Chapter 647 Reactions From Various Countries Japan 1

Chapter 647 Reactions of various countries - Japan 1

The press conference came to an end quickly, and most reporters left with satisfactory answers. Bao Zixuan's courage shocked the whole world. It is estimated that this young man is the only one who dares to do this.

Therefore, when the media reports came out, the response from people around the world was not great. At most, they thought that Bao Zixuan was really rich. However, it is not that simple for technology companies and scientific research institutions. If Heiyun Group can be so powerful, they must increase their investment in scientific research, otherwise they will definitely fall further behind.

At the same time, government agencies from various countries have also realized that once Heiyun Town is completed, there will be no stumbling blocks to the subsequent development of Heiyun Group. Now it seems that not only must we increase investment in domestic technology companies, but we must also restrict the development of Heiyun Group. It is difficult to catch up. You must limit the development of your opponents while developing yourself, so that you can achieve technological overtake.

The Japanese are the quickest to respond in this regard, and it is really difficult for other civilizations to catch up with the crisis awareness of marine civilization. Therefore, the Japanese science and technology department immediately contacted major domestic companies and universities to discuss countermeasures.

The Japan Science and Technology Promotion Agency was established in 1957 as a group specially established for the revitalization of science and technology in the country. However, it is said that it has well coordinated the development direction of major Japanese companies and has a high prestige in the country.

There are many domestic high-tech companies in Japan, including Toyota, Sony, Panasonic, Nissan, etc. These companies invest a lot in scientific research every year, and their technical level is very high. Looking at the entire world, they are among the top.

But these can only be regarded as second-rate companies in Japan, and the real big companies now are much stronger than them. Ishikawajima Heavy Industries, Nippon Steel Heavy Industries, Fuji Heavy Industries, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Mitsui Heavy Industries, Sumitomo Heavy Industries, Hitachi Heavy Industries, and Toshiba Corporation are the most well-known companies in Japan.

At the same time, the Japanese machine tool industry is one of the strongest in the world. Japan has the most brands of precision machine tools, the most advanced technology, and the largest profits. The world-famous brands alone include Sakimazak, Amada, Okuma, Mori Seiki, Jetcoat, Makino, Komatsu, Aida, Mitsubishi, Sodick, Citizen, Fujikoshi, Fuji, Toshiba, Brother, Tsugami, Takizawa , Enshu, Okamoto, Miyano, Hokos, Sukino, Nakamura Ryu, Mitsui Seiki, Toyowa, Fuji, Matsuura, Takamatsu, Hamai, Kurashiki, Taiyo Industrial Machinery, Waida, Kujima, Sumitomo Heavy Machinery , Fentech, FANUC, Chibei and hundreds of others.

In terms of technology, output value, and profits of the precision machine tool industry, both Germany and Switzerland, including Heiyun Group, are inferior to Japan. In a certain field, the Japanese precision machine tool industry has an advantage in a wide range of areas, which is even breathtaking. Some small companies in Japan with only a few dozen employees, such as Matsuura and Hamai, have their own unique technologies.

The fact that Nikon and Canon representatives can only sit in the corner is enough to illustrate the problem. This is what the Japanese have built up in just forty years. Of course, it has a lot to do with the fact that they had a good industrial base before World War II, but sometimes I also have to admire the resilience and tenacity of the Japanese.

Many economists believe that Japan's GDP will surpass the United States in the 21st century. It is not unreasonable. There are too many domestic technology companies. Except for a few countries that export energy to them, doing business with any country in the world results in a trade surplus. Of course, this is also the fundamental reason why Americans cut leeks in the past; who can say that you have huge wealth and at the same time do not have the strength to protect your wealth.

At present, Japan's manufacturing industry is very developed, and the country also tends to support manufacturing. This has also created Japan's prosperous electronics manufacturing industry. Sony, Toshiba, etc. were able to flourish for a while, which indeed attracted a large number of talents to develop in this direction, forming a cycle. .

Yasuhiro Nakasone, a Japanese politician, the 71st, 72nd, and 73rd Prime Minister of Japan (Prime Minister), as the third longest serving Japanese Prime Minister after the war, is recognized as Japan's most "international" political leader, nicknamed Windward Rooster and Red Samurai.

