In our history textbooks, we always see a point, how many years so-and-so technology is ahead of the West, sadly, China in the real world has to learn everything from the West in terms of technology. In the early 20th century, a Cambridge student chemist was deeply attracted by Chinese culture and decided to study Sinology. He discovered a peculiar phenomenon. The development of science and technology in ancient China was basically at a standstill after the Song Dynasty. This research took several decades, and he wrote the masterpiece "History of Science and Technology in China" (of course, I have no ability to put this masterpiece. finished reading). In this book, what is found is basically the same as what this film is about to talk about.
Whether it is modern western civilization or eastern civilization (if it must be divided into east and west, not north and south), we all have our own fetters and move forward in twists and turns.
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