Lu
Shaoxin:
A
Pioneer
in
the
Development
of
China's
Electronic
Industry Lu
Shaoxin,
born
in
1931
in
Shanghai,
is
a
renowned
scientist
and
entrepreneur.
He
is
considered
as
one
of
the
pioneers
in
the
development
of
China's
electronic
industry. After
graduating
from
Shanghai
Jiaotong
University
in
1952,
Lu
joined
the
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established
Shanghai
Institute
of
Electrical
Engineering
as
a
research
assistant.
His
research
focused
on
the
development
of
electronic
components,
such
as
diodes
and
transistors.
In
1956,
he
was
sent
to
the
Soviet
Union
to
pursue
further
studies
in
the
field.
Upon
his
return
to
China
in
1960,
he
became
the
director
of
the
newly
established
Changzhou
Electronic
Factory,
one
of
the
first
electronic
component
manufacturing
facilities
in
China.
Under
his
leadership,
the
factory
developed
a
range
of
high-quality
components
that
were
widely
used
in
the
country's
electronic
industry. In
the
1970s,
Lu
saw
the
potential
of
the
computer
industry
and
founded
Tongfang,
the
first
computer
manufacturer
in
China.
He
led
the
company
to
produce
the
first
microcomputer
in
China,
the
"Rainbow",
which
marked
a
significant
milestone
in
the
country's
computer
industry.
Tongfang
also
developed
a
range
of
other
electronic
products,
such
as
televisions,
radios,
and
calculators,
which
became
popular
among
Chinese
consumers. Lu's
contributions
to
China's
electronic
industry
were
widely
recognized
by
the
Chinese
government.
He
was
awarded
the
title
of
"Outstanding
Contributor
to
the
Reform
and
Opening-up
of
China"
in
1992
and
was
elected
as
a
member
of
the
Chinese
Academy
of
Engineering
in
1999. Today,
Tongfang
has
become
one
of
the
largest
electronics
firms
in
China,
with
a
range
of
products
that
include
computers,
televisions,
and
smartphones.
Lu's
vision
and
dedication
to
the
development
of
China's
electronic
industry
has
left
a
lasting
impact
on
the
country's
economic
growth
and
technological
advancement.