I Am an Industrial Man in the War of Resistance

It can also be said to be an enjoyable book, but it is too exciting and the pace cannot be grasped. To engage in military industry, you must increase production. So far, there are two bullet production lines, a cigarette factory, and several machine tools. I haven't seen the others. It is still poor in this aspect. At any rate, it is Bazookas, heartless cannons, get rid of them, optimize them, make them cheap and resistant to weeds, and quantity is the right thing to do. Now I feel that the road has gone astray, and it has gone to the high-end chemical industry of that era, and there are too many talents, and the growth is too fast, and they have grown into high-end talents in just a few shots. You need this and that at the same time. In this regard, the author still wants to find a way to solve it. You can rob Little Japan for steel. You are mining here. Don't rob the ready-made rails. It is much faster to rob than to dig. There are also Japanese factories that need to be robbed. They are ready-made and can be transformed quickly.

It's time to study clocks. Precision clocks are very important and they can also make money.

The writing is so good, especially the little devil who must be killed, and he must die neatly! Cool!

Yes, it is a little more logical than other industrial articles about the Anti-Japanese War.

The high-end development is a bit fast, but the rest is pretty cool.

What's the point of weapons production without fighting?

Update quickly. Don't write too much. It's so difficult to find someone who writes about industrial literature in the Republic of China😝

I don't understand, if the weapon has an advantage, why not use it? Because historical nodes cannot be changed? How can we develop with only the 8 million people and resources in northern Shaanxi without fighting outside? Don't you think about the post-war period? Or can we turn 400 million people in the country into an industrial population overnight? The current situation is: 8 million people in northern Shaanxi are doing their best to help other countries produce weapons to fight wars, while shielding their 400 million compatriots from sight. Have you ever considered the war? Must we support the Americans until they occupy all of Asia, then spend a few years liberating the country, and then be blocked again? Or does it mean that as soon as the whole country is liberated, it will automatically become an industrial country? The logic doesn't make sense! Is it because if you don't follow the time points, your book will be banned?

A little too much water, logical thinking is OK, but a little less water!

The Beginning of the Anti-Japanese War Industry, the Road to a Strong Country and a Strong Army