Who taught you to be a soldier like this!

Chapter 580

Thinking of this, Pei Tianren subconsciously looked in the direction of Zhao Weihong, only to meet her gaze with Zhao Weihong's "harmless" eyes.

Zhao Weihong's eyes remained as clear as ever, making it impossible to associate him with the "humanoid supercomputer" that the experts were talking about.

Seeing this, Pei Tianren shook his head as he looked away, thinking to himself that these experts were really confused!

“Return the message to them.”

"Now that we've confirmed the prospects in this area, let's not hesitate and go for it!"

"As for that supercomputer thing, back when the country was first founded, how many countries in the world thought we could develop an atomic bomb on our own?"

"But what was the result? We still got it, didn't we?"

"The same principle applies to supercomputers."

Just because it's not there now doesn't mean it won't be in the future!

"If we have to be fully prepared for everything before we start, then we'll never catch up with those foreigners who are already ahead!"

"Besides, who says these things can't be done without a supercomputer?"

At this point, Pei Tianren snorted coldly and boasted in a tone that was not without a hint of arrogance.

"Conceal Wei Hong's identity and selectively discuss this matter with those experts!"

"They say you can't function without a supercomputer, so how did Wei Hong manage to achieve results using this method?"

"I think they misjudged the difficulty of the task and were only thinking of copying the existing Western approach!"

"This approach is stable, but if we keep imitating others without understanding their methods, how can we possibly develop something of our own?"

"What if someone digs a hole in a key location? By the time we discover it, it'll be too late to cry!"

"Aren't there enough lessons to be learned from this?"

Pei Tianren grew angrier as he spoke, clearly recalling some unpleasant memories.

Over the past two decades, China and the United States, as well as their neighbor Japan, have enjoyed a honeymoon period that has lasted for quite some time.

In particular, Japan was a subject of study and emulation by China for a considerable period in the last century.

This is not the so-called "worshiping foreign things" or a manifestation of extreme self-doubt.

Rather, at that time, Japan had indeed achieved remarkable success in the economic field, which was remarkable and even attracted worldwide attention.

Japan, the world's second-largest economy, has Japanese companies operating across the globe, leading the world in numerous industries, and so on.

In addition, Japan and China are both located in Asia and share a common cultural origin.

At that time, countless people in Yan believed that Yan, with its larger size, wider territory, and more ancient culture, would surely achieve or even surpass Japan's current success, and firmly believed that Japan's glory today was Yan's future.

This has led to a considerable number of people eager to learn about the experience of Japanese chicken.

This learning was done almost without reservation, even opening up our core industries to Japanese visitors in the hope that they could offer their opinions and make corrections.

However, considering the current state of Yan and Japan, which can be described as irreconcilable enemies, if not sworn enemies.

These attempts clearly failed.

The reason for this is not that Yan Guo, as a "disciple," was not sincere enough.

Instead, it was the Japanese chickens who were regarded as "teachers" by Yan State at that time, who were rotten to the core.

Although the Yan Kingdom was poor at the time, after years of accumulating experience by "concentrating resources to accomplish major tasks," it still achieved a considerable number of world-class results.

However, due to the long-term blockade by the Western world, Yan had no clear understanding of these achievements, which allowed Japan to steal them almost for free. Japan even used its influence over Yan at the time to shut down projects that were already on the right track, halting research and development and causing significant delays in the development of many fields.

As China's economic and technological exchanges with the outside world have increased, Japan's tricks have naturally become more and more obvious. As a result, a significant number of Japanese companies have been forced to relinquish control and leave their investments in China.

But these things cannot make up for the time that has already been wasted.

Countless experts and scholars who lost their jobs as a result were rehired, only to find, in a desperate and absurd way, that their research was based on findings from more than a decade ago.

What was once a world-leading level is now practically insignificant.

In the military industry, the US and Japan, this father and son duo, are truly of the same ilk in their wickedness.

They did indeed provide some assistance to the Yan Kingdom.

However, this assistance is in no way comparable to the harm they have caused to the Yan Kingdom.

