Recently, an article in South Korea's "**" caused an uproar, and the keywords on the title "humiliation", "fiasco", and "shock" can be described as like a bomb, which makes people wonder what happened in South Korea's technology field?
It is reported that the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the National Natural Science Commission jointly organized a research and compilation activity that lasted more than 3 years, and released a series of books called "2035 Development Strategy Series of Chinese Disciplines and Frontier Fields". This series of works covers 38 volumes, including general introductions, major disciplines, frontier fields and other fields. This not only surprised Baek Seo-in, a professor at the Department of Chinese Studies at Hanyang University in South Korea, but also attracted widespread attention from the world.
Tsinghua University, China's highest-level science and engineering university, is represented by its Artificial Intelligence ("Wisdom Class"), which demonstrates China's enthusiasm and flexibility in talent training. Tsinghua University selects the best freshmen from various majors, and cultivates future scientific and technological elites through strict selection conditions and teaching methods. At the same time, China has also provided strong support for scientific and technological development through the "National Key R&D Program", concentrating resources on technological research and development, so that China's scientific and technological level continues to develop rapidly.
South Korea's tech sector, by contrast, is a bit weaker. South Korea's R&D budget has been cut, which has led to the scientific community, and has also opened a huge gap between South Korea and China in the field of science and technology. South Korea's science and engineering talents have long been neglected by advanced technology, and the expansion of medical school enrollment by 2,000 has triggered a wave of resignation of intern residents. In this case, in the face of the backward situation of science and technology, South Korea is struggling in "misery".
Perhaps, in the face of China's technological rise, South Korea should reflect on its own development strategy and look for new breakthroughs and development opportunities. Because, only by keeping pace with the times, can we be invincible in the competition of science and technology.