On June 30th, the Loongson 3C6000, a new generation of domestically produced general-purpose processor, was unveiled, signifying a major milestone for the 'Chinese Core' and underscoring China's commitment to achieving self-sufficiency in high-tech sectors. Built upon the independently developed LoongArch instruction set, this local CPU embodies high performance, reliability, and security, making it ideal for a diverse range of computing applications, including general computing, intelligent computing, storage solutions, industrial control systems, and workstations. As the 'heart' of the digital age, the significance of processors cannot be overstated, with chips serving as the foundational element of modern industry. Historical precedents underscore the fact that core technologies cannot be acquired externally. Despite the rapid advancement of domestic chip production, we must acknowledge the existing gap while fostering both confidence and introspection. To this end, sustained policy backing, a receptive market environment, and the unwavering dedication and patience of scientific and technological personnel are indispensable.