Civilization's Engine: Science

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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: Build common sense of the era, enjoy a wise life, absorb the essence of knowledge, and appreciate the style 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 cross-disciplinary integration is the inevitable path for medicine to achieve breakthroughs in the 21st century.
He Zuoxiu: Whatever meets the requirements of the four laws and suits the Chinese context is advanced productivity.
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 a continuous stream of high-tech innovations that greatly changed human production and lifestyles.
Yang Zhenning: Regarding when Chinese people can win the Nobel Prize in their homeland, I once said it would take twenty years.
Zhang Kexun: Humanity needs wisdom to make inventions, and it needs even greater wisdom to use their inventions correctly.
After more than a thousand sunrises and sunsets, the greatest achievement of Baijia Jiangtan is over 700 heavy-duty tapes. Seven hundred forty-five-minute segments should be considered a considerable duration for a television program, especially when this duration records the essence of human thought. The Baijia Jiangtan series has selected the content of 500 lectures and produced it into CDs, which are published in series. The Engine of Civilization: Science is one of the series, allowing us to listen to the footsteps of scientific progress and learn about the past, present, and future of science.