At this time, college students usually bring some local good things or very special things to students with good relationships in the dormitory when they go home and return to school during holidays.

Those who make pickles at home can bring pickles, which are sausages or other salted fish specialties at home? If you bring this type of specialty, who has the chili sauce that is delicious, you can also bring hot sauce sauce.

In less than a while, six or seven special things appeared on the table.

Li Zhongxin can accept the food from other places, but the things Lin Dawei brought from his home are really uncommon for Li Zhongxin.

Lin Dawei is from Changsha, and he brought stinky tofu, a specialty product in Changsha. It tastes so smelly!

Not only Li Zhongxin, but also Wang Wu, Wang Ming and Shen Long. What happened before they could wait! Lin Dawei put away the stinky tofu.

When Li Zhongxin returned to school, he also brought some hotel red sausages with Jiangcheng's specialty. In most people's minds, Qiulin sausages, Ridous sausages and Commercial Committee red sausages in Harbin are the best. However, Li Zhongxin always feels that the hotel sausages in Jiangcheng have the best taste, and this kind of thing is also suitable for students to taste.

During the first semester of my freshman year, students still had a discomfort at school, but in the first semester of my freshman year, such a situation no longer exists.

Most freshmen can be considered half old students at this time, and gradually they can feel a state of laziness.

Li Zhongxin has a completely opposite attitude to these students. As soon as he started school, he devoted himself to studying.

After a week of intense study, Li Zhongxin finally got the approval of the school’s Academic Affairs Office and could go out to live outside the school.

Li Zhongxin is the first among this group of students to obtain the right to live outside, which made Bi Xinghua and Du Liming a little stunned.

You know, they reported this quota early, and they all found someone.

Bi Xinghua gave benefits to the instructor and a teacher in the Academic Affairs Office and gave him money and supplies a lot, while Du Liming found his senior sister and senior to help him do such a thing.

They felt that they would have completed the day study very early, and they should have been the first batch of students. However, they did not expect that the first batch of day study students would have Li Zhongxin, but they did not.

Seeing this situation, Li Zhongxin did not move out directly, but chose to live in the dormitory for an additional week. He felt that at least he would have to wait until Bi Xinghua and Du Limin moved out before he could move out.

Li Zhongxin’s house near Heida, Harbin City is ready-made. It is a small second floor with a building of more than 200 square meters. Now the first floor is Fengbanshan. He sometimes stays for one night on Saturdays or Sundays.

Li Zhongxin's house is only a dozen minutes away from the school. Li Zhongxin felt it was very convenient. He also thought about it and took more time to study art courses in the future. He wanted to review the art courses to make his art foundation more consolidated.

Li Zhongxin felt that things have basically been arranged in the past few years. So, he would like to enjoy a few years of good life in college. While drawing some comics, should he write a few good books? Then publish a book and then adapt it.

Li Zhongxin believes that people need to live in a colorful life. Money is no longer a problem now, and the company has become formal. So, he should consider such a life.

After all the work has been arranged for a year, Wang Bo and Hong Bin will naturally worry about the things they are worried about. Even if he is asked to take care of the other things, he can't take care of them.

When he is free, he will also consider the layout of the Internet. The Chinese Internet is about to start, so how can he let Zhongxin Company face a situation on the Internet?

Li Zhongxin has always been paying attention to the process of China's Internet, and what about it! Li Zhongxin has also made some simple arrangements in this direction early on.

When the Internet first came to China, it should be said that it was in 1985. During that time, Professor Choen from the University of Karlsruhe in Germany established a good personal relationship with Professor Wang Yunfeng who studied in West Germany in his early years, and Li Chengjiong, then director of the Beijing Institute of Computer Application Technology.

At the end of 1985, with his personal relationship, Tsoen convinced the Governor of Baden-Fertenburg, Germany, Rota Schberttet, to approve a special fund for this project, sponsoring the Sino-German computer network cooperation project, including a crucial Siemens 7760 mainframe computer.

In July 1987, he brought compatible system software from Germany, which enabled Chinese computers to have the technical conditions for interconnecting with international networks and sending emails.

After a long period of research and hard work, on the evening of September 14, 1987, at the Beijing Institute of Computer Application Technology, which was responsible for the e-mail transfer task at the time, more than a dozen Chinese and German project team members gathered next to a Siemens 7760 large computer and tried to send the first email from China to Germany.

At that time, with a black screen and green font, Choen carefully typed his email address and content into the computer - "crossthegreat wall  we  every  comer  in  the  world” (crossthegreat wall  we  every  comer  in  the  world” (crossthegreat wall  every  comer in  the  world” (cross the Great Wall, we can reach every corner of the world).

On this day, the Chinese completed a far-reaching touch on the Internet.

Due to a small vulnerability in the data exchange protocol, the email was not sent out. Six days later, the project team tried to send an email again. At 20:55 on September 20, 1987, the send button was pressed again. Compared with the last time, everyone was very nervous this time. After a while, the words "Send Completed" appeared on the computer screen.

This means that China will be able to communicate and exchange information directly with almost all universities and research centers in Europe and the United States and the Pacific region. The Internet era has quietly knocked on China's door.

In 1989, the World Bank borrowed loans to support the construction of some projects of China's high-tech, one of which was to form a high-speed network (NCFC project) for research institutes in the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Tsinghua University, Peking University and Zhongguancun.

From the start of project establishment in 1989, to the start of the project in April 1990, to the basically completed local area networks of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Tsinghua University and Peking University in 1992, until the completion of the NCFC backbone network project in December 1993, the three college networks were interconnected using high-speed optical cables and routers.
Chapter completed!