Civilization's Engine (Science)

Author: Compiler: CCTV "One Hundred Lectures" Column Group
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: Build era common sense, enjoy a wise life, absorb the essence of knowledge, appreciate the charm of masters. The main content of this book includes:
Dai Ruwei: Qian Xuesen is not only an outstanding scientist but also a great thinker.
Fang Zaiqing: Although we emphasize that science comes from experience, relying solely on experience cannot lead to scientific conclusions.
Han Qide: The progress of medicine in the 21st century will still depend on the progress of modern science and technology, and the intersection with other disciplines is the inevitable path for medicine to achieve breakthrough progress in the 21st century.
He Zexiu: Whatever meets the requirements of the four laws and suits the situation of China is advanced productive forces.
Ji Baocheng: Humanities and social sciences should keep pace with the times, should have a problem-oriented perspective, and should be centered on problems.
Lu Yongxiang: In the 20th century, humanity achieved unprecedented innovative achievements in the field of technology, with continuous breakthroughs in high-tech innovation, greatly changing human production and lifestyles.
Yang Zhenning: Regarding the question of when Chinese people will win the Nobel Prize in their homeland, I once said it would take 20 years.
Zhang Kexun: Humanity needs wisdom to make inventions, and it needs even greater wisdom to use their inventions correctly.
Build era common sense, enjoy a wise life, absorb the essence of knowledge, appreciate the charm of masters. The main content of this book includes:
Dai Ruwei: Qian Xuesen is not only an outstanding scientist but also a great thinker.
Fang Zaiqing: Although we emphasize that science comes from experience, relying solely on experience cannot lead to scientific conclusions.
Han Qide: The progress of medicine in the 21st century will still depend on the progress of modern science and technology, and the intersection with other disciplines is the inevitable path for medicine to achieve breakthrough progress in the 21st century.
He Zexiu: Whatever meets the requirements of the four laws and suits the situation of China is advanced productive forces.
Ji Baocheng: Humanities and social sciences should keep pace with the times, should have a problem-oriented perspective, and should be centered on problems.
Lu Yongxiang: In the 20th century, humanity achieved unprecedented innovative achievements in the field of technology, with continuous breakthroughs in high-tech innovation, greatly changing human production and lifestyles.
Yang Zhenning: Regarding the question of when Chinese people will win the Nobel Prize in their homeland, I once said it would take 20 years.
Zhang Kexun: Humanity needs wisdom to make inventions, and it needs even greater wisdom to use their inventions correctly.