The Father of Chinese Radar: The Legend of Shuxingbei Drifts
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1. Introduction: The toilet scene in the celebration of the atomic bomb
In 1964, China ushered in the successful test explosion of its first atomic bomb, and the whole country was boiling. However, in this moment of revelry, a scientist named Shu Xingbei cried in the toilet of the medical school, and then turned to laughter. How did this legendary "Father of Radar" go through this magnificent life?
2. The children of the Gatekeeper Clan: Shu Xingbei's up-and-coming
In 1907, in Yangzhou, Jiangsu, a famous family welcomed the proud son Shu Xingbei. In his early years, he was a top student in the family school and was talented. This may just be the prologue to his legendary life.
3. Long study abroad: the birthplace of science
In 1926, Shu Xingbei went to the United States to study and began his long career as a study tour in Europe and the United States. The United States, Japan, North Korea, Russia, Poland, all the way to study. What's even more remarkable is that he became Einstein's assistant and experienced Einstein's temple of science.
4. Returning to China for enthusiasm: It is better to return to China for a high salary
In 1931, there was a large number of talented people in the United States, and high-paying jobs were readily available. However, Shu Xingbei resolutely returned to China. This decision not only changed his life, but also contributed greatly to China's scientific research.
5. Scientific Research Resistance: From Physics Instructor to Father of Radar
After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Shu Xingbei worked hard to write and devote himself to the study of weapons, contributing his strength to resist foreign enemies. From 1944 to 1945, he successfully developed China's first radar in the technical office of the Chongqing Military Command Department, and was known as the "father of China's radar".
6. From Professor to Toilet Cleaner: Persistence and Helplessness in Scientific Research
In 1952, Shu Xingbei was transferred to the Department of Physics of Shandong University in Qingdao as a professor, but due to conflicts with the school, he eventually became a toilet cleaner in the medical school. Even so, he did not give up his obsession with scientific research. In this change of role as a "scholar cleaner", he still insists on scientific research near the toilet, the broom becomes his blackboard eraser, and the snow becomes his blackboard.
7. Start Again on the Journey: The Return of the Giants of Scientific Research
In 1978, Shu Xingbei's student Lee Tsung-dao returned to China and mentioned his mentor, which made Shu Xingbei go out of the mountain again. He became a technical advisor to the State Oceanic Administration, providing key technical support for China's first test launch of an intercontinental missile. This rebirth is a vivid portrayal of the immortal spirit of scientists.
8. Rehabilitation and Farewell: A Lifetime Legend
In 1983, Shu Xingbei died of illness at the age of 76. Although he suffered injustice during his lifetime, he was rehabilitated in 1978, and the old man was able to suffer hard. When he said goodbye, he offered to donate his body for medical research and make his final contribution to the motherland.
9. Reflections and Tributes: Revelations from the Giants of Science
Shu Xingbei's life is a monument in the history of Chinese science. His patriotic feelings are deeply rooted in his heart, which makes him devote himself to the country's scientific research without hesitation. His perseverance is not only manifested in his persistence in scientific research, but also in his life. As he said: "I am a physicist, a Chinese, as long as I serve the people of the country, whether it is cleaning toilets or engaging in scientific research, it is an honor." After his death, his deeds were deeply embedded in the development of Chinese science.
This historical legend not only makes us sigh at the glorious life of a scientific giant, but also makes us think about what science is and what is the responsibility of scientists? The story of Shu Xingbei is like a bright lamp, illuminating the direction of our progress. Whether it is innovation in the field of physics or the pursuit of personal life, we can find endless inspiration in the footsteps of this father of radar. Tribute to Shu Xingbei, to the great scientist who laughed at hardships and shed tears in scientific research and life.