In the past two or three decades, China's economy has achieved a high annual growth rate of not less than 8%. However, as the reform entered the deep water area, trade protectionism rose, the demographic dividend gradually disappeared, and the economic growth rate of China dropped to 6%-7%. If China wants to achieve economic growth in the future, it must rely more on the improvement of labor productivity. China has a large population base, so exam-oriented education has become the only way to screen high-quality students more quickly. Students who have been trained for a long time can only take exams, but they don't know innovation.
The development of instrument enterprises in China often takes the road of two-level differentiation. Leading enterprises occupy the leading position in the industry and dominate the balance of China instrument market. However, due to the lack of core competitiveness and weak awareness of brand cultivation, many small and medium-sized enterprises are often easily eliminated in the fierce competitive market and face survival problems. The main reason for this situation is that the enterprise's own R&D innovation ability is insufficient and the core technology patents are few. Secondly, "China enterprises don't respect intellectual property rights". Li Rongchang, director of China National Intellectual Property Administration China Patent Technology Development Company, once gave a speech on "Enterprise Patent Strategy". In his speech, he mentioned the importance of patented technology to the vitality of enterprises, that is, applying for patents can help enterprises take the initiative in market competition, ensure the safety of production and sales, and also play an important role in increasing intangible assets of enterprises and enhancing product competitiveness.