It's normal for them to publish a lot of Nature articles to market their movies, right?

In order to earn some initial capital, it's quite normal to persuade the Koreans to continue investing in room-temperature superconductivity, right?

It's perfectly normal for them to mine asteroids so they can get to Mars before Musk, right?

Outsiders: What exactly is normal?

Chen Yuanguang: If you could go to the future, you would also find this to be normal.

But why is this future starting to look so strange?

Thank you for the invitation, I was at 98, just got off the plane, punched Yahoo, kicked Amazon!

Zhou Xin, the former chief commercial negotiator of the ZTE incident and the founder of Xinxin Technology, unexpectedly returned to 1998.

Rise from Silicon Valley, set off waves in China, reshape the world's semiconductor structure, and turn the world around when the chip curtain falls!

To put it simply, it is a story of a semiconductor practitioner going back to the past to make trouble.