From the perspective of productivity, PCs and mobile phones 1 years ago were enough to meet 99% of the routine work needs today. If it weren't for the wave of virtual currency, the chips would have been overproduced. If we expect smart cars to consume production capacity, the sales volume of smart cars will reach one million a year, which is a drop in the bucket compared with tens of millions of mobile phones and game devices. Now that the country has laid out chips and laid out high-end manufacturing, the developed goods must have enough requirements to be digested, otherwise it will be a pile of silicon dioxide in stock.

if you want your own chips to be continuously iterated and sold, you need a hardware system and software platform that can be continuously iterated. The software and hardware themselves are interdependent and spiral upgrade. If we don't make games, the software can focus on the production software and industrial software, but the problem is that everyone started late in this field and the cake is so big. All fields have to be customized, and they earn hard money. As a new entrant, they have neither the right to speak nor the technical accumulation, and they can't get a few dollars from the industry at all. How can they feed back the industry?

In addition to all kinds of life apps that have been scraped away by Internet bosses, only games can really stimulate hardware performance. Look at today's mobile phone manufacturers, except for blowing batteries, blowing cameras and their own UI, there is almost nothing to blow. Even Apple has to highlight the performance of its hardware by testing the original god.

if my mobile phone is just for Tik Tok and online shopping, then why should I upgrade to buy something with better upgrade performance? In the same way as PC, if there is only League of Legends in the game environment and there are no pictures and game content that can further enhance the sensory experience, why should I upgrade my PC? If the C-end can't be sold, then the last thing is the mandatory maintenance of the B-end, and a wave of state-owned enterprises and central enterprises will be purchased. As a result, the industry will lose its vitality under excessive protection, resulting in a lot of zombie enterprises that are too big to fail as comprador, or piles of low-end manufacturing that can't be rolled up to fight for some leftovers. Therefore, if you want to make a big difference at the C end, don't say support, at least don't suppress it too much. It seems that after playing games, the younger generation immediately became addicted to games and became a beat generation.