1990S: Fake Engineers Scavenged in Mao Xiong

Qin Beiwang, a second-hand electronic product dealer in the 21st century, was hit by a warehouse