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In today's world, the power of technology is becoming increasingly apparent, not only changing people's lifestyles, but also becoming the core of national competitiveness. In this context, the competition in science and technology between countries is becoming more and more fierce, and how to safeguard their own interests and promote a fair and reasonable international science and technology order has become an important issue that every country needs to face.
Recently, a series of actions by China have attracted widespread attention. Some have described China's tech strategy as "setting an example," meaning a forceful approach to assert its rights and interests, while warning countries that seek to challenge the rules. So, does this really work? We can't help but dig into this question.
First of all, we must make it clear that "killing chickens and setting an example to monkeys" is not groundless, but is based on strength and confidence. In recent years, China has made remarkable achievements in the field of science and technology, whether in 5G communications, artificial intelligence or other cutting-edge technologies, it has demonstrated strong R&D capabilities and market competitiveness. This increase in strength has provided strong support for China to speak out on the international stage.
Taking the semiconductor industry as an example, in the past few years, China has increased its support for the local chip industry, and promoted the development of the industry through policy guidance and capital investment. This has not only enabled a number of powerful Chinese companies to rise rapidly, but also formed an influence on a global scale. At the same time, China has also taken countermeasures against countries or companies that try to compete unfairly in the semiconductor field to maintain the security of its own industrial chain.
Moreover, China's strategy of "killing chickens and setting an example" in the field of science and technology is also reflected in the protection of intellectual property rights. As innovation has become an important driving force for economic development, the status of intellectual property has become increasingly prominent. China is well aware of this and has therefore made great efforts to strengthen the protection of intellectual property rights. It has not only improved relevant laws and regulations, but also strengthened cooperation and exchanges with the international community, making positive contributions to the optimization of the global scientific and technological innovation environment.
Of course, we should not only see the superficial phenomenon of "killing chickens and setting an example for monkeys", but also see the deeper meaning behind it - that is, to build a fair and reasonable new international scientific and technological order. For a long time in the past, due to various reasons, some countries have occupied an unfair leading position in the field of science and technology, using technological superiority to suppress and exploit other countries. However, with the changing times and the rise of countries such as China, this situation is gradually changing.
In fact, what China advocates is not simple confrontation and counterattack, but to achieve win-win results through dialogue and cooperation. After all, science and technology have no borders, and only when we work together and learn from each other can we promote the sustainable progress and development of human civilization.
To sum up, setting rules for the United States is not an end, but a demonstration and protection of its own rights and interests through practical actions, and at the same time leading global science and technology to a more just and reasonable future. China's "killing chickens and monkeys" has indeed played a role to a certain extent, but more important is how we can continue to deepen reform and opening up, strengthen independent innovation, and enhance core competitiveness on this basis, so as to occupy a more favorable position in the global scientific and technological competition.