Domineering New Star

In the 1960s, in order to cope with the complex international political situation and the possibility of large-scale military conflicts, the Chinese government made a strategic deployment of "digging holes deeply, accumulating grain widely, and preparing for war and famine." One of its key steps is to build industrial bases, especially military industrial bases, in the vast western China and remote mountainous areas in southern Anhui. In order to preserve industrial production capacity when war breaks out. In the private sector, such arsenals are called "third-line factories." In such a factory, various departments such as hospitals and schools are well-equipped. Even the food is produced and sold locally. It is a completely closed small society. After the end of the Cultural Revolution and the reform and opening up in the 1980s, such factories began to shift to the production of civilian products, instead of solely manufacturing weapons for the military. Correspondingly, the originally closed environment gradually began to loosen up, and people in these arsenals began to have the opportunity to come into contact with the outside world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.