Countercurrent 1982

Chapter 1573 International Friendship
"Welcome everyone!" Seeing the Soviet experts get out of the car, Yu immediately led others to greet him.

"This is Comrade Duan Yun, the vice-chairman of our Shenzhen Chamber of Commerce for Small and Medium Enterprises, and the general manager of Tianyin Group, the largest electronics company in Shenzhen." Chen Tiesheng, the translator standing beside Duan Yun, introduced.

The Soviet Union and China are both socialist systems, and they also have a relatively deep official-based thinking. Therefore, when introducing Duan Yun, Chen Tiesheng first mentioned Duan Yun's semi-official title, which is the vice president of the Shenzhen Small and Medium Enterprise Chamber of Commerce.

In fact, since Duan Yun became the vice president, he himself has never spent more than a week at the headquarters of the chamber of commerce to deal with office work. Only when there is a need to hold a meeting to convey the spirit of the superior document, will he call a unified meeting of members. Subordinate members took the initiative to come to Tianyin Group to find Duan Yun to discuss matters directly.

For domestic entrepreneurs, meetings are generally held for small matters. If they encounter major matters, they are all negotiated and dealt with at the wine table. The title of vice president is more like a status symbol in Shenzhen's business circles, without much real power. But it has a certain influence in Shenzhen.

"Hello!" The leader was a middle-aged man in his 40s. He was tall and burly. Judging from his body shape, he seemed more like a farmer, but in fact, he was Anatoly, an honorary professor at St. Petersburg University. Al Dastan.

In 1978, Dastan received a PhD in Microelectronics Engineering from Minsk Information University, and in 1980, he was awarded the title of Meritorious Inventor of the Soviet Union, becoming one of the 12 experts in the Soviet Union who enjoyed this honor, and in 1986 Elected as an academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Belarus in [-], he can be said to be one of the top microelectronics experts in the Soviet Union.

Standing next to him was Alferov, a professor at the Department of Semiconductor Electronic Engineering of St. Petersburg Electrotechnical University, who was also a well-known expert in microelectronics and semiconductors in the Soviet Union.

In the industrial layout of the Soviet Union, Ukraine is the electronic information industry base of the Soviet Union, and Belarus is the semiconductor industry and microelectronics industry base of the Soviet Union. In addition, in the three Baltic countries, the Soviet Union has also deployed semiconductor factories.

After some introductions, after Duan Yun learned the identities of the two, he immediately shook hands with the two with a smile on his face, and then invited them to enter the factory area.

In Duan Yun's plan, in the next few months, it will be divided into six batches, inviting more than 2000 Soviet experts to Shenzhen for inspection, and the first batch of more than 200 people are experts in microelectronics. Specialists in heavy industry, and finally in communications and software.

Duan Yun knew in his heart that even if the Soviet Union disintegrated, these experts might not be willing to come to China to work, but in line with the principle of casting a wide net and catching more fish, such exchanges must be held, and they must become normal, even after the disintegration of the Soviet Union at the end of the year , This kind of cross-border communication cannot stop.

As the organizer of this transnational microelectronics technology exchange forum, more than 400 people from Shenzhen also participated. The number of participants is as many as thousands, and the scale is not small.

In the afternoon, Duan Yun led these Soviet experts who came from afar to visit the chip production workshop of Tianyin Group. Here, Soviet experts including Dastan and Alferov were deeply impressed by the chip production capacity of Tianyin Group. They were deeply shocked. Before that, they never thought that China's chip industry had developed to such an extent that they had realized the mass production of chips made by an American process.

In fact, at the beginning of last year, the Soviet Union also announced that it had mastered the technology of 1.2-micron to 0.8-micron process chips, but in fact, the Soviet Union has not yet fully realized the mass production of such process chips. Due to institutional restrictions, the money originally used to purchase equipment was exploited and embezzled layer by layer, which eventually led to the failure of the Soviet Union's high-end chip production capacity to reach a very high level.

In fact, the microelectronics technology of the Soviet Union is still very strong. They not only have a full set of production capacity, but also have their own set of IC CAD hardware and software systems in terms of circuit design. On the one hand, the Soviet Union digested and absorbed Western device structures and circuits. structure, on the other hand, research and develop design software by itself, and carry out independent circuit design and product development.

In terms of technology, the minimum strip width of the Soviet Union's bipolar analog integrated circuits has reached 1.5 microns, and has achieved large-scale mass production. From this point of view, the Soviet Union is second only to the United States and Japan in the chip industry , Even stronger than European chip capabilities.

Considering that the Soviet experts had been on a plane for more than 20 hours in a row and were very tired from the long journey, Duan Yun only showed them around the workshop on the first day, and then arranged all the Soviet experts to the guest house of Tianyin Group.

In the guest house of Tianyin Group, these Soviet experts received very high courtesy. Ordinary experts shared a suite for two, and the internal facilities were equivalent to a standard five-star hotel. As for the leaders of the team, Dastan and Alferov, the two Then I lived in the most luxurious single room in the hostel, with air-conditioning, color TV and bathtub, the big bed is quite soft, and there are many exquisite decorations in the room, even the flowers on the window sill are changed every day.

In addition, in the evening, Duan Yun hired a Western food chef with a high salary from the Guangzhou Hotel to prepare a sumptuous dinner for these Soviet experts, including Russian muffins, Russian sausages, pickled cucumbers, beef stew, kebabs, borscht, And kvass and vodka for drinks.

Restricted by some regional ingredients, these Russian meals are already the most authentic Russian meals that these Guangzhou Western food chefs can use local materials to make. As for kvass and vodka, they are also purchased through the Friendship Store. It is beyond the reach of ordinary Chinese people. It can be said that Duan Yun has also moved a lot of thought in order to satisfy the appetite of these Soviet experts.

Sure enough, these Soviet experts were also very surprised to see such a rich and authentic Russian-style meal. They did not expect that in China, which is thousands of miles away, they could also eat the rich meals of their hometown.

Duan Yun, as the organizer of the host, also accompanied him personally. During this period, Duan Yun talked about the friendship between China and the Soviet Union, calling the Soviet Union the big brother, and also talked about the Soviet Union's aid in the construction of new Chinese industries. Experts from the Soviet Union came to China for technical assistance back then, so that the atmosphere at the dinner was very lively. Some Soviet experts talked about their experience in China back then, and even had moist eyes...

(End of this chapter)