Chen Qi, a top mechanical engineer, died suddenly from overwork. When he opened his eyes, he traveled back to 1994 and became a down-and-out college student who had just been fired and his family was destitute. Under various adverse conditions when his parents were laid off and his future was bleak, he mastered mechanical knowledge that was far ahead of his time and became famous in one battle.
From repairing diesel engines to making VCD movements, from small workshops in villages and towns to suppliers of domestic home appliance giants, Chen Qi relied on his "mechanical holy body"-like intuition and hard-core technology to fight his way through the suppression of large state-owned factories and the encirclement and suppression of small workshops in the south. He built factories, broke patent barriers, formulated industry standards, and joined hands with his confidante and his life-and-death brothers to focus on the core engine technology monopolized by foreign countries.
When others were still reselling small commodities, he had already laid out high-end manufacturing; when foreign companies wielded patent sticks, he used his self-developed patent pool to fight head-on. This is a little man who took advantage of the wind of the times and used machinery as a pen to draw an industrial legend belonging to China's intelligent manufacturing on the white paper of the 1990s!
