But most Chinese netizens do not believe in evil and shop on the Russian official website to support Russia. Regarding the reason, an American general gave the answer: The American veteran admitted: These three people exposed China's strength.

Recently, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has become increasingly fierce. At this time, some Western countries have announced the implementation of economic sanctions on Russia .

However, most Chinese netizens do not believe in evil and shop on the Russian official website to support Russia. Seeing this, Western countries just came out to blame them, but dared not take any action.

So, why are Western countries so afraid of China? Regarding the reason, an American general gave the answer: The American veteran admitted: These three people exposed China's strength.

The American veteran believes that once it angers China, China will launch a fierce attack like a lion.

So who are the three people the American veterans are talking about? Next, let’s take a look at the three important tools of China, .

Qian Xuesen

Many people's understanding of Qian Xuesen is still on the development of missile or designing rockets, but in fact, after Qian Xuesen returned to China, his contribution to China could not be described in a comprehensive way in a few thousand words.

When Qian Xuesen died, the "11 firsts" fully summarized Qian Xuesen's outstanding contribution to my country's national defense industry and aerospace industry;

1956 established China's first aerodynamics professional research institution.

In February 1960, my country's first liquid sounding rocket guided the design and launched successfully.

In November 1960, he assisted Nie Rongzhen in successfully organizing China's first short-range surface-to-surface missile launch test.

From 1956 to April 1984, Qian Xuesen set a precedent in all fields in my country.

has a huge effect on Qian Xuesen, and many people will think of Daniel Kimbell. He once said that Qian Xuesen "a person is worth five marine divisions." In the past, many people thought this was an exaggerated statement. But decades later, anyone in the world who knows Qian Xuesen will think that this sentence is to belittle Mr. Qian. Because his abilities are more than five divisions, five armies, and even a million armies.

Because of Qian Xuesen, China's technology has made a rapid leap. In October 1966, Qian Xuesen, as chief technology officer, witnessed the success of the two bomb joint test with his own eyes. From then on, China's nuclear missile finally had deterrent power and practical combat capabilities. Because of Qian Xuesen, the research and development of Chinese missiles and atomic bombs was at least 20 years ahead of schedule!

In April 1970, Qian Xuesen took the lead in organizing and implementing the launch mission of my country's first artificial earth satellite , which became an important milestone in the history of science and technology development in New China.

82 years old wrote in a letter: "Chinese people in the 21st century must show off their skills on aerospace planes. This is a national event!"

In 2003, the "Shenzhou V" manned spacecraft was successfully launched, and Yang Liwei became the first Chinese to enter space. After returning to Beijing, he made a special trip to Qian Xuesen's house to report. Mr. Qian cried with joy.

Qian Xuesen changed China and changed the world's view of backward China. Even Western scholars believe that because China has Qian Xuesen, Western powers are even more afraid of China.

Huang Xuhua

Huang Xuhua, whose original name is Huang Shaoqiang, was born in a rural doctor family in Haifeng County, Guangdong Province. Due to the influence of family background and parents, Huang Xuhua has been determined to become a doctor since childhood. He wanted to inherit his parents' legacy and become a good doctor in the world.

However, Huang Xuhua, who was deeply impressed by the weak country and the poor, quickly changed his ambitions on the arduous journey of study. Huang Xuhua deeply realized that studying medicine cannot solve the current situation of the weak country and the poor people. He is determined to learn the most advanced science and technology and create powerful weapons to defend the dignity of the country and nation. During the war years, Huang Xuhua studied everywhere and finally got admitted to the Jiaotong University shipbuilding major in 1945.

1949, Huang Xuhua graduated from Jiaotong University and also joined the party organization. Since then, Huang Xuhua has worked in the Shipbuilding Office of the Shanghai Navy General Administration and the Shanghai Shipbuilding Industry Administration. In 1954, Huang Xuhua, who performed well, was also selected by the organization to participate in the manufacturing and imitation of several ships of , the Soviet Union aided in .

In 1958, Huang Xuhua, who was formerly working in the Shanghai Shipbuilding Industry Administration Bureau, suddenly received a transfer order asking him to go to Beijing immediately to participate in a task. He didn't even have time to pack his luggage, so he had to go to Beijing alone.

Only after reaching the destination, Huang Xuhua realized that he was developing the nuclear submarine . At that time, nuclear submarines were a new type of military equipment. The U.S. Nautilus, as the world's first nuclear submarine, began trial voyages in 1957.

