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Li Yang's eyes became firm. He stood up and walked quickly towards the door of the laboratory.

"Mr. Chen, get ready. I need to meet with the senior management." As he spoke, he quickly organized his thoughts and had already outlined a clear plan in his mind.

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A few hours later, Li Yang appeared in the highest conference room of Yan State.

The atmosphere in the conference room was as calm and solemn as ever. Several leaders sat at the table, looking at Li Yang with burning eyes.

Since the technological breakthrough of nanorobots, every proposal of Li Yang has been regarded by these top leaders as the key to the country's future development.

Li Yang stood in front of the conference table, looking around at the leaders present, his expression calm and determined.

"Leaders," he began, his voice deep and powerful, "we have already taken the lead in many fields such as nanotechnology and the Sky Eye system, but why do we still need to publish these technologies in those Western journals?"

Several leaders exchanged glances with each other, and Li Yang's words made them fall into deep thought.

Li Yang continued, "Science and Nature are indeed the most authoritative journals in the world, but behind them is the monopoly of Western countries on the global scientific discourse. Our technology no longer needs their approval."

Li Yang paused, his eyes swept across the faces of every leader in the conference room, and then his voice became more resolute.

"I suggest that we start our own scientific journal to showcase Yan's scientific and technological strength. Especially now that the nanomedical robot has been successfully developed, this will be the first article in our journal and attract global attention."

As soon as these words came out, the conference room fell into a brief silence.

Several leaders exchanged glances and thought about Li Yang's proposal.

Finally, the leader sitting in the center nodded slowly, with a hint of approval in his eyes.

"Comrade Li Yang, your proposal is very far-sighted." The leader said softly, with a hint of deep thought in his tone, "We really should no longer rely on Western journals to showcase our scientific and technological achievements. Our Yan country's technology is enough to lead the world."

Li Yang was delighted, but he remained calm and nodded slightly. He knew that his suggestion had been approved by the top management.

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After leaving the conference room, Li Yang immediately began to prepare for the establishment of a scientific journal. In order to ensure the authority and international influence of the journal, he decided to establish several journals covering different fields at the same time.

The first journal will be named "Yan Guo Science" and will cover basic science fields such as physics, chemistry, and biology. Li Yang hopes that through this journal, he can showcase Yan Guo's research achievements in the field of basic science, especially breakthroughs in cutting-edge fields such as quantum physics and nanomaterials.

The second journal is named "Yan Guo Medicine" and focuses on the latest research in the medical field. Nanomedical robots will be the first article in this journal. Li Yang personally wrote the content of this article, which details the breakthrough applications of nanorobots in repairing cells and treating cancer.

The third journal focuses on military technology and is called Yanguo National Defense Science and Technology. Li Yang plans to publish his research results on the Sky Eye system and the application of nanotechnology in the military field in this journal. He knows that future wars will not only be a confrontation of traditional weapons, but technology, especially high-tech weapons, will become the key to determining the outcome of wars.

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The day the news came out, the entire international community was shocked.

Yan State wants to establish its own scientific journal.

This news was like a bombshell, instantly causing an uproar in the global academic and scientific communities.

Without any warning or preparation, Yan State announced in a high-profile manner that they would establish a series of scientific journals covering a number of fields including basic science, medicine, and national defense technology.

This trend quickly attracted widespread attention and discussion in the Western world.

"Is Yanguo crazy?" At an academic conference in London, a physicist from John couldn't help but laugh sarcastically after hearing the news. His colleagues echoed him, and the conference room was filled with contemptuous laughter. "They actually want to compete with Science and Nature? They are really overestimating their own capabilities."

A biologist from the United States did not hide his disdain in an interview, "Science and Nature are the two pinnacles of the global scientific community. All the most cutting-edge and important scientific discoveries must be published in these two journals. Does the United States think it can surpass these two authoritative journals? This is simply a foolish dream!"

The editorial teams of Nature and Science expressed their attitudes directly on social media. Although the words were restrained on the surface, the contempt between the lines was obvious. "We have always welcomed submissions from scientists around the world. Science has no borders. We believe that the top achievements in the scientific community will eventually choose the most authoritative journals." The editor-in-chief of Science wrote in a public statement.

