prefers Japan to OEM rather than use local expensive goods.

Therefore, after a war, Japan has accumulated capital again.

At this time, the information revolution, which started from the United States, was the revolution of electronic technology, set off a big wave in the world.

When a series of old countries such as the United Kingdom and were not willing to develop the technology that Americans like the United States used, Japan, as the biggest loser, immediately started to learn.

Because this technology has not been developed for a long time, Japan has developed many products with lower quality than the United States, but cheaper products, which quickly occupied the market.

At this time, the United States, which had already come back to its senses, began to harvest Japan through economic policies.

Japan gradually fell from its peak due to insufficient talent supply and economic suppression by the United States, and fell into decades of loss.
Chapter completed!