Gu Nianzhi stared blankly at the small box of manuscripts and letters and suddenly burst into tears.
She covered her face and sat on the sofa, choking as she sobbed.
Huo Shaoheng didn't say anything. He sat next to her and pulled her into his arms, allowing her to cry in his arms.
His embrace was as warm and firm as ever, with the scent of sunshine. It was as if he had just walked out of the blazing sun with a passion that could melt ice and snow.
Gu Nianzhi felt very safe and cried to her heart's content in such an embrace …
Huo Shaoheng didn't stop her from crying, nor did he look through the contents of the box.
He only patted Gu Nianzhi's back as he looked at the box. His eyes were deep and meaningful, as if they were covered by a layer of fog. The raging waves were hidden in the fog, and it was impossible to see his thoughts.
After crying for a while, Gu Nianzhi felt much better.
Tears were a great stress reliever, and it was easy to get depressed when holding back tears.
After crying, she first opened the letter that the Japanese had given her with the box.
The Japanese apologized very sincerely in the letter, saying that they felt very guilty for using Gu Xiangwen's research results without knowing the truth, and hoped that Gu Nianzhi would forgive them.
Generally speaking, if technical manuscripts were donated to charity, they would theoretically be the property of the charity.
The charity could handle these manuscripts to the extent permitted, including giving them to scientists for research.
As the saying goes, ignorance is not a crime. If these Japanese scientists really didn't know where the information came from, it wasn't a big mistake.
However, Gu Nianzhi was still unhappy. She pouted and threw the apology letter the Japanese had given her on the coffee table. She said angrily, "… Thieves, pretending to be innocent after stealing someone else's things."
She didn't believe that these Japanese scientists didn't know where these things came from.
They were all thousand-year-old foxes, so why were they putting on an act?!
Who would donate their own family's confidential technology? However, these Japanese scientists not only believed it, but also enjoyed the fruits of other people's labor with a clear conscience. It was simply stupid and vicious.
Gu Nianzhi had cried so hard that she was still sobbing even after she stopped. After reading the letter, she asked while sobbing, "… Huo Shao, why don't you see what's in the box?"
Huo Shaoheng wiped her tears with a tissue and shook his head. "This is yours. How can I see it if you haven't seen it yet?"
At the very least, Gu Nianzhi had to show him before he could see it.
This made Gu Nianzhi want to cry again.
She tugged at the corner of Huo Shaoheng's shirt and looked at him with tears in her eyes. "But the Japanese have already seen everything!"
Not only had he seen everything, but he had also studied it thoroughly.
After all, it had been seven years since Gu Xiangwen's accident. These Japanese scientists had obtained these manuscripts and letters for at least four to five years.
"… Not only have they seen it, but they must have also entered it into the computer and saved it forever!" Gu Nianzhi kicked the coffee table in displeasure. "Did you think I would cry tears of gratitude just because you pretended to give it back to me? Pooh! "
"You stole my things. How can I not spit them out?" Gu Nianzhi grabbed the air with one hand. "I want to dig their brains out!"
Any Japanese who stole her father's research results would die a horrible death!
Huo Shaoheng saw that she was struggling, so he simply put her on his lap and wrapped his arms tightly around her chest to restrain her. He comforted her. "You don't have to be so angry. In my opinion, although those Japanese scientists took your father's manuscripts and letters for research, they didn't achieve anything."
Gu Nianzhi suddenly calmed down. "… Really? No way? My father … My father … was so amazing. He could be considered a genius! How could there be no results? "
"That's the truth," Huo Shaoheng said calmly. "If there were results, the Japanese would have bragged about it a long time ago. In fact, Japan hasn't made any major breakthroughs in scientific research in the past decade. "
The most recent breakthrough in quantum communication satellites was also stolen from the Huaxia Empire's research results.
However, they didn't do either well, which was enough to prove that if the technology was too advanced, some people who didn't have enough IQ wouldn't be able to use it even if they stole it …
Gu Nianzhi thought about it carefully. It seemed to be the case.
Her mood improved a little. She wiped her nose with a tissue and whispered, "I don't want my father's research results to be used to arm the Japanese …"
History had long proven that once Japan obtained an advantage over the Huaxia Empire in technology, they would immediately launch an invasion against the Huaxia Empire without hesitation.
So we can't let our guard down for even a moment.
Huo Shaoheng patted her shoulder. "That won't happen. We have our own independent research and development advantage, and we have a huge talent pool. In Japan, talents have withered in recent years. A generation of young people don't think about making progress and have become 'Heisei Otaku.' Other than playing video games and watching cartoons, they have no achievements. "
A faint smile appeared on Gu Nianzhi's face. She said obediently, "Okay, I'll listen to you."
She was so obedient and easy to coax. She had her own ideas, but she wasn't headstrong or arrogant. She could listen to other people's opinions.
This kind of Gu Nianzhi softened Huo Shaoheng's hardened heart.
If it weren't for the surveillance cameras in the office, he would have hugged her and made out with her right now.
Unfortunately, he could only kiss her cheek.
"See if there are any clues in these things." Huo Shaoheng reluctantly let go of her and got up to take a pair of very comfortable latex gloves for Gu Nianzhi. "Wear these better."
Gu Nianzhi took off the relatively large plastic gloves on her hands and changed into the milky white latex gloves that were naturally like a second layer of skin. She started looking through the box.
The things inside were neatly arranged. Roughly speaking, they were divided into two main categories: handwritten notes and letters.
The handwritten notes were more messy. They were filled with formulas and graphics that Gu Nianzhi couldn't understand, but they were neatly bound and numbered in order.
As for the letters, they were divided into two categories. One was directly placed in a large brown paper envelope, and the other was placed in a normal envelope with a stamp on it.
The letters in the brown paper envelopes were all photocopies. They were written by Gu Xiangwen to Ishihara Baisan.
The letters in the normal envelopes were written by Ishihara Baisan to Gu Xiangwen. They were all originals and had been mailed with a stamp.
Gu Nianzhi guessed that Gu Xiangwen probably had the habit of archiving everything. Even if it was a letter he had mailed himself, he would make a copy and save it.
This was probably one of the quirks of scientists.
Looking at the dates on the letters, it was before the two of them went to the United States to attend university.
In other words, they knew each other before going to the United States to attend university.
Gu Nianzhi randomly picked out two of Gu Xiangwen's letters from the brown paper envelope to read.
The contents of the letters were all academic discussions about magnetic fields.
They were written in English. Gu Nianzhi could recognize every word, but when they were strung together, she couldn't understand what they meant.
There were all kinds of physics jargon. She didn't understand it, but it sounded awesome.
However, the English handwriting looked so familiar …
Gu Nianzhi's interest was piqued. She took out all the letters and flipped through them one by one.
The letters were all in English. None of them were in Chinese.
The handwriting on the letters was elegant and beautiful.
"Huo Shao, don't you think the handwriting on this letter looks familiar?" Gu Nianzhi curiously placed a letter from Gu Xiangwen in his hands.
Huo Shaoheng was also wearing translucent latex gloves.
He took it and looked at it. His eyes narrowed as he said, "Nianzhi, do you remember the little paper ball that Reinitz gave you?"
Gu Nianzhi yelped and slapped her head. "I remember now! This handwriting is very similar to the handwriting on Reinitz's note. "
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