What is the reason why the Chinese are not strong in innovation?

China's innovation capability has improved significantly, as shown by:

1. The Global Innovation Index has maintained an upward momentum for many years.

2. The State Intellectual Property Office receives the largest number of patent applications 3. R&D expenditure exceeds 30% of the world's total.

3. Quantum communication, supercomputing, aerospace, artificial intelligence, 5G mobile payment, new energy vehicles, high-speed railway, financial technology, etc. are in the leading position in the world.

China's innovation capability is manifested in:

1. The original innovation ability of science and technology has been greatly improved, and the investment in basic research has increased year by year, with an average annual growth rate of 16%.

A number of major scientific and technological innovation achievements have been made, such as stem cells, iron-based superconductivity, quantum communication, etc.

2. The ability to make breakthroughs in the frontier of science and technology strategy has jumped significantly.

Significant achievements have been made in the fields of deep sea, deep space, deep blue, and deep earth.

Chinese astronauts entered their own space station, Tiankun made its maiden voyage, Chang'e-5 mined soil on the back of the moon, and Tianwen-1 landed on Mars for the first time.

3. Strengthen the ability to systematically build science and technology. Accelerate the construction of national laboratories and reorganize the national key laboratory system, and in 2019, the number of scientific and technological research and development personnel in the whole society reached 7.12 million, which is twice that of 2015.

4. The ability of science and technology openness and cooperation has been steadily improved, the scientific and technological cooperation between the first countries has developed steadily, and the science and technology partnership plan has been implemented in depth.

It has carried out joint research with more than 50 countries and regions, deeply participated in a number of international major scientific projects, and achieved remarkable results in scientific and technological innovation along the Belt and Road.

The ability to innovate is not strong, and it is the "Achilles heel" of China's development. The new round of scientific and technological revolution has brought about more intense scientific and technological competition, and if scientific and technological innovation cannot be carried out, it will be impossible to change the driving force of development, and we will be at a disadvantage in the global economic competition.

To this end, we must take innovation as the first driving force to lead development, take talents as the first resource to support development, put innovation at the core of the overall development of the country, and constantly promote innovation in all aspects such as theoretical innovation, institutional innovation, scientific and technological innovation, and cultural innovation, so that innovation runs through all the work of the party and the country, and innovation becomes a common practice in the whole society.

Breakthrough point scientific and technological innovation.

Accelerate the transformation of scientific and technological innovation achievements into real productive forces, promote the transformation of production relations with the development of production forces, and accelerate the construction of a new industrial system.

Talent training deepens the reform of the science and technology system, promotes the innovation of talent development system and policy, highlights the orientation of "high-precision and cutting-edge shortage", implements a more open policy for the introduction of innovative talents, and gathers talents from all over the world to use them. In this way, we should gradually enhance the overall quality of China's economy and international competitiveness, and strive to ensure that we have people, people who are strong, and people who are strong and I am excellent.

Cultural reasons. Advocating collectivism.

It is the fundamental reason why it is difficult to innovate.

Many people may not understand innovation, innovation is to take a "road that does not exist in the world", so the only way is to rely on scattered trial and error, many people are scattered, each person takes a different direction, continuous trial and error continues to explore, and finally groped for a feasible road.

In the West, where the individual is paramount, this kind of scattered trial and error is encouraged. Even if a guy who claims to be an "inventor" doesn't achieve anything in his life, everyone laughs at him for being incompetent, and no one thinks there is anything wrong with his actions.

But in the East, which advocates collectivism, this kind of scattered trial and error behavior is resisted, everyone must be consistent with the collective, whoever runs out to do it alone, will be regarded as a strange and strange person who is out of step with the surroundings, even if there is really a genius who comes up with a shocking invention, everyone thinks that he has the ability at most, but his behavior is still not promoted.

Note that there are no absolutes and individualism.

It can lead to innovation and inspiration, but at the expense of overall efficiency. Therefore, the most ideal state should be to engage in two lines of politics and technology, that is, to talk about the individual in technology and the collective in politics.

National conditions, policies, and systems are all related, and we can't give full play to the innovation of the whole society, we are good at concentrating on doing big things, surpassing others in many aspects, and it is difficult for individuals or small groups to succeed, which is a pity! Maybe some people don't want that either.

In recent years, China's innovation ability is soaring, but behind the seemingly soaring scenery, there is actually an undercurrent. Academic fraud in colleges and universities, plagiarism and plagiarism are a habit in many industries. How can we get out of this besieged city, enhance the innovation ability of the whole nation, and truly let China's innovation drive the world?

Education is a problem. There is little education in China about hands-on ability or independent innovation. The cramming style of teaching and the tactics of asking questions are not only miserable for students.

And many of the students trained are strong on paper. When it's time to get your hands dirty, it's overwhelming. I'm in high school right now.

Or the best in the city. But even our seniors would say things like this: except for what is in the school textbook and what the teacher said, everything else is wrong.

At first glance, this sentence sounds incredible. But it is a fact of Chinese education now. Just think about it.

Such a child is raised in a place where there is no room for innovation. How can there be so much innovation?

In the past 200 years, Chinese culture has gone from decline to revival, a long process that has caused many Chinese people to lose their national self-esteem, pride and self-confidence. Therefore, it was concluded that the Chinese lack the ability to innovate in science.

With China's continuous rise, science and technology are catching up, and the innovation ability of Chinese is constantly demonstrated.