Nature also pointed out in an editorial that the internationalization of scientific research should not be disturbed by the nationalism of certain countries. “The progress of science depends on global cooperation and sharing, not the self-isolation of certain countries.”

Media from various countries also followed up with reports. The Washington Post in the United States directly used a headline to mock: "Yan country wants to challenge the two peaks of the scientific community? Good luck to them." And John's Times published a satirical article, calling Yan country's move a "technological version of an April Fool's joke."

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The voices of ridicule were almost overwhelming. Whether it was the academic community, the scientific community, or the mass media, they were all full of doubts and contempt for Yan Guo's decision.

“Do they think that founding a journal can change the global scientific landscape?” a French chemistry professor wrote in his newspaper. “Without the approval of Science and Nature, their research results will not be recognized by the international community at all.”

At a scientific seminar in Boston, a group of American scientists even joked in public, "Maybe their journal will be called 'Yanguo's Great Scientific Discovery'? Or 'Yanguo Dream'? It's really hilarious."

The arrogance and self-confidence of the Western academic community were fully displayed at this moment.

After all, for decades, "Science" and "Nature" have been the authoritative halls of global scientific research, and scientists who are able to publish their results in these two journals have almost all become guests of honor at the world's top scientific research institutions, or even strong contenders for the Nobel Prize.

"Without our approval, who would care about Yan's research?" a professor from Harvard University sneered in a TV interview.

"They are just entertaining themselves," a famous European physicist sarcastically tweeted.

But soon, the laughter stopped.

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Just as the international community was scoffing at Yan Country’s scientific journals, a new piece of news quickly spread - Yan Country’s first batch of scientific articles to be published would include nanomedical robots and the latest satellite technology.

When this news reached the Western world, people who had been laughing and mocking suddenly fell silent.

"What? Nanorobots?" When a senior executive of a pharmaceutical company in the United States saw the news, his eyes widened as if he couldn't believe his ears. He immediately called the company's internal research laboratory and asked for an immediate investigation into Yan's nanotechnology progress.

At the same time, some large pharmaceutical companies in Europe are beginning to feel uneasy. If nanorobot technology can really be applied to the medical field, it will completely subvert the existing medical system.

Fatal diseases such as cancer and heart disease may be easily cured, and the pharmaceutical giants in these Western countries are obviously unwilling to see this situation. Their market and profits may be completely subverted by this technology of Yan Country.

However, this is not the most shocking news.

Then, someone revealed that Yanguo’s new journal would also publish an article about its latest satellite technology. This technology is very likely related to the “Sky Eye System” that the intelligence agencies of Western countries have been paying close attention to.

"Sky Eye System... It's the Sky Eye System again." A U.S. Defense Department official frowned and quickly flipped through the documents on the table. The Sky Eye System, this mysterious military surveillance project, has long been a major concern for Western countries. According to intelligence from multiple sources, Yan's Sky Eye System has extremely high surveillance capabilities and can even accurately capture weather changes and military movements around the world.

"How can these technologies not be published in our journals?" a senior editor from the editorial department of Science said angrily. They have always believed that the most cutting-edge science and technology should be published in Western journals first, which not only represents the authority of science, but also is part of the global scientific and technological discourse. But Yanguo is actually preparing to publish these technologies independently, directly bypassing Western censorship and control.

Western countries’ “defense breach”

Soon, the scientific and technological communities, academia and even government departments in Western countries began to feel unprecedented anxiety.

In the United States, an urgent defense technology meeting was quietly held. Military advisers from the Pentagon, officials from the intelligence department, and senior researchers from NASA sat in the conference room with solemn expressions.

"We can't let them release these technologies like this," a Defense Department official said coldly, with a hint of suppressed anger in his voice. "The threat of the Sky Eye system is too great to ignore. If Yan Country makes this technology public, it means that any country in the world may be able to obtain detailed information about this technology."

Intelligence analysts at the Pentagon are also urgently sorting out all the information about the Sky Eye system. Satellite monitoring, information collection, weather control... these technologies have exceeded their original cognition, and Yan Country is going to disclose the details of these technologies to the world through its own journals. This is undoubtedly a huge challenge to the dominance of Western technology.