The US did not do anything as shameless as Japan.

After all, they were the world's superpower and a beacon of civilization at the time; they had to save face and maintain decorum in everything they did.

But he will not give up his attempt to dig a pit for Yan.

A significant portion of China's military research and development has gone astray under the extremely flawed guidance of the United States, infuriating countless veteran experts and further solidifying China's determination to be independent and self-reliant in the new century!

Pei Tianren, this iron-willed general, remembered these things better than anyone else, and he deeply despised those who constantly brought up "how things are abroad and we should learn from foreign experiences"!

Admittedly, the current Yan country lags behind Western countries in many fields.

No matter how good foreign products are, they won't sincerely share them!
They will only put on a mask of enthusiasm, using the guise of "freedom and democracy" to try to turn Yan back into the dark and hopeless country it was a hundred years ago!

After calming myself down a bit, I pulled my thoughts back from the memories.

Pei Tianren looked at the advisor who was still standing in front of him and waved his hand in a very domineering manner.

"Relay my words to them, don't miss a single word!"

"If they don't know what to do, I don't mind letting Wei Hong teach these experts a lesson!"

"Yes!"

Upon hearing this, the staff officer accepted the order and left, but soon returned.

Clearly, the experts were very interested in what Pei Tianren had raised, which is why they were able to respond so quickly.

However, the communications officer's expression was clearly not quite right; he looked as if he had been scolded and was dejected.

This scene, of course, did not escape Pei Tianren's eyes, and he had some guesses about it.

"What? They're not happy about it?"

Seeing that Pei Tianren had actually taken the initiative to break the ice, the communications officer, who was caught in the middle and suffering from both sides, immediately breathed a sigh of relief and hurriedly said.

"That's right, Commander!"

"You know the temper of those experts!"

"When it comes to these technical issues, they all get all arrogant and don't believe a word I say!" "Hmph!"

Upon hearing this, Pei Tianren snorted coldly, turned around and left, without giving any further instructions to the staff officer, and even less intending to engage in a verbal battle with the experts who might still be waiting for news.

As a soldier.

Pei Tianren prefers to let his actions speak for themselves.

As a leader, Pei Tianren was used to "influence" others with facts!
"Wei Hong!"

"To!"

This time.

Pei Tianren did not stop Zhao Weihong from getting up. Instead, he quietly watched Zhao Weihong run to him and stand at attention.

"I have a new, temporary task for you!"

"The mission is new, but the content isn't; it's the same old stuff you came up with yourself!"

"Let me ask you, if you were to screen the entire border of Yunnan and build a model using your method, how long would it take you?"

Zhao Weihong did not rush to give an answer, nor did she make any promises.

Instead, after careful consideration, he replied calmly and firmly.

"If we could find some comrades who are particularly familiar with the local environment and the habits and patterns of drug traffickers, as I suggested, and conduct research together, we could work in groups."

"We should be able to achieve some preliminary results within three to six months!"

The timeframe given by Zhao Weihong seems short.

In reality, if a supercomputer could be used to solve this problem, it would only take a few days, or even a few hours!
Zhao Weihong was confident that she could accomplish the task that experts said only "supercomputers" could do with manpower because Pei Tianren's goal was to "study the possibility of drug traffickers crossing the border from various locations on the Yunnan-Yunnan border." As long as the experienced comrades determined the various "parameters," the calculation was not very complicated; it was just a matter of spending some time.

As long as the topography and landforms outside the southwestern border do not undergo major changes, this model will be "relatively static" after it is established, and will not change significantly, so the results obtained will be relatively accurate.

Compared to climate and ocean current models that are constantly in motion and changing, Zhao Weihong's model is incredibly easy to solve.

However, no matter how simple it is, it is still big data and big computing, and the amount of information that needs to be processed is still terrifying.

If Pei Tianren insists on achieving the final results, in addition to the Bashu Military Region needing to exert its efforts, Zhao Weihong may also have to seek help from her teachers and principal.

"Three to six months?"

Although the time given by Zhao Weihong was already very short.