During his reign, Japan became the world's second largest economy. Based on this, he pursued Japan's status as a political power, exceeded the limit of 1% of the GDP for the Self-Defense Forces, visited the Yasukuni Shrine, and joined forces with the United States to fight against the Soviet Union. Later, Japanese politics became quite alternative and became a well-known right-wing politician in the Western political arena in the 1980s.

The fact that the Prime Minister also came to attend the meeting this time is enough to show the level of attention. The establishment of Heiyun Town threatens the development of Japanese enterprises to a certain extent. One company or one person can make all technology companies in the world's second largest economy and the most developed country on the planet feel a sense of crisis. I believe that only Heiyun Group and Bao Zixuan can do it.

Of course, various well-known universities in Japan also came to attend the meeting, including two representatives from the University of Tokyo and Kyoto University. This time the government attaches so much importance to it is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for colleges and universities. Neither of the two universities, which are determined to compete for the top spot in Japan, will give up such an opportunity easily.

Kenjiro Sakamoto is an alumnus of Bao Zixuan and a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is currently the person in charge of the Japan Science and Technology Promotion Plan. This is rare in Japan. Most of those who previously held this position came from Kyoto University and the University of Tokyo. Now that people who have graduated from MIT can hold this position, it shows that the Japanese already know that they cannot just develop in silence and need to learn more about new things outside.

In fact, Kenjiro Sakamoto's ability to take this position has a lot to do with Bao Zixuan. It is precisely because of his reputation and his special promotion that MIT has become the world's number one polytechnic university. Moreover, other universities cannot catch up; otherwise, the Japanese cabinet, which has always trusted domestic universities, would not let people who graduated from foreign universities hold this position.

Kenjiro Sakamoto first said: "Your Excellency the Prime Minister, principals and heads of companies, I believe that you already know that Xiangjiang Heiyun Group is planning to build Heiyun Town."

"At the same time, I got news from MIT that MIT will also participate in the construction of the Heiyun Town project. They will build the world's first Waifu laboratory in Heiyun Town, because Bao Zixuan opened made an offer they could not refuse."

Hearing that even MIT will move into Heiyun Town, Bao Zixuan's ambition is obvious. And the Americans just don’t care! To actually give MIT such a large degree of freedom, even if they are flaunting freedom, they still have to see what it means. You can't do this in the face of big right and wrong. Doesn't having the name of MIT make Heiyun Town take off! There was only one Black Cloud Group before and it caught everyone off guard. What should we do now!

In fact, Kenjiro Sakamoto said that MIT's presence in Black Cloud Town was not only a show off, but also made the Japanese cabinet and companies realize that the crisis was huge, at least bigger than they imagined.

Of course he also meant to show off, after all, many people were not convinced that he was in this position. Japan seems to be harmonious, but there are still some gaps between various regions, political parties, universities, and enterprises. You can't tell when they are unanimously public, but at other times they have their own little Jiujiu.

Now I want to tell you that I am not useless. A lot of news can be known immediately. I hope that everyone will cooperate with me when I work in the future.

But as Kenjiro Sakamoto said, Mr. Bao has indeed spent a lot of money this time. As long as MIT agrees to build a branch of the Basic Materials Laboratory and the Aerospace Power Laboratory in Hong Kong, Heiyun Group will promise to donate US$200 million to the school every year.

At the same time, half of the research and development results are owned by MIT. You must know that all scientific research funding comes from Heiyun. Very few schools can resist this temptation, even if you are the world's number one polytechnic.

Bao Zixuan's purpose is very simple, which is to let the world know his determination to build Heiyun Town. As for MIT coming to establish a laboratory, it still needs the approval of the US government, which currently seems to be quite difficult.

But he already has a countermeasure. If the government doesn't agree, he can let professors come to teach in Heiyun. His promise is still valid, and it can be said that he has done a lot of preparation work.

MIT was able to agree so readily not only because of money, but also not entirely because of its relationship with Bao Zixuan. It was more because of Stanford's eager gaze that gave them a strong sense of crisis.

Currently, the two schools are evenly matched in science and engineering majors, especially in computer science. But Stanford's geographical environment is really good, and the land area is indeed large enough. If MIT does not change its position as the world's number one polytechnic university, it will definitely not be guaranteed. Now bringing some disciplines to Hong Kong is an opportunity to promote academic development.