Scientific and technological strength: refers to the ability of a country to use various scientific and technological resources at the national and global levels in order to pursue and achieve development strategic goals. It includes scientific innovation ability, technological innovation ability, ability to use new technologies, and use of global information The ability and ability to invest in research and development, the scientific and technological strength of a country, and the ability to acquire, utilize and allocate various types of scientific and technological resources for the country are concentratedly reflected. According to the above definition, which of the following is the scientific and technological strength of a country? ['Is technology at the advanced level of similar technology in the world?', 'Overall strength in the world technology competition.', 'The "absolute strength" of the country\'s science and technology.', 'The "static strength" of the country\'s science and technology.']