China's famous scientists are Li Siguang, Huang Xuhua and Yu Min.

Li Siguang, 1889, from Huanggang, Hubei. As the founder of geomechanics in China and modern geoscience and geological work, Li Siguang's contribution in the field of geology is of great significance to New China.

Huang Xuhua 1924 was born in Shanwei, Guangdong Province, and is known as "the father of nuclear submarines in China". As the chief designer of China's first-generation attack nuclear submarines and strategic missile nuclear submarines, Huang Xuhua has been anonymous for a long time and worked silently for many years, making great contributions to the new China in the field of nuclear submarines.

Yu Min, 1926, was born in Ninghe County, Hebei Province (now Ninghe District, Tianjin). He is known as the "father of the hydrogen bomb" in China, which not only fills the blank of China's nuclear theory, but also plays a key role in the development of the hydrogen bomb.

Conditions for becoming a scientist:

People who objectively and digitally reproduce, understand, explore and practice the unity of real nature and unknown life, environment, phenomena and related phenomena can only become scientists if they have good educational experience, intelligence, fighting spirit, good interpersonal relationships and enthusiasm for scientific research.

Science is an orderly knowledge system based on the testable explanation and prediction of the form and organization of objective things, and it is systematic and formulaic knowledge. Its object is objective phenomenon, its content is formal scientific theory, and its form is language, including natural language and mathematical language.

It is impossible to find out the factors that determine a person to become a scientist, because it depends largely on the subjective will of the individual. No top scientist in history invented and created for profit, and the policies of government authorities can only affect a person to become a scientist, but can't decide.