DeepSeek、 When it comes to recent phenomenon level innovations such as humanoid robots and "Ne Zha: The Demonic Child Roars in the Sea", many people like to use a word: they have emerged unexpectedly. Is that really the case? Let's take a look at the fact: "Ne Zha: The Demonic Children Roar in the Sea" takes five years to complete, and some scenes take eight or nine months; Yushu Robot made a stunning appearance at the Spring Festival Gala, with engineers carefully debugging it for three months. Behind this is more than 10 years of technological accumulation; DeepSeek has only been established for two years, but its core personnel have been tracking the forefront of artificial intelligence for nearly 20 years. The incubation of start-ups such as the "Six Little Dragons of Hangzhou" is not overnight. Embrace new things, avoid a herd mentality, identify the right things, and remain steadfast in doing them. Gather talents, laboratories and other resources to create a "tropical rainforest" ecosystem; Encourage enterprises to explore and trial and error, and launch unsecured technology financial products; Cultivate a business environment that is always attentive and responsive to every request. Perseverance, the 'dragon' will eventually turn into a 'little dragon'. The overnight success is also due to the continuous layout and deep integration of technological innovation and industrial innovation. Take artificial intelligence as an example: introduce national level plans, carry out the "AI+" action, release application scenarios, and promote accelerated technological iteration. Strengthen talent cultivation, support enterprises and universities to jointly build laboratories, and combine precise and effective methods. As of last June, the scale of China's AI core industry had reached nearly 600 billion yuan. The fertile soil for innovation is conducive to the growth of large models and robots. From this perspective, seemingly emerging innovations cannot be separated from their own efforts, ecological cultivation, and policy support. They are the result of various innovative elements that gradually accumulate and resonate with each other. Netizens asked, 'How long will this innovative momentum last?' expressing their concern for China's technological innovation. Looking at reality: DeepSeek is at the forefront, not a complete winner. Multiple domestic artificial intelligence models are competing fiercely, each with their own strengths. There are more than one popular humanoid robot companies. In the field of robotics, China currently has over 190000 valid patents, which is almost two-thirds of the global total. Another footnote is that China ranked first in the world in terms of the number of top 100 technology innovation clusters last year. In different fields, more and more Chinese innovators are moving towards the top of the pyramid, not just "standing out" but "blooming in spring". Hangzhou's "Six Little Dragons", Chengdu's "Nezha", Shenzhen's Huawei and BYD, Beijing's Zhongguancun, the Yangtze River Delta G60 Science and Technology Innovation Corridor, Hefei Science Island, Wuhan Optics Valley... Looking at China's innovation map, there are popular "check-in" places everywhere. After the "Six Little Dragons of Hangzhou" became popular, many cities have been solving the password for nurturing innovation. Some foreign media say that nowadays local governments in China have turned improving the business environment into a friendly competition of 'chasing after each other'. Phenomenon level innovation, where does the momentum come from and where does the future go? You can observe from three perspectives. Exploring the potential of institutional advantages. Research and development investment is increasing year by year, the high-quality talent team is growing, the transformation of scientific and technological achievements is becoming smoother, and the innovative role of private enterprises is becoming more and more prominent... Persistently promote innovation, and wherever there are shortcomings, focus on making efforts. By continuously striving in the right direction and direction, China's global innovation index has climbed to the eleventh place in the past 10 years, making it one of the economies with the fastest improvement in innovation capability. Innovative culture nurtures the driving force. Opening this year's Government Work Report, 'innovation' is a high-frequency word. Education, technology, and talent are working together to inherit the excellent traditional Chinese culture, draw on the past to benefit the present, and innovate, which is constantly being stimulated as the "deepest national endowment of the Chinese nation". Growing up in an era where people see the world at a glance, the younger generation has a better foundation, a broader perspective, and a more composed mindset. The process of tackling challenges hones confidence. After the popularity of "Black Myth: Wukong", some netizens left a message saying that the most valuable thing in the journey to the West is not the scriptures, but the experience, which is the 981 difficulties that Tang Monk and his disciples have overcome. From developing the "Two Bombs and One Satellite" to building China's nuclear power, high-speed rail, and aircraft, facing challenges, self-reliance, and self-improvement, the times and trends are on our side. Speaking of which, one cannot help but recall a scene. In a cinema in New York, USA, a poster of "Ne Zha: The Haunted Children" appeared between Marvel characters and Harry Potter. This is an interesting image: on the global innovation stage, Chinese innovation is like Nezha, bursting into the spotlight with vitality. Independent and self reliant, harmonious and symbiotic, China's innovation is open and inclusive. Endless effort, lasting for a long time. The most intense place of the storm will be the stage for "Nezha's Roaming in the Sea" and "Flying into the Sky". (New Society)