Science giant Yu Min: "I will not allow anyone to use force against China" is a bold statement from 28 years ago that is still remarkable in today's era. At that time, China was at a critical juncture of reform and opening up, facing internal and external pressures, but this sentence inspired the fighting spirit of the Chinese people. Who said this? When did it say that? In what context did it say it? This sentence was said in 1995 by Yu Min, a scientific giant in China and the father of the hydrogen bomb on the mainland. Yu Min's words are full of feelings of home and country, showing his self-confidence in scientific research and his prospect for the bright development prospects of the mainland.
He practiced his words with practical actions and became the pride of the Chinese nation. Yu Min was born in 1926 in an ordinary family in Lutai Town, Ninghe County, Hebei Province. He studied hard from an early age, and was admitted to Peking University with honors in 1944, and then went to graduate school. After graduation, he joined the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Until one day, Yu Min was called out by the mysterious figure Qian Sanqiang in the laboratory to discuss an important task. This task was to study hydrogen bombs, a field that was still blank on the mainland at that time.
For an economically backward country, the task of hydrogen bomb research is extremely arduous, and the environment for making and preserving is more difficult than that of an atomic bomb. However, Yu Min resolutely left the family business and devoted himself to research. His wife is willing to stay lonely and fully supports him. In the research work, Yu Min was so tired that he fainted many times, and even passed by death three times. Fortunately, the authorities later transferred his wife to take care of him, and on one occasion, he received timely medical treatment and saved his life.
It is precisely these scientists who sacrificed their lives and forgot to die that our country has scientific and technological achievements such as atomic bombs, hydrogen bombs, various missiles, and artificial satellites. They worked day and night and worked hard to tackle difficult problems, which discouraged external hostile forces and left time and space for the development and strength of the Chinese nation. Yu Min's sonorous and powerful words: "I will not allow anyone to use force against China" is a resolute response to external hostile forces. His death is regrettable, but he is also relieved to see that the mainland is currently on the road to rejuvenation.
Today, the mainland has become the world's second largest economy, but in the field of science and technology we still face Western blockades and restrictions. As Yu Min said, we should adhere to independent innovation like Huawei and achieve the strength of the country and the rejuvenation of the nation as soon as possible. Only in this way will no hostile force dare to easily use force against us. In the new journey of the new era, we should work harder to realize the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. We have the confidence and confidence to let the Chinese dream that the world has attracted attention continue to illuminate our future. What does this story tell us?
We should strengthen our confidence, forge ahead courageously, continue to work hard in scientific and technological innovation, and contribute our own strength to the rise of the country. At the same time, we also need to protect and cherish the achievements of these scientific giants, so that their efforts can be better developed. In the comments, please share your views on scientific and technological innovation and national development, as well as your admiration for Yu Min, a scientific giant.