The current transportation conditions are still far from meeting standards, requiring massive amounts of funding, and the backwardness in education has become glaringly evident.
Calculators and televisions have been developed, and wealthy families even own telephones. Ma Lin believes the electronic information age is beginning to emerge, yet society lacks sufficient skilled personnel.
Therefore, the nation must vigorously promote university education at this time to cultivate research-oriented talent; otherwise, both computers and mobile phones will face production bottlenecks.
