>>We've seen stories of chinese corporations blatantly stealing western company technologies and the chinese government doing nothing about it. And here some du

>>We've seen stories of chinese corporations blatantly stealing western company technologies and the chinese government doing nothing about it. And here some dude won a national competition on top of OSS and they expect somebody would care? This time it is slightly different, the award is at state level, and to win that, you'll need a nomination. Think of a smaller scale, Chinese version of Turing award, and the Nominees are mostly professional researchers, say, PIs, Professors at college or research institute. In this case, it's more like plagiarism than stealing techs. The award itself is very sublime, and, despite of this one, researchers really have to make some big advancement at state(even international) level to get the nomination. There's an english explanation by Hong Kong Government on this award: http://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/200610/18/P200610180171.htm http://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/200610/18/P200610180171.h...