As the literary critic Bai Ye said: “Chinese Robotics has written vigorously about the competition of robotic scientists for the sake of'competitiveness'-catching up with the world's advanced science and technology and changing the face of my country's backward science and technology as endless pressure and endless driving force. The research and development and manufacturing of robots have surpassed the level of technology and technology, and it has the great significance of the national dream and the Chinese dream."

The history of Chinese robot development based on Siasun

Kevin Kelly, a well-known American author and a spokesperson and observer of "Internet culture", has a famous saying: With the development of human technology to this day, smartphones are inevitable, but iPhones are not necessarily. The interweaving of regularity and contingency is the most fascinating thing in the history of technological development. It can also be derived from this: China’s robots are inevitable, while the Siasun robots are accidental. The complete presentation of this necessity and accident is the uniqueness and ingenuity of the book "Chinese Robots".

"Sinsong" is not only the name of the late academician Jiang Xinsong, the founder of Chinese robotics and the late famous scientist in my country, but also the name of Shenyang Xinsong Robot Co., Ltd., my country's first robotics company to be listed on the GEM. Jiang Xinsong is the pride of Liaoning scientific research workers, and Xinsong robots represent the signs and symbols of Liaoning's high-tech industry, especially the intelligent manufacturing industry. As the leader of China's robotics industry, Siasun has been at the forefront of the world in terms of R&D, product innovation and industrialization. It can be said that a history of the development of Chinese robots is a history of industrial growth based on the development and growth of Siasun Robotics.

What exactly is a robot? What kind of story happened in this robot industrial park in Hunnan District, Shenyang? It is both mysterious and interesting. The book "Chinese Robots" has undoubtedly become a key to uncover these mysteries.

Looking back at the creation process of this book, Zhang Dongping, president of Liaoning People’s Publishing House, said: “Chinese Robots was included in the 2016 key support project of the Chinese Writers Association. It is able to undertake the publishing task of this book. Liaoning People’s Publishing House feels that It is an honor and a deep sense of responsibility. We hope to build this book into an epic work that fully reflects the development of China’s robotics industry, and create an era of profound social influence and literary appeal for the Chinese dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. Excellent masterpiece."

The authors of this book are Wang Hongpeng and Man Na, who are quite influential and active in the reportage circle in recent years. They spent half a year going deep into Shenyang Sinsong Robotics Company to experience life, conducting detailed interviews, and interviewing dozens of relevant experts and scholars to collect materials, which demonstrated their solid work style and rigorous work attitude. The exhibition read this book, the concept is exquisite, the text is vivid and vivid, the creator brings his own thinking and emotion into it through personal experience, which eliminates the sense of distance between the writer and the audience, and the reading is very contagious. Screenshot 2020-10-28 13.38.52.png

At first, translating the foreign word robot into "robot" instead of "intelligent machine" or other may be just a mistake, but it also gave this term a lot of literary imagination. Since then, most laymen’s robots are in their minds. It is closely related to the image of people, and this technology, which originally belonged only to the field of scientific research and production, has aroused the general interest of the public.

my country's first book on the development of Chinese robots also chose the genre of long reportage, and described robots and their developers from a literary perspective.

These two combinations of technology and literature have to be said to be an interesting coincidence.

At the end of 2016, the long reportage "Chinese Robot" was officially published by Liaoning People's Publishing House. At the 2017 Beijing Book Order Fair more than a month later, the book aroused strong attention from the publishing industry and the scientific and technological circles. The scientific and technological circles regarded it as "a masterpiece of Chinese intelligence", while the literary circles commented on it. It is "the best Chinese story".

What kind of work is this? How do you think about the social repercussions and sustained effects it triggered?

A sketch of a group of scientists taking pioneers as samples

After reading this "Chinese Robot", the first thing I didn't expect was: as a "significant learning" in the world's high-tech field, the beginning of Chinese robotics was that there were no teaching materials, no books, and only relying on Jiang Xinsong, the "father of Chinese robots". It started with a limited collection of papers and conference materials from international academic conferences.

