1993 - In April 1993, on the basis of Beijing Electron Tube Factory, the staff raised 6.5 million seed money to carry out shareholding system transformation and founded Beijing Oriental Electronics Group Co. Wang Dongsheng became the chairman and president of the company, leading the old tube factory on the verge of closure to embark on the road of "serving the country with industry, strengthening enterprises and enriching the people".
1994 - January 1994, with Japan's Asahi Glass, Marubeni, *** Rong joint venture established Beijing Asahi Glass Electronic Glass Company Limited, through the joint venture, with a small amount of investment to quickly realize the production capacity, access to new products, to train professionals, expanding the international perspective. Subsequently, we established Beijing Nisshin Electronic Precision Components Co., Ltd. as a joint venture with Nisshin Industries of Japan, and Beijing Nitto Electronics Co., Ltd. as a joint venture with Japan Terminal, to develop the business of precision parts and materials supporting CRT.
1995 - September 1995, the establishment of TFT-LCD project pre-research group, tracking and research TFT, PDP, FED and other display technologies, based on scientific evidence and full research to clarify the "entry into the field of liquid crystal display "In May 1997, BOE and Taiwan TPV Technology established Beijing Orient TPV Electronics Co., Ltd. as a joint venture, holding 52% of the shares, and entered the display field.
In June 1997, BOE successfully issued domestically listed foreign shares (B-shares) on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in China, with the stock name and trading code of BOE A (000725) becoming the first B-share listed company in Beijing. 1998 - In December 1998, BOE formed Zhejiang BOE, which produces Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD), entering the field of small-size flat panel display.
BOE implemented the two strategic shifts of "shifting from joint venture to self-management, and from precision electronic parts and materials to new types of display parts and products", focusing on building its main business, and rapidly improving its corporate strength, forming the industries of displays, VFDs, and STN-LCDs, etc. 1999 - Founded in May 1999, BOE became the first B-share listed company in Beijing. --In May 1999, BOE Specialized Display Technology Co., Ltd. was established to provide display systems and solutions.
In May 1999, the display production line project between BOE and TPV was put into production, establishing the first display production base in northern China, and completing the downstream industrial layout for the development of new display devices.
In 1999, BOE Vacuum Appliance Co. was established to enable BOE to capitalize on its strengths in the vacuum field, and to find a new point of growth in its business.
2001 - In January 2001, BOE issued additional A shares in Shenzhen Stock Exchange, with the stock name and trading code of BOE A (000725). In August 2001, in accordance with the needs of globalization strategy development, BOE officially changed its name to In August 2001, according to the needs of globalization strategy development, Beijing Oriental Electronics Group Company Limited was officially renamed as "BOE Technology Group Company Limited".
In December 2001, BOE acquired the STN-LCD and organic light emitting display (OLED) business of Hyundai, Korea, and formed Hyundai Liquid Crystal Display Co., Ltd. in Korea to produce liquid crystal screens for mobile products (STN-LCDs), and began to research and develop organic electroluminescent displays (OLEDs). 2002-. -March 2002, established Suzhou BOE Chagu Electronics Co., Ltd. to produce display light source products, an important component of the TFT-LCD industry.
BOE took a new step in laying out the TFT-LCD industry. in May 2002, BOE Modern (Beijing) Display Technology Co., Ltd. was established to produce LCD modules for mobile products.
2003 - In January 2003, BOE acquired the TFT-LCD business, related patents and team of Hyundai Electronics in South Korea and entered the field of thin-film transistor liquid-crystal display devices (TFT-LCDs), marking the formal and comprehensive launch of BOE's strategic layout of TFT-LCD business. The Center for Global Mergers and Acquisitions of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) named this event as one of the "Top 10 Mergers and Acquisitions in China in 2003".
In June 2003, BOE established Beijing BOE Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd. to produce LCD panels and modules, and in August 2003, it acquired 26.36% of TPV's shares, making BOE the largest shareholder of TPV and entering the international capital market platform.
In September 2003, BOE broke ground for its 5th generation TFT-LCD production line in Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area. The establishment of BOE's TFT-LCD industrial base in Beijing had a significant impact on the competitive landscape of the display products market in China and even in the world.
2005 - In March 2005, Beijing BOE Chagu Electronics Co., Ltd. was established to produce display light source products. in May 2005, BOE's 5th generation TFT-LCD production line was formally mass-produced, which not only filled the blank of the domestic TFT-LCD display industry, but also put an end to the Mainland China's In May 2005, BOE's 5th generation TFT-LCD production line was officially mass-produced, which not only filled the gap of domestic TFT-LCD display industry and ended the "no independent LCD era" in mainland China, but also laid the foundation for BOE's accumulation of technology and talents in the TFT-LCD field.
2006 - In April 2006, BOE (Hebei) Mobile Display Technology Co., Ltd. was established to produce LCD modules for mobile products. 2007 - In October 2007, Chengdu BOE Optoelectronics Ltd. to produce liquid crystal displays and modules for mobile products.
In November 2007, BOE Xiamen Electronics Co., Ltd. was established to produce display light source products. 2008 - In March 2008, the construction of BOE's G4.5 TFT-LCD production line started in Chengdu Hi-Tech West District.
