Don't tell me, those people in Europe and America are indeed cunning and cunning, and they have quite a lot of experience in fighting.

Since I can't resist you from the front, I'll use tricky angles to disgust you. Anyway, you are an amateur, and we are the professionals. The academic diplomas are there. You are just a high school student, and we are all university professors. That's it.

Don’t you agree that you are an amateur?

Don't say, we won't give you a chance to do this amateur thing? If you have the guts, just write another one?

You know, there are specializations in the academic field, and it is not that easy to change the research direction. For example: if you change the book naval history to British naval history, they are two completely unrelated topics.

If Brother Yuan really changed his subject, it would be easy.

If the topic is not important enough or too small, then you are resting on your laurels;

If the topic is of sufficient weight but the results are not rigorous, then the true colors will be exposed and the talent will be exhausted. And those popular topics are also very familiar to other people? Then we can defeat you in the fields that we are familiar with;

What if the subject is really important and the results are equally amazing?

Please! The previous book "Casino" was a naval history book. Want similar results? How about collecting a lot of information and researching it for ten or eight years?

Now that you have a buffer of ten or eight years, we can call you "amateur, amateur, amateur..." every day. Repeating a lie a thousand times becomes the truth! By the time ten or eight years later, your "amateur" image will have already taken root.

human heart.

How about brother Yuan? You still want to fight with us like this?

Anyway, this crisis is over - we professionals are too lazy to pay attention to an amateur’s question! Haha!

When this kind of public opinion spread back to China, Zeng Yi and others felt like they had found a treasure. They almost cried with joy. Now we have foreign adults supporting us!

Look, you guys are still far-sighted and have pointed out the direction for us. You are the beacon of mankind!

As a result, the original heterogeneity in the country has changed, and the criticism has become unified. Everyone is talking about Yuan Ge - amateur, amateur, amateur... If you have the guts, write another book!

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Just when Brother Yuan was caught in the "amateur controversy", Li Yuan was also despised as an amateur by a group of Hong Kong police. He also suffered a lot of cold looks and ridicule.

It should be said that the Huang family's 30 million donation to the Hong Kong police was quite adequate.

One million of the donations were in cash and were donated to the Police Club.

The Police Club is the small treasury of the Hong Kong police, where their senior officers eat, drink and have fun. Because it is still the British Hong Kong government, most of the club members are senior British police officers. Therefore, this 1 million is the most important, otherwise it means that you have not donated;

2 million is for computers and other hardware equipment. These are really useful things. And the 2 million in the early 1990s is definitely a big deal;

The remaining 27 million is the Haechi system.

Now that we have the above 1 million to 2 million, everyone tacitly agrees that 27 million is just 27 million! Is it tax deductible anyway? What does it have to do with our police?

So the lively donation ceremony was a happy scene. Media interviews, news reports...

Of course, now that the donation had been received, the Hong Kong police still had to put on a show. Finally, a group of police officers were arranged to learn how to use the Haichi system.

To be honest, for an international metropolis like Hong Kong to spend 27 million, or more than 3 million U.S. dollars, on equipment to fight crime, it is nothing. Hong Kong is definitely willing to spend this money, and it can still afford it.

However, the Haezhi system... came from the mainland? Not from the United States and the United Kingdom?

Pick! Apart from the thick and big electric baton, which is an artifact, what else in the Mainland is worth learning from our Hong Kong police? They are so backward, do they understand computers? Do they understand English? Nowadays, those country bumpkins still program? They also program

Come up with a Haechi system worth 27 million?

Isn't that an international joke?

In addition, there is also the rejection of technological heretics that is unique to this era.

A few decades later, the police will have three major artifacts - DNA, mobile phones and surveillance networks.

These are almost all technical methods. Everyone is accustomed to it. Except for detectives who are not very good at writing, they can only change their profession to write scripts. For these technical investigation methods, whether they are the police or the common people, they welcome them with both hands high.

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However, in the early 1990s, the police in various countries and regions still focused on reasoning and focused on confessions. Technical investigation methods such as fingerprints and autopsies were basically used to assist in solving crimes.

On the other hand, the backbone of the police force during this period has been accustomed to methods such as reasoning and confessions, and they are more disgusted with the crooked ways of technical flow. It can be used as an aid, but why should it play a decisive role? Doesn't this make us appear incompetent?

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Moreover, those Hong Kong police officers who were arranged to attend the class, those senior British police officers, would definitely not come. They were mainly front-line backbones and all Chinese police officers. So the two emotions were mixed together, resulting in a phenomenon of collective rejection.

But after all, they are disciplined troops, and they will not cause trouble. At most, their expressions are not very good...

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At the beginning of this training class, Liu Pei took the lead in introducing the operating procedures of the Haichi system.

Looking at this initial version of the Haechi system, the interface is pretty good. It has the retro style of BBS in the 1980s and 1990s. Ahem. However, in addition to being retro, it still has an all-English interface, which does not affect its use.

And it can also be seen that a lot of thought has been put into the computer. There are many functions set up in it, and after inputting parameters, many new functions can be developed.

However, from Li Yuan's point of view, this kind of thing is too professional and complicated. Do you expect those rich and powerful criminal police officers to learn to use it? It is better to operate it with a fool's button and slightly reduce the performance. The grassroots police station cannot do it at all.

So professional.

Having said that, this problem is actually not that big. It is nothing more than a training class. After that, I will pull it off. Do you care if they understand it or not?

Li Yuan had long seen the rich expressions underneath, and basically understood the psychological activities of those Hong Kong police officers.

Since they are all in a mood, let's love whoever they are! As long as the class is over, we'll just slap our butts and leave!

However, Liu Pei is better at being a teacher. Well! Mainly because he is in a more excited mood when he takes classes in Hong Kong.

Facing the "very studious" eyes below, Liu Pei took the trouble to explain in detail, for fear that some people would not understand.
Chapter completed!