从《天工开物》到“深度求索”的启示

Core Insights - The discussion at the roundtable linked the 17th-century Chinese encyclopedia "Tiangong Kaiwu" to the modern AI model DeepSeek, suggesting a historical continuity in China's innovative spirit [1] - Recent innovative products from China have shifted global perceptions, challenging the long-held belief that China lacks innovation [1][2] - The resurgence of Chinese innovation is seen as a revival of its historical creative traditions, with significant contributions to global civilization over 5,000 years [2] Group 1 - China's recent innovations, such as the Chang'e lunar missions and advancements in quantum computing, reflect a continuous spirit of exploration and knowledge [2] - The historical context of Chinese innovations, including the influence of "Tiangong Kaiwu" on European technology, highlights the depth of China's contributions to global advancements [2] - The perception of China's innovation as a threat in Western media stems from a misunderstanding of China's historical context and its current collaborative approach [3] Group 2 - China's innovation is characterized by openness and inclusivity, as seen in international collaborations like the Chang'e 6 mission and the global accessibility of the "China Sky Eye" [3] - The commitment to sharing technological advancements and fostering international cooperation is a key aspect of China's innovation strategy [3] - Emphasizing traditional cultural values and the spirit of innovation, China aims to contribute to global development and modernization through collaborative efforts [3]