But Pei Tianren was still somewhat dissatisfied with what he heard.

The joint operation only lasted a little over a month. By the time Zhao Weihong produced results, it would probably be too late!

Moreover, given the current situation, even if Pei Tianren and the other two leaders could be certain that Zhao Weihong's research was highly reliable,

It is also impossible to divert the manpower that Zhao Weihong urgently needs from the operation to help him complete his research.

Moreover, Zhao Weihong's current situation does not allow him to waste too much time on this matter.

Thinking of this, Pei Tianren glanced at Zhao Weihong again without making a sound, his heart filled with emotion.

In many people's eyes, Zhao Weihong holds a double bachelor's degree from the National University of Defense Technology and Changshan Army Command Academy, and is currently a graduate student at Changshan Army Command Academy.

But Pei Tianren, who had a very close relationship with Wang Chuan, knew this very well.

What graduate students from Changshan Army Command Academy?
Deputy Commander Wei fooled almost everyone! That Zhao Weihong is clearly a graduate student at the National Defense University; I heard his files have already been transferred there!

During my four years of university, I pursued three degrees simultaneously.

This can no longer be described as an "exception," but rather an exception among exceptions!
Pei Tianren also understood why Deputy Chief Wei hadn't made the matter completely public.

When presenting or promoting herself to the outside world, Zhao Weihong was always a graduate student at Changshan Army Command Academy.

Because the National Defense University holds an extraordinary position!
The cradle of generals!

These four characters are not a boast from the National Defense University, but a respectful title spontaneously given by countless soldiers!
Anyone who is at least a "wheat ear cadre" (a cadre in the military) and can enter the campus of the National Defense University is essentially already in the ranks of "wheat ear cadres"!

No matter what level!
Even if Zhao Weihong has made great contributions, has great abilities, and has achieved a lot.

Such an extraordinary training policy, once made public, is bound to cause a stir and even attract countless voices of opposition.

Unless Zhao Weihong herself can overpower everything with an indisputable performance.

Otherwise, this questioning will not stop!
In a short period of time, the most suitable stage for Zhao Weihong to perform was naturally his graduation thesis defense, which he had been preparing for four years and had undergone countless revisions!
Not long ago, Pei Tianren also received the notification.

After the joint operation, he needed to go to the National Defense University to attend a meeting personally chaired by Deputy Chief Wei!

Pei Tianren had a premonition, deep down.

His trip to the National Defense University may be related to Zhao Weihong's graduation defense!

Zhao Weihong's findings during the joint operation were very valuable.

However, in terms of importance, it is clearly incomparable to Zhao Weihong's graduation defense!
If Deputy Chief Wei were to hear that Zhao Weihong had delayed her defense because of a personal argument between Pei Tianren and the experts.
Just imagining Vice Chief Wei's angry appearance made Pei Tianren tremble a little!

Pei Tianren was extremely unwilling to let the matter rest and wait for a more opportune time to conduct further research.

After thinking for a moment, Pei Tianren decided to settle for second best.

"Since the workload is so heavy, let's postpone it until later!"

"If you were to analyze and reason about a county by yourself, just like before, how long would it take?"

Upon hearing this, Zhao Weihong raised two fingers without saying a word!

"Two days!"

Upon hearing this, Pei Tianren was overjoyed!
I knew those experts were unreliable!

However, what he didn't know was that the "two days" Zhao Weihong gave was actually just the time it would take him to familiarize himself with the map.

As for the related calculations, Zhao Weihong relied more on her intuition and sixth sense.

This is like the instinct a veteran develops on the battlefield.

With a single glance, one can tell where it is suitable for marching and where there might be enemy ambushes.

These conclusions, drawn from intuition, are the reason why Zhao Weihong is able to save so much time.

Otherwise, if he were to rely on himself to calculate and analyze the map bit by bit, wouldn't he be exhausted to death?
"Okay! Wei Hong, select an area immediately, re-analyze it, and develop a written plan!"

"If practice proves the value of your plan, I will credit you with the greatest credit for this joint operation!"

(End of this chapter)