The GB-HD79-A standard has undoubtedly been recognized by the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy, and the U.S. government.

As for the real direction of the future development of military aircraft avionics, Yang Weiping selectively filtered all the important concepts.

But what he is proposing now alone is enough for Dr. Schlyer and other American experts to digest it for three and a half years.

Although it is inevitable to abandon patent royalties by converting patent technology into industry standards, as a standard-setter, it is also possible to formulate industry rules while formulating industry standards.

The sustainable and long-term benefits achieved by formulating industry rules are definitely not comparable to the collection of patent fees.

Yang Weiping can conclude that with the continuous revision and improvement of the GB-HD79-A standard, in the next 30 years, Huaxia's avionics industry can create at least 3 billion US dollars of high value-added benefits in the international avionics equipment market every year, and this benefit is increasing year by year with the development of electronic technology and the increase in the use of avionics in military and civil aircraft.

The introduction of GB-HD79-A standards and related technologies by the United States, the United Kingdom, France, the Soviet Union, the Federal Republic of Germany, Italy and other countries cannot be free of charge.

Yang Weiping didn't ask these countries for money, and they could use the equivalent value of patented technology standards for fair exchange.

Yang Weiping didn't count on some of the core technologies that each of these countries had mastered, and he just had to take the skills and standards of basic industries.

Such a request has naturally won praise from all countries in the world, and everyone takes it for granted.

In this way, through this exchange of technology, Huaxia has obtained a large number of basic technologies and patents in many fields such as textiles, chemicals, energy, machinery, and electronics.

Among them, it includes the diesel engine cylinder block and crankshaft processing technology of the Federal German MTU Company, and some relatively advanced basic engineering technology, basic machining technology, and basic material technology in the United States, Britain, the Soviet Union, and other countries.

Yang Weiping knows very well that high-end techniques are possible through the continuous accumulation of various basic techniques.

Overly cutting-edge techniques. For the current Huaxia, it is not needed, and even if it is wanted, people will not give it.

Therefore. Laying a solid foundation and consolidating it is the sustainable road to China's industrial development.

Since the Electronic Research Department of Tiangong Laboratory in Switzerland has made breakthroughs in the application of nanotechnology and DRAM technology in integrated circuits, Tiangong Laboratory has been at the forefront of the world in the application research of integrated circuits.

Up to now. The Swiss Tiangong laboratory has made innovations and breakthroughs in both surface mount technology (SMT) and multi-chip module technology (MCM).

But whenever there is any good technical innovation in the Swiss Tiangong Laboratory, Yang Weiping will introduce Huaxia as soon as possible. Of course, the fees for patent use and technology transfer that the state should pay are quite a penny.

As a result, the overall technology of Huaxia's state-owned electronics industry has been repeatedly improved. The integrated circuit production process is constantly updated. Under the condition of meeting the needs of the domestic market, a large number of products are exported to Southeast Asia and Central and South American countries, which has formed a strong impact on integrated circuit manufacturing enterprises in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan.

The successful formulation of the GB-HD79-A standard indicates that Huaxia's computer, electronic technology and industrial scale have been in line with the world's first-class level.

Taking advantage of this opportunity for the Chinese people to raise their eyebrows again in today's world, the State Development Planning Commission and the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense. On November 15, 1979, a national conference on scientific and technological work was held.

The participating units include all scientific research units, departments, university laboratories and research laboratories across the country.

The theme of this meeting, in addition to once again emphasizing the importance of science and technology as the primary productive forces, is mainly to demand China's science and technology workers. We must establish a sense of technical patent protection and a sense of confidentiality.

In addition, the meeting announced that all scientific research units and departments in the country would be separated from the administrative jurisdiction of local governments and placed under the vertical management of the Commission of Science, Technology, and Industry for National Defense. The project approval and funding application do not need to be submitted to the government department for approval, and the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense is responsible for examination and approval.

Before the end of the meeting, the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense issued certificates to individuals and units that have made major achievements in scientific research in the past two years.

The maximum amount of individual prizes has reached an unprecedented 500,000 yuan, and the maximum amount of collective prizes is 5 million yuan. There are also a large number of honorary titles such as Outstanding Contribution Awards, Advanced Science and Technology Workers, National Model Workers, and New Long March Assaulters.

It turns out that you can also make a fortune by engaging in scientific research!

This is the common aspiration of the scientific research workers attending the meeting.

Director Yang Da came to such a hand, which is to make domestic scientific research workers and technical personnel know that there is no need to do business and do business, and they can also make a fortune by relying on scientific and technological research alone. As a result, there is no need for the state and higher-level authorities to repeatedly state and reaffirm their orders, and they will also spontaneously establish a sense of confidentiality and patent.

There are prizes, and of course there are penalties.

