U.S. influence in international affairs is highlighted by its strong strength in the fields of science and technology, military and finance. However, the support of this hegemony is not only due to its investment in the above fields, but also inseparable from its countless talent reserves. Looking back at the previous two world wars, the United States mostly adopted the strategy of "watching from the wall" to obtain benefits at the lowest cost, thus ensuring that the country was not affected by the war, and became the ideal place dreamed of by many scientists.
In view of the problems faced by China's scientific and technological development, especially when chip equipment materials are cut off by the United States, the loss of Chinese scientists is even more worrying. The data shows that more than half of the elite talent group supporting the "hegemony" of US semiconductors are Chinese. Taking Silicon Valley alone as an example, there are as many as 250,000 Chinese engineers, while Chinese universities such as Peking University and Tsinghua University have sent at least 20,000 students to the United States, becoming a veritable "American talent base".
After repeated setbacks, people gradually become smarter. Through the baptism of this "core war", China has paid great attention to the problem of the outflow of a large number of elite talents. On the one hand, China strongly supports the development of the local semiconductor industry, encourages independent innovation of enterprises, and creates a beneficial scientific research atmosphere; On the other hand, formulate talent subsidy policies to improve the treatment of talents, including hukou, housing and salary. Considering that there is a talent gap of about 400,000 in the mainland integrated circuit industry, many universities have advocated the model of integration of production, education and research, and cultivated a large number of practical talents for the country.
Compared with the narrow hegemonic attitude of the United States, China has shown an inclusive mind and a sound industrial system and scientific research environment. More and more multinational companies and elite talents tend to develop in China for the long term. It is foreseeable that the "Chinese core" will surely break the West
Blockade, for a real rise. Perhaps it won't be long, and perhaps in less than a decade, China will be able to replace the United States as the center of global economic and technological exchanges.
In the era of globalization, talent is the core competitiveness of scientific and technological development. China must not only make breakthroughs in technological research and development, but also continuously strengthen the training, retention and introduction of talents. The Chinese government has developed a series of policies to attract more scientists, engineers and innovative talent. From better treatment and housing policies to easier talent introduction, China is moving towards a more dynamic and attractive research environment.
The "hegemony" of the United States is gradually weakening because of its own practices. In international affairs, more and more countries are seeking multilateral cooperation rather than unilateral dependence on one country. With its openness, ability to innovate and firm determination, China is becoming a global partner.
In the field of science and technology, China is gradually moving towards leadership. The rapid rise of domestic chips, communication technology, artificial intelligence and other fields has impressed the world with China's scientific and technological strength. However, rising does not only mean technological breakthroughs, but also responsibility. China needs to move forward on the road of scientific and technological development to create more opportunities and solve more problems for the world.