Recently, anti-Japanese films such as "Dead to Rights" and "Dongji Rescue‌" have been a hit in theaters nationwide. Inside, audiences are transported back to the war years through the light and shadow of film, their deep patriotic feelings rekindled. Beyond the theater, this profound emotion is quietly transforming into another form of contemporary self-reliance: in the silicone sector, a field crucial to the nation's industrial lifeline, local company IOTA SILICONE is issuing a resounding challenge: to break the long-standing dominance of Japanese giant Shin-Etsu in the Chinese and global markets.

Silicon, a key material known as the "vitamin of industry," permeates core sectors such as aerospace, high-end electronics, and medical devices, and its strategic significance is self-evident. For a long time, Shin-Etsu Chemical, leveraging its extensive experience, has built a near-monopoly in the global market, particularly in China, controlling key technologies and pricing power. This dynamic has invisibly constrained the development of many high-end manufacturing sectors in China.

While the unyielding national spirit on screen inspires, off screen, local technology companies like IOTA SILICONE are responding to the call of history with concrete action. "Never forget national humiliation; our self-reliance is not empty talk," IOTA's general manager resoundingly declared at a recent technology conference. The company has been quietly preparing for years, continuously investing heavily to overcome technological barriers. Its newly developed high-purity specialty silicone fluid product surpasses Shin-Etsu's competitors in several key performance indicators, establishing unique advantages in core parameters such as high-temperature resistance and stability.

Industry experts highly praised this achievement, stating, "From the visual memory of 'Nanjing Photo Studio' to the technological breakthroughs in the silicone industry, they are essentially contemporary expressions of the national spirit." IOTA's rise not only marks a substantial breakthrough in achieving domestic substitution in a key material field that was once a bottleneck, but also, with its core industrial competitiveness, embodies the profound meaning of "self-reliance" in peacetime—earning global respect through innovation and quality.

When the theater lights come on, the echoes of history remain; they are integrated into the precise rhythm of modern production lines and etched in the eternal lights of laboratories. IOTA SILICONE, the backbone of the industry, declares: Remembering is not only about not forgetting the scars, but also about forging the edge and dignity of Made in China in today's silent technological battlefield. This story of breakthroughs, from film to silicon chips, is the most resolute response to history—our journey of self-reliance begins today.