编辑同志:我是位爱动脑筋的初中生,平时喜欢做一些小实验。每次吃罐头时,盖子很难打开,我就想着做一个能一下子把罐头瓶盖打开的工具。经过翻阅资料和无数次的试验,终于成功地发明出开瓶器。为研制开瓶器,我向在图书馆工作的吴叔叔借了许多书看。做好之后,我也就很高兴地拿给他看,征求他的意见。吴叔叔看完后,要我把开瓶器留在他那儿,说是要去征求专家的意见。一个月之后,我突然在一份报纸上看到一篇文章,署名是吴叔叔的。文章介绍他是如何发明开瓶器的,上面还附有照片,而照片上的那只开瓶器正是我亲手制做的。我找吴叔叔想问个究竟,他却说:“你是个小孩子,要发明有什么用?何况我还借给你那么多书,就算是我们共同发明的吧。”最近,听说吴叔叔拿着我的发明去申请专利了。请问,吴叔叔的这种做法对吗?我该怎么办? Edit comrades: I am a bit junior high school students, usually like to do some small experiment. The lid was hard to open each time I ate the can, and I was thinking of making a tool that opened the lid of a can at once. After reading the information and countless tests, and finally successfully invented the opener. To develop a bottle opener, I borrowed many books from Uncle Wu who works in the library. Once done, I am also happy to show him and seek his advice. After Uncle Wu finished reading, I asked him to leave the bottle opener at him, saying that he was going to solicit the opinions of experts. A month later, I suddenly saw an article in a newspaper signed by Uncle Wu. The article describes how he invented the bottle opener with the photo attached to it, and the bottle opener on the photo was exactly what I personally made. I look for Uncle Wu to ask what exactly he said: “You are a child, to invent what is the use? Moreover, I also lend you so many books, even if we jointly invented it.” Recently, I heard that Uncle Wu My invention to apply for a patent. Excuse me, Uncle Wu’s right way? What should I do?