In an impressive feat, Qianwen Office constructed a digital simulation system tailored for large-aperture, research-grade telescopes for the scientific research team at the National Astronomical Observatories, accomplishing the task in just 3 days and at a cost of under 1,000 yuan. This innovative system is capable of simulating authentic telescope components and observational environments, facilitating remote situational awareness and the simulation of observation processes driven by intelligent agents. The data generated through this system will be instrumental in training telescope control models. Traditionally, the development of such systems was the exclusive domain of software providers, a process that would typically span around three months and incur costs in the tens of thousands of yuan. Experts from the National Astronomical Observatories have highlighted that the scientific research paradigm is currently undergoing a significant shift, with AI being seamlessly integrated into the execution phase of scientific research. In this new paradigm, researchers are primarily responsible for formulating questions and defining objectives, while intelligent agents take charge of observation execution, verification, and iterative refinement.