Siheyuan: an Industrial Power, All the Way into the Ministry

Time travel to 1950, Zhao An became a poor boy in the courtyard house of Nanluogu Lane. My father was a fitter in a steel rolling mill. The family was so hungry that they ate corn noodle porridge and couldn't even afford to burn briquettes. But he discovered that this era of endless waste was full of opportunities - Soviet technical manuals were found at scrapyards, teachers' lesson plans were stolen from schools by engraving wax paper, and contacts were made in street literacy classes. While others were bickering and calculating, he was immersed in reading books and learning techniques. Starting from helping his father understand Soviet blueprints, step by step, he suddenly went from being a poor boy in an alley to becoming a powerful industrial country! Are the parents of the courtyard house short-sighted? Sorry, my journey is the industrial blueprint of New China! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.