At the meeting, Director Yang announced in public that he would severely punish certain individuals in certain units who engaged in academic fraud, and sentenced them to 15 years in prison and deprived of their political rights for 10 years for the crime of obstructing the country's scientific and technological development and disrupting the order of scientific research.

At the end of the meeting, Yang Weiping solemnly emphasized that scientific research should not have any political goals and administrative level ideas, and that this sacred pure land that promotes the process of human civilization will never allow any sludge and muddy water to exist.

The National Science and Technology Work Conference, known as the "1115 Conference" in history, was called a milestone and turning point in the development of China's science and technology by later generations of scientific research workers, and it has historical significance in promoting the take-off of China's science and technology level.

By the time Yang Weiping sent away the military technology exchange delegations from various countries in the world one by one, the time had unconsciously reached the end of 1979.

On December 27, 1979, the Soviet Union sent more than 80,000 modern armored troops to invade Afghanistan, capturing the Afghan capital Kabul and other major cities, and executing Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan Amin.

When he got the news, Yang Weiping finally breathed a sigh of relief.

The history of China has changed because of him, but the trajectory of the history of the world has not changed. The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, followed by the decade-long war in Afghanistan, broke out as scheduled, just like the history known to Yang Weiping.

The Soviet Union supported Karmal to form a pro-Soviet regime in Afghanistan, and Karmal served as the general secretary of the Afghan People's Democratic Party, chairman of the Afghan Revolutionary Council, and prime minister of the government.

In the face of the Soviet invasion, the Afghan people rose up to resist. More than a dozen Muslim-patriotic armed forces waged an anti-Soviet struggle on the outskirts of Kabul, in Kandahar, in Herat, and in mountain fortresses throughout the country.

For a time, the Western capitalist countries led by the United States issued public statements one after another, strongly condemning the Soviet Union's aggressive acts.

In January 1980, the Sixth Special Session of the United Nations adopted a resolution calling for the unconditional and complete withdrawal of foreign forces from Afghanistan.

The Soviet Union ignored this, and the United Nations, which was controlled behind the scenes by US imperialism, was farting.

The highest power center in China, the capital Forbidden City.

In the study room of Huairen Hall, the No. 1 chief sat on the fabric sofa with a kind smile on his face, and talked cordially with Yang Weiping, who was dressed in military uniform.

With the outbreak of the war in Afghanistan, the heavy rock that had been hanging in the heart for a long time was finally put down, and the whole person seemed to be ten years younger suddenly.

Coupled with the "Iranian hostage incident" that occurred on November 4 last year, the attention of the United States and the Soviet Union gradually shifted away from the focus on the Chinese mainland.

At a time when the whole world was focused on Afghanistan, the overseas troops of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, which had been training for almost half a year, quietly stepped out of the country and took over the military defense work on the Indochinese Peninsula from the hands of the former Southern Military Region's combat troops against Annam.

In today's China, the domestic situation is very good, and the international political environment is also left and right.

Chief No. 1 had been worried that the Soviet Union would not give up on controlling Annan and might cause some chaos in Annam and Laos, but now he can basically relax.

At present, the United States' attention is focused on the hostage crisis in Iran, and the Soviet Union is fighting in Afghanistan, and the No. 1 leader can completely foresee that the US government will definitely cry and cry and beg the Chinese government to draw a clear line with the evil red Soviet Union.

Iran was anti-American, Afghanistan was occupied by the Soviet Union, and it was a foregone conclusion that the Iranian Khomeini regime would lean towards the Soviet Union.

Because, in this world, except for Huaxia, which was led by Taizu back then, dared to argue with the two hegemonic countries of the United States and the Soviet Union at the same time, no leader of any country has the courage and courage to do so. Since the Khomeini regime has clearly put forward an anti-American policy, they will certainly maintain close and friendly diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union.

In this way, the Soviet Union's global expansion hegemonism that dyed the entire Middle East and the Indian Ocean region red has been accelerated in an all-round way.

Faced with such a dangerous situation, the US Government has to deal with the hostage crisis in Iran and on the other hand, it has to cooperate with the British, French, and other governments to provide international assistance to the resistance groups in Afghanistan.

At this critical moment, the Chinese government's international political propositions and attitudes are too important to the Americans.

"Wei Ping, you say, can the Soviets gain a firm foothold in Afghanistan?" Chief No. 1 looked at Yang Weiping, who was sitting opposite, with a relaxed smile on his face.

"The Soviet Union is following in the footsteps of the Japanese army that invaded China and was deeply mired in the quagmire of war in our country. Yang Weiping replied with a confident smile: "Of course, it depends on the attitude of our country. At present, neither the Americans nor the Soviets dare to block our Chinese people at this time. Grandpa, my point of view, let's not show anything, making a fortune in silence is the king!" (To be continued.) )