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After this interview was broadcast, it once again caused a huge reaction in the United States and even the world.

The stock prices of chip companies, which had been falling continuously, began to stabilize and rebound, and various media outlets, under the direction of the United States, began to spread negative opinions about gene chips.

Creating Lin Chen's gene chip as a castle in the air may look good, but it's actually completely useless.

Meanwhile, in the country, various "rationalists" have emerged, joining foreigners in predicting the worst.

Compared to their previous smear campaigns, this time they have truly taken the moral high ground.

Based on the currently available information, the Americans' thinking is actually not wrong.

Without a gene coding database, Lin Chen's gene chip would be completely useless.

So these people started spouting nonsense online, stirring up trouble and smearing Lin Chen.

Some people say that Lin Chen's decision to produce the gene chip at this time is flashy but impractical, and that he is aiming too high.

They were trying to gain fame for themselves, but they didn't consider the huge domestic chip industry.

Because of you alone, you produced a gene chip that is like a castle in the air, giving domestic companies a false impression and causing the national leadership to make a misjudgment.

Can you bear the consequences?

If your reckless actions lead to a complete break between the country and the United States, what will happen to all the companies that need chips once the domestic chip reserves are exhausted?

Nowadays, almost the entire manufacturing industry relies on chips.

Chips are truly something that is closely related to the food and clothing of millions of workers.

If there is a complete shortage of chips in China, I wonder how many companies will go bankrupt and how many people will lose their jobs.

It must be said that when it comes to eloquence, the public intellectuals in China are definitely above average.

Compared to them, state media are utterly incompetent.

As a result, under their influence, many netizens went from initial pride and elation at the birth of gene chips to gradually becoming less confident, and eventually even began to doubt them.

Lin Chen has yet to come forward to refute the doubts raised by the outside world.

As for the government, it responded with a series of actions.

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The United States has established a new office to enforce the chip rejection list against China.

"We have just received news that the Chinese government has announced plans to build three gene chip factories in Beijing, Donghai, and Xichuan. These factories will be completed within three months, and once operational, they will be able to produce 1200 million gene chips per year!"

"The situation is clear: the Chinese are truly determined to delve deeper into gene chip technology!"

The speaker was a man named David Stan, who was responsible for providing intelligence analysis to the office so that the congressmen in the office could make decisions based on it.

Since the advent of gene chips in China, their focus has been on intelligence gathering about them.

Although to the outside world, they had the Secretary of State make some inspiring statements.

But internally, Americans are actually quite cautious.

The Americans never expected that the Chinese government would be so audacious.

Even when the future of gene chips remains uncertain, they dared to invest huge sums of money to build three chip factories in succession!

Without a gene coding database, no matter how many gene chips they create, they cannot put them into use.

So, have the people of China gone mad?

"David Stan, what gives the Chinese the confidence to do this?"

A congressman who also served as an office member asked the question.

David Stein shook his head: "Mr. Congressman, I can't give you a definite answer either."

Because, whether from a technical or theoretical perspective, it is impossible for the Chinese to create a gene coding database.

So we don't understand, what's the point of them doing this?

"If you insist that I give an answer, I think they might be trying to inspire people."

"Inspiring?"

The congressman frowned, somewhat confused.

David Stan explained, "Just like our Secretary of State did. After the news of those three factories came out, the stock prices of chip-related companies in China began to stabilize, and the market clearly gained confidence because of these three factories."

Upon hearing this, several members of Congress laughed.

One of them said, "I didn't expect the Chinese to follow our example. But it's pointless for them to do this. I heard that in three months at most, China's domestic chip supply will run out. At that time, no matter what, they will have no choice but to bow down to us!"

"Don't let your guard down, David Stan. You need to continue monitoring the Dragon Kingdom's every move and report any developments to the office immediately. We will formulate specific countermeasures."

"Okay, I'll do it."

David Stan nodded.

……

The Americans' guesses were actually spot on the thoughts of China's top leadership.

The construction of the three gene chip factories was actually intended to boost morale in the current situation.

In addition, the Dragon Kingdom's top leadership also had an element of gambling involved this time.

They're betting that China can complete its gene coding database before these three chip factories are built!

To this end, Longke Institute has specially formed a task force in recent days.

Dozens of academicians and hundreds of their students joined the team, all for the purpose of building the gene coding database.

Even with this setup, their progress remains slow.

A month has passed, and the construction of the gene coding database is only 3% complete!

Upon seeing this result, the members of the task force felt as if a bucket of ice water had been poured over their heads, leaving them feeling utterly disheartened.

At this rate, completing a gene coding database within three months is simply an impossible task.

Upon hearing this news, Dean Hou of Longke Institute also fell silent.

Without a doubt, Lin Chen's gene chip technology is undoubtedly successful, but... unfortunately, they themselves are not capable enough to provide the necessary support for Lin Chen's technology.

"Dean, I'm sorry, it's our incompetence. Academician Lin's gene chip is indeed ahead of its time, but we just can't keep up with him."

The head of the task force lowered his head, looking ashamed.

Dean Hou sighed: "Don't blame yourself too much. Lin Chen is a genius, and geniuses often transcend their era."

"Don't lose heart right now. Keep trying. There are still three months left. Maybe a miracle will happen?"

Everyone listened and gave a wry smile.

Miracles may exist in this world, but in the scientific field, they are the least likely to occur.

Because science is rigorous.

But just then, a voice suddenly came from outside the door.

"Dean Hou, I've brought you a miracle!"

Under everyone's gaze, Lin Chen walked into the room.

Upon seeing Lin Chen, the members of the task force felt somewhat embarrassed.

Lin Chen has produced such an advanced gene chip, but the project is currently stuck on their gene coding database.

This also put Lin Chen under tremendous public pressure.

However, compared to them, Lin Chen laughed and said, "Dean Hou, why do you all look so grim? Smile! Didn't I just say I was going to bring you a miracle? Look!"

As he spoke, Lin Chen took out a USB flash drive.