In October 2008, Hefei BOE Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd. was established to produce LCDs and modules for IT and TV. 2009 - In April 2009, BOE Hefei 6th Generation TFT-LCD production line, the first high generation line in mainland China, was launched. 6 generation TFT-LCD production line in Hefei, the first high-generation line in mainland China, started construction.
In April 2009, China's only National Engineering Laboratory for TFT-LCD Process Technology commenced construction in Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area, which is the birthplace of technological innovation in China's display industry and the research and development base for new products and technologies, and plays an important role in upgrading the level of R&D in the whole industry.
In August 2009, the first 8.5-generation line of mainland China --In August 2009, BOE's first Generation 8.5 TFT-LCD production line in mainland China started construction in Beijing Economic-Technological Development Area.
In October 2009, BOE's Giga 4.5 TFT-LCD production line in Chengdu went into mass production. The line enhances BOE's core competitiveness in mobile and application display products.
2010 - In July 2010, the National Engineering Laboratory for TFT-LCD Process Technology was officially put into operation. in August 2010, the company began to extend its business to OEM by acquiring the computer monitor and TV business and related assets of Meiji Technology.
In October 2010, BOE 6th generation TFT-LCD production line mass production, breaking the situation of China's LCD TV screen all rely on imports. 2011 - August 2011, BOE Ordos 5.5 generation AM.
2. I heard that BOE is a big enterprise for more than twenty years.Basically, when it comes to mainland China's display industry, you can't get around BOE. Taking BOE's development history as a historical coordinate, China's display industry has made one solid footprint after another in the past ten years or so:
In 2003, BOE acquired the LCD business of Hyundai in South Korea, and formally entered the display field;
In 2005, BOE independently constructed its 5th generation TFT-LCD production line in Beijing and put it into production, which ended the development of the display industry in China. In 2005, BOE's 5th generation TFT-LCD production line in Beijing, which was built independently, was put into production, ending the "era of no independent LCD" in mainland China and opening a new chapter of China's independent manufacturing of LCDs;
In 2010, BOE's first high-generation TFT-LCD production line built independently was put into operation, and the first high-generation TFT-LCD production line built independently was put into production. BOE Hefei 6-generation TFT-LCD production line put into production, ending the Chinese mainland's "no LCD TV screen era", and become "China's LCD TV screen all rely on imported situation" strategic turning point
In 2011, mainland China's first 8.5-generation line - BOE (BOE) Beijing 8.5-generation TFT-LCD production line put into production, and the end of mainland China's "no large-size LCD screen era";
In the first half of 2014, the first generation of mass production of LCD TVs in Beijing.
In the first half of 2014, mass production of BOE Hefei 8.5 generation TFT-LCD production line, the use of high-end oxide TFT technology, the production line of the official mass production of China's new display industry leading layout, pulling the overall development of China's electronics and information technology industry is of great strategic significance.
3. What is the history of China's KonghouKonghou has a long history, is China's ancient plucked musical instrument, also known as "Kanhou".
As early as the Spring and Autumn and the Warring States periods, the prototype of Konghou already appeared. During the Tang Dynasty, the performance of konghou reached a high level of excellence along with the rapid economic and cultural development.
In ancient times, Konghou was used by the court orchestra and was also a popular instrument among the people, and was once widely practiced. Konghou was also introduced to neighboring countries such as Japan and Korea, where it became a favorite.
In the temple of Tora Daiji in Japan, there are still two remnants of Chinese Konghou from the Tang Dynasty. In ancient China, there were two main types of konghou: the horizontal and the vertical.
Later, there was also the yanzhu konghou. Vertical konghou is shaped like the back of a half-bow, with a curved ****ing groove in the upward curved wood, and more than 20 strings supported by footposts and ribs in the overall structure.
When playing, the player holds the konghou upright in his arms and plays it from both sides with the thumb and forefinger of both hands at the same time, a playing position that the Tang people called "keng konghou"'. The new type of konghou is modeled after the basic shape of the ancient vertical konghou, and has been improved and developed on its basis.
Its shape is similar to that of a western harp, except that it has two rows of strings, each row has 36 strings, and each string is supported by a herringbone shaped string post, which makes it look like a formation of geese flying in the sky, hence its name. Konghou has a wide range and soft sound, rich in expressiveness, and can play melody as well as ***.
4. What is the history of the Bosnian WarThe Bosnian War was a war in which the Persian Empire invaded Greece in order to expand its territory, and the war ended with the victory of Greece and the defeat of Persia.
丨 In 492 BC, Darius I led an expedition to Greece by land and sea, but the navy encountered a big storm at the Cape of Assos, and the army was attacked by the Thracians, the division was unfavorable, and had to return to Asia Minor. In 490 BC, Darius I invaded Greece for the second time and was defeated at the Battle of Marathon.
Afterwards, both sides actively expanded their armies and prepared for war. In 480 BC, Xerxes I, the son of Darius I, led a third invasion of Greece, but although the number and scale of troops were much larger than the previous two, they were still defeated.
After the Persian army failed in its third expedition, the Greek coalition, led by Athens, counterattacked. In 478 BC, Athens formed the League of Tyre with the city-states of the Aegean Sea, and then defeated the Persian army again and again.
In 449 BC, the Greeks and Persians made peace and signed the Peace of Kallias, which ended the 40-year-long Bosnian War and made Athens the dominant power in the Aegean. After the end of the war, Greece entered a period of prosperity in the slave society, and the Tyrolean allies even entered a period of strength.