This is also the main tone of this book, which is to place a topic of pure scientific research in a profound historical background, and to observe the development process of robots with the consistent patriotism, responsibility, and hard work of Chinese intellectuals. The unique spiritual temperament blends together.

At the beginning of the founding of New China, Mao Zedong said: "What can we make now? Can make tables and chairs, can make teapots and bowls, grow grain, grind it into flour, and make paper, but a car, an airplane , A tank, a tractor can’t be built.” This is the first time that “localization” has been proposed, and it can almost be said to be a major issue that has always plagued the industrial development of New China. Over the past 30 years of reform and opening up, my country has greatly improved its manufacturing level, and Made in China has become a well-known Chinese symbol. In this extremely difficult and tortuous process, countless outstanding business leaders and grassroots technical personnel have made tremendous contributions. Jiang Xinsong, his colleagues and students "work for the country’s scientific cause, live and die", and his famous saying-"There is no 8-hour work system for scientific work. If a person contributes anything to society, No, what's the use of longevity", which made people see the obsession and perseverance of several generations of scientific researchers for the robotics business, and also made people see the vision, courage and innovation and entrepreneurship of the pioneers and successors of this industry. spirit.

As the literary critic Bai Ye said: “Chinese Robotics has written vigorously about the competition of robotic scientists for the sake of'competitiveness'-catching up with the world's advanced science and technology and changing the face of my country's backward science and technology as endless pressure and endless driving force. The research and development and manufacturing of robots have surpassed the level of technology and technology, and it has the great significance of the national dream and the Chinese dream."

The history of Chinese robot development based on Siasun

Kevin Kelly, a well-known American writer and a spokesperson and observer of "Internet culture", has a famous saying: With the development of human technology to this day, smart phones are inevitable, but iPhone is not necessarily. The interweaving of regularity and contingency is the most fascinating thing in the history of technological development. It can also be derived from this: China’s robots are inevitable, while the Siasun robots are accidental. The complete presentation of this necessity and accident is the uniqueness and ingenuity of the book "Chinese Robots".

"Sinsong" is not only the name of the late academician Jiang Xinsong, the founder of Chinese robotics and the late famous scientist in my country, but also the name of Shenyang Xinsong Robot Co., Ltd., my country's first robotics company to be listed on the GEM. Jiang Xinsong is the pride of Liaoning scientific research workers, and Xinsong robots represent the signs and symbols of Liaoning's high-tech industry, especially the intelligent manufacturing industry. As the leader of China's robotics industry, Siasun has been at the forefront of the world in terms of R&D, product innovation and industrialization. It can be said that a history of the development of Chinese robots is a history of industrial growth based on the development and growth of Siasun Robotics.

What exactly is a robot? What kind of story happened in this robot industrial park in Hunnan District, Shenyang? It is both mysterious and interesting. The book "Chinese Robots" has undoubtedly become a key to uncover these mysteries.

Looking back at the creation process of this book, Zhang Dongping, president of Liaoning People’s Publishing House, said: “Chinese Robots was included in the 2016 key support project of the Chinese Writers Association. It is able to undertake the publishing task of this book. Liaoning People’s Publishing House feels that It is an honor and a deep sense of responsibility. We hope to make this book an epic work that fully reflects the development of China’s robotics industry, and create an era of profound social influence and literary appeal that can deeply write the Chinese dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. Excellent masterpiece."

The authors of this book are Wang Hongpeng and Man Na, who are quite influential and active in the reportage circle in recent years. They spent half a year going deep into Shenyang Sinsong Robotics Company to experience life, conducting detailed interviews, and interviewing dozens of relevant experts and scholars to collect materials, which demonstrated their solid work style and rigorous work attitude. The exhibition read this book, the concept is exquisite, the text is vivid and vivid, the creator brings his own thinking and emotion into it through personal experience, which eliminates the sense of distance between the writer and the audience, and the reading is very contagious.