However, at that time, my country's industrial foundation was still very weak, and domestic research on nuclear submarines was still blank, and talents in related fields were extremely scarce. At that time, Khrushchev even said contemptuously: "The industrial level of building nuclear submarines is too high. China's current capabilities are not enough. Give up quickly!"

Even in the blank, Huang Xuhua still shouldered the heavy responsibility. In 1965, the Nuclear Submarine Research Institute was officially established. At this time, Huang Xuhua served as the deputy chief engineer of the nuclear submarine research project, responsible for actually presiding over the development work.

Huang Xuhua led everyone to start a day's work. They calculate the precise data of various instruments on nuclear submarines during the day, and draw drawings at night based on their own calculations and their understanding. Afterwards, Huang Xuhua led the scientific research team to overcome technical difficulties. Finally, on December 26, 1970, my country's first independently developed nuclear submarine was successfully launched, thus becoming a country in the world that owns nuclear submarines after the United States, the Soviet Union, the United Kingdom and France.

Today, Huang Xuhua, who is already 97 years old, still insists on completing his work in the office every day. What he is doing now is to organize previous research materials and pass these valuable materials to the new generation of nuclear submarine researchers.

In Huang Xuhua's eyes, there is only the country among the people and no home of his own. It is precisely because of his research on nuclear submarines that Huang Xuhua has not returned home for 30 years. In the United States, Huang Xuhua's name has long been well known.

Yu Min

For the ability of Yu Min, the "father of China's hydrogen bomb ", the senior management of the US military once believed that Yu Min is worth more than ten armies.

At 15:00 on October 16, 1964, at 15:00, Xinjiang Lop Nur, huge mushroom clouds soared into the air, China's first atomic bomb exploded successfully . China uses facts to solemnly declare to the world: the Chinese people rely on their own strength to master atomic bomb technology and break the nuclear monopoly of superpowers.

However, when I heard this news, both the United States and the Soviet Union were surprised, but there was no panic at all. Because China's nuclear weapon equipment started late. When our country's first atomic bomb was successfully tested, both the United States and the Soviet Union already had more powerful hydrogen bombs.

How powerful is the hydrogen bomb than the atomic bomb? Judging from the data of the first hydrogen bomb tested by the Soviet Union at that time, it was dozens of times the power of the Hiroshima atomic bomb, and this was just a test version. Subsequently, hydrogen bombs made by the United States, the Soviet Union and other countries were generally more than 100 times that of atomic bombs.

However, how easy is it to study hydrogen bombs? Because compared with atomic bomb research, hydrogen bombs are truly blank. In the 1960s, hydrogen bomb technology was the highest secret of nuclear powers such as the United States and the Soviet Union. China only knows that this thing can be made. It explodes through the energy released by the hydrogen isotopes deuteronucleus and triton . As for the specific method and materials, I don’t know anything.

It is understood that when the United States made hydrogen bombs, it used factories and supercomputers of tens of thousands of people. In China, Yu Min is only one, a pen, an abacus , a pile of draft papers, and the only computer that has 50,000 holes per second. In order to complete the task, Yu Min turned on the "cheat-on" mode.

In terms of material selection, the verification method adopted by Americans is to spend money, use factories with tens of thousands of people, consume countless manpower and material resources, and use countless experimental results to determine which solution is feasible. But China is not as rich as the United States, and it won’t work to spend money.

So, from September to November 1965, Yu Min brought his team to Shanghai, relying on his extraordinary wisdom, holding a pen and abacus, and began to check day and night. For more than 100 days and nights, Yu Min often half-kneeled on the ground to analyze piles of calculation papers, and finally made a breakthrough in the principle of hydrogen bombs. This is the famous "100-day Battle" in the history of nuclear weapons research.

You should know that for this experiment, the United States mobilized tens of thousands of people to build factories and do experiments, which cost billions of dollars, and took five years. China only took 2 years and 8 months to be completely independent. When American scientists heard that China, which was poor and deserted, also developed a hydrogen bomb, they widened their eyes and looked unbelievable. It was from then on that, the top leaders in the United States remembered a person's name - Yu Min. A great Chinese scientist.

Qian Xuesen, Yu Min, Huang Xuhua, these three people are worth thousands of troops. It is precisely with their unremitting efforts that the country can become stronger step by step. Because of their great contributions, Western countries are becoming increasingly afraid of China. They are heroes that the Chinese people will never forget and the backbone of the country.