Which is more technologically advanced, China or South Korea

According to the world science and technology ranking, South Korea is in the fourth gear of the house, and China is in the fifth gear at the gate, but this ranking is very unscientific, because science and technology can be roughly divided into civilian science and technology and military cutting-edge technology, and for any country, it is impossible to leak its core military technology to the world so that it can rank in the world, so this ranking is basically a civilian science and technology ranking, and China's science and technology is strong in the military industry, if it is in the civilian industry, this factor will greatly lower China's ranking. Objectively analyzed, I have to mention one thing here, many Hahan dogs will always pull out a sentence: South Korea's Samsung Hyundai is good, what does China have?

South Korea's technology has exploded in China. I don't need to say anything more about this, all of the above have been said, if you say that South Korea has Samsung, then China's Huawei can also, if you say that South Korea has Hyundai, then China's BYD Chery Hongqi also said in the past, but if you talk about aviation, fighter jets pull out of the generation difference, if you talk about aerospace, China has sent several South Korea without manning, and if you talk about the military industry, China's 90% assets vs South Korea mostly buys. Of course, having said that, the above is a bit extreme, and you can't generalize about science and technology.

Plastic surgery China is indeed inferior to South Korea, but it is more than the cutting-edge China of the military industry to throw South Korea n streets, on the whole, the two countries are about the same.

Science and technology talents come from high-quality education concepts, why can South Korea's 100 million people make science and technology rank among the top 10 in the world?

Many advanced civilian technologies come from military technology, so our military technology is so advanced that the various products we use should also be relatively advanced.

It's not that developed countries such as the United States and Japan support South Korea much, and the second is that self-improvement is the last word!

The problems of our education system are still quite criticized.

Not necessarily, it depends on what aspects.

Summary. South Korea and China, of course, have been developed by South Korea, South Korea belongs to developed countries, and China belongs to developing countries.

South Korea and China, of course, have been developed by South Korea, South Korea belongs to developed countries, and China belongs to developing countries.

South Korea is a developed country. South Korea is one of the few countries in the world that has gone from poverty to development after World War II. Beginning in the 60s of the last century, South Korea began to take off economically by implementing an export-oriented strategy and focusing on the development of labor-intensive processing industries.

Developed countries are defined by a high level of GDP per capita and social development, usually with $20,000 as the cut-off. A developed country refers to a country with a high level of economic and social development and a high standard of living for its people, also known as a country with high economic development. The general characteristics of developed countries are high human development indicators, per capita gross national product, industrialization, and quality of life.

The degree of development at each level is different, for example, some heavy industries, petrochemicals, smelting, etc., we are more developed, and there are also back to aerospace.

South Korea is already a developed country, I can't believe it, but what about China?

South Korea Because there are many entertainers in Korea.

KAST has developed world-class education and R&D facilities, implemented a continuous bachelor's, master's, and doctoral programs, and adopted a human resource development system that combines teaching and scientific research, and has cultivated a large number of high-level talents with high theoretical knowledge and practical application ability, making important contributions to Korea's technological and economic development. According to the survey, most of the graduates of the institute have entered large private enterprises, research institutes, educational institutions, and first-class institutions in South Korea, and the satisfaction of the employing institutions has reached; As of 2003, 10 per cent of the country's total of 20,821 professors had graduated from the Institute.

KAST is the cradle of basic and high-tech research in Korea with a total of 9 research institutes, 34 research centers (9 nationally designated research centers), and 62 research laboratories in various fields, including the Institute of Advanced Science, the Institute of Science and Technology, the Institute of Mathematics and Technology, the Institute of Nanoscience and Technology, the Institute of Mechanical Technology, the Research Center for Artificial Satellites, the Center for Brain Science Research, and the Center for Semiconductor Design Education and Research. In 2003, the institute funded 115.1 billion won (about 100 million U.S. dollars) in research projects, 973 research topics, and 100 million won per professor. By the end of 2003, it had published 33,114 articles in well-known journals at home and abroad, including 22,077 articles in foreign journals; In 2003, he published 1,577 papers in SCI, with 4 papers per professor.

In 2003, 261 patents were registered, of which 181 were domestic and 80 were foreign. The institute has established a technology innovation center, a new technology business support group and a professional incubator, and so far graduates have successfully founded more than 580 high-tech venture enterprises.

2] Which fields of science and technology in China are most likely to win the "Nobel Prize".

Experts believe that China has the level to win the Nobel Prize in the fields of high-energy physics and biotechnology. Ding Zhaozhong said: China's achievements and contributions in high-energy physics are world-class, and the level of China's high-energy research is also advanced in the world, both theoretically and experimentally. In particular, he talked about his experiments with the Institute of High Energy of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Institute of Electrical Engineering, and the China Academy of Launch Vehicles to explore cosmic dark matter.

Once this research achieves a breakthrough, it will certainly have the level of winning the Nobel Prize. The experimental equipment was flown in 1998 on the American space shuttle Discovery, and a lot of data and results were obtained, which are recognized in the world. And Chen Hesheng, director of the Institute of High Energy Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, who participated in this research, is a doctoral student he trained at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

In addition, the research of experts from the Institute of High Energy Research in cooperation with Italy to find dark matter in deep caverns has also attracted international attention. Once their research can be completed ahead of the United States and Japan, they will win the Nobel Prize. It is reported that as of 1999, the Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded five times to scientists in the field of particle physics.

China is one of the few countries to have built an atomic collider. It plays a pivotal role in the study of particle physics. Comrades of the Chinese Academy of Sciences confidently introduced that many scientific research topics in high-energy physics are world-class, and once the research is successful, Chinese scientists will win more than one Nobel Prize.

In terms of biotechnology, Dr. Yang Huanming, head of the Chinese Human Genome Project, has said more than once that genetic research is not only about technology, but also about resources, and China is rich in biological resources. On the fertile soil of this resource, the wonder of biotechnology may emerge at any time.

The experiments of cloning giant panda embryos conducted by the animals of the Chinese Academy of Sciences have always been the envy of foreign scientific and technological counterparts, because they simply do not have such experimental materials. In China, due to the abundance of biological resources, Chinese scientists can do a lot of research that foreign scientists want to do but are not qualified to do. This unique advantage is expected to form a sudden emergence of China's biotechnology.

Yang Huanming said that in terms of genetic research, China has formed a complete scientific research team with both upstream basic research and downstream functional research. China is the only country in the world to participate in the Human Genome Project.

China is developed. The living standards of South Koreans and Taiwan are similar, although the income is high, but the prices are also high, and the actual living standard is similar to that of China's third- and fourth-tier cities.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, China has become one of the world's economic powers with the greatest potential for the development of the People's Republic of China through large-scale construction in a planned manner, and the people's living standards have generally reached a moderately prosperous level. According to the plan, by 2010, China will establish a relatively complete market economic system; By 2020, a relatively mature market economy system will be established.

Both per capita and combined.

All of them are developed in South Korea.

GDP-wise.

South Korea 09 years.

Each person creates a value of 17,085 US dollars per year, China 09 years.

$3,300 per person per year. Only half of the Philippines.

China's pillar industries are mineral resources, metal smelting, textile industry and agriculture, equipment manufacturing and assembly industry, and light industry.

South Korea's pillar industries are the IT electronics industry, the automotive industry, the heavy industry, and the electronic IC industry.

China's per capita income is less than one-fifth of South Korea's.

China currently ranks 107th in the world in terms of economy, 37th

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19504 South Korea ranked 37th