Siheyuan, the opening gun is aimed at Yi Zhonghai

Yu Li was stunned at first, then her pretty face quickly turned red to her ears. She used her free hand to hit Zhou Zheng's chest and said coquettishly, "Little brother Zhou, what are you talking about? Do you have any shame?"

Feeling the touch on his chest, Zhou Zheng understood Yu Li's hint, so he hugged Yu Li into his arms.

He teased Yu Li in her ear: "Sister-in-law, I really want to taste your flavor..."

Fire in July.

The temperature dropped slightly.

A month has passed since that “little action” with Yu Li.

At this time, the institute's equipment has been fully moved into the factory, and the college students assigned to the institute have already arrived at their posts one after another.

In order to achieve better development of the research institute in the early stage, Zhou Zheng obtained many mechanical drawings through lucky draws in the points mall.

You need 1000 points to draw once, and you will get a guaranteed prize only after ten consecutive draws.

The guaranteed reward could also be some unimportant toy drawings, which made Zhou Zheng waste a lot of points.

If we only count the useful drawings, each one is worth about 100 million points.

Zhou Zheng’s system points also dropped to 6000 million.

Despite this, Zhou Zheng still obtained a total of 20 drawings that were of current significance.

They are: cantilever double-head precision engraving machine, grabbing and handling mechanical cantilever, super large five-axis engraving machine... (Forget it, I can't make it up, this thing is too professional, anyway, they are all drawings of production lines in the steel industry.)

He handed the drawings to a senior researcher at the institute.

These senior researchers were sent by the National Academy of Sciences and their loyalty to the country can be fully trusted. Zhou Zheng was very confident in handing the drawings to them, and they would definitely not leak the information.

As for whether these people would doubt why Zhou Zheng was able to produce these drawings.

That's definitely not something I can believe.

It's just that this thing is beneficial to the country, so they can only reluctantly believe that these were all developed by Zhou Zheng.

As soon as they got the drawings, they started researching.

You never know the full extent of things until you see them.

All of them had studied abroad at "Big Brother", but the technology there was not as powerful as described in the drawings Zhou Zheng provided.

If we really make these things, we will be ahead of the world.

They were a little excited.

A researcher named Zhang He excitedly shook Zhou Zheng's hand and said tremblingly, "Comrade Zhou, Comrade Zhou, do you have any other drawings like this? This design is simply too great. You know, it's already at least 20 years ahead of the rest of the world."

Just from what Zhang He said, it can be seen that he does not believe that these drawings were drawn by Zhou Zheng.

However, this triggers the passive mechanism of [Other People’s Children’s Knowledge Card].

So, as soon as Zhang He finished speaking.

The design concepts of these 20 drawings completely entered Zhou Zheng's mind.

The next second, it was Zhou Zheng's turn to show off.

He snatched the mechanical drawings and looked at Zhang He with a joking look in his eyes: "Xiao Zhang, you think these drawings are cabbages, there are only so many. However, these are not something you can fully understand now."

"I will only explain these mechanical drawings to you once. How much you can understand depends entirely on your ability."

This is a very arrogant statement.

But these words made the staff of Zhou Zheng Institute look serious.

Could it be... that these drawings were really designed by the director?

Before they could even begin to have any doubts, Zhou Zheng had already pulled out a drawing and started explaining it.

"This... that... when it was originally designed... yes... it can do a better job of forging. As long as it can be made, I believe it can at least increase work efficiency by 500%..."

This drawing took almost an hour to talk about.

During this period, the researchers kept asking questions in an attempt to understand more about the contents on the drawings.

In fact, one hour is not enough to fully describe this drawing.

But Zhou Zheng's explanation came to an abrupt end at the one-hour mark. He said, "I have only explained about 60% of the content of this drawing. If I explain more, I am afraid you will not understand it. I want you to figure out the rest of the knowledge on your own."

"I know that you are all elites in your field at school and even in other research institutions."

“But… practice is the only criterion for testing truth.”

"At the same time, I also believe that this blueprint can reach new heights with everyone's efforts and create something different."

"Do you have confidence in this?"

They felt contempt for Zhou Zheng's behavior of inviting everyone to drink "toxic chicken soup" in the middle of his speech, and felt that there was some truth in it, but not much.

But...who makes him the director of the institute?

Just listen, there are 19 such drawings.

Each drawing is explained for 60%, and they can also draw inferences from other cases and learn new knowledge, which is what these scholars expect. As for the "toxic chicken soup", just listen to it.

Zhou Zheng felt a little disappointed when he saw that they were not as excited as he had imagined.

I remember the success guru in my previous life said the same thing, so why doesn’t it work?

But on second thought, if they don't want to "get excited", then don't get excited. After all, they are just lovable "small town test-takers".

Haha, just kidding.

College students at that time were very capable, take Zhou Zheng as an example.

Let’s not talk about other things. Just the fact that he followed his mentor to develop high-temperature resistant metal materials is something that future college students cannot compare to.

Of course, some college students in later generations will definitely be able to do it, but they are only a small number after all.

Like Zhou Zheng, he was not the only one in his university who participated in the research and development of national advanced projects during his school years. Almost everyone had such experience.

Therefore, the value of college students at this time is particularly high.

In 1964, the steel industry continued to develop rapidly, and the main focus of the institute's work was still on projects to promote the development of the steel industry. Zhou Zheng's drawings were undoubtedly a "timely rain".

After Zhou Zheng's detailed explanation of the drawings, the researchers finally believed that these drawings were created by Zhou Zheng.

While feeling Zhou Zheng's power, he also looked forward to the foreseeable future.

Each of them had a sincere smile on their face.

They believe that as long as the equipment in these drawings can be manufactured, it will completely change the current landscape of the steel industry.

By then, this group of people will definitely be recorded in the book of merit, and maybe even have a separate page in the family tree. How can this not make people excited and passionate?

But Zhou Zheng wanted them to study more than just this.

Speaking of this, we should also mention the biologist Zhou Zheng met at the "Future Technology" seminar during his college years.

At that time, he was wondering whether he could research something different in this era.

He did just that. He took the initiative to participate in the biologist's project and achieved good results.

Although this result is not yet mature enough to be published, it undoubtedly provides Zhou Zheng with an executable idea.

Zhou Zheng believed that as long as he carried out in-depth development according to this idea, he would be able to research a plan to change human genes. He thought that if possible, he would change the world of Love in Courtyard into the world of Super Seminary, which would definitely be very interesting at that time.

Of course, this is just a concept and there is still a long way to go.