In Name, from State-Owned Enterprises to Provincial Governments

It is recommended that you start from Chapter 20 and enter the workplace. Or Chapter 140, entering the plot. Lin Tunan, a young man from the mining area, opened his eyes, and memories of forty-four years later came flooding in. He saw names like Zhao Lichun, Gao Yuliang, and Li Dakang who were about to stir up troubles, and he also saw the weak blood of the state industry in the reform of state-owned enterprises. From Jingzhou to Handong, Lin Tunan, who was admired, waved his iron fist amidst the soaring flames of the Jingzhou Bicycle Factory, laid off redundant employees, introduced technology, and built a "Tailwind" electric moped; then he took advantage of the Asian financial crisis to buy Polish FSO and sweep up goods from South Korea's Daewoo, and forcibly carved a smooth road for complete vehicle manufacturing out of bicycle ruts - every step he took was at the turning point of the times, and his creed was as simple as iron: no one can stop the development of Handong. However, when the output value of the Hanzhi Group soared and development zones were built, the shadow of power was shrouded: Zhao Lichun's appreciation concealed a chess game, Liu Heqing's smile was wrapped in abacus, Hou Liangping's sword was cold, and Zhao Ruilong's capital tentacles were ready to move. Lin Tunan, who only cared about development, was eventually drawn into a deeper whirlpool, and this time, he had to use more sophisticated methods.