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1986年3月3日,是一个不平常的日子。中国科学院的王大珩、陈芳允、杨嘉墀、王淦昌4位都已年过古稀的老科学家,给邓小平同志写信提出关于跟踪世界战略性高技术发展的建议。仅仅两天的时间,即3月5日,当时任中共中央总书记的邓小平同志即在报告上批示:“此事宜速作决断,不可拖延。”在邓小平支持和推动下,同年11月,中共中央、国务院批准了《高技术研究发展计划纲要》,简称“863计划”。计划中选择对中国未来经济和社会发
March 3, 1986 is an unusual day. Wang Daheng, Chen Fangyun, Yang Jiawan and Wang Ganchang, both of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, have written about old seventy-year-old scientists and wrote a letter to Comrade Deng Xiaoping on the proposal of tracking the world’s strategic high-tech development. In just two days, March 5, Comrade Deng Xiaoping, then general secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, commanded in his report: “This issue is a matter of speed and no delay.” With Deng Xiaoping’s support and promotion, in November of the same year The CPC Central Committee and the State Council approved the Outline of High-tech Research and Development Program, or “863 Program” for short. Plan to choose China’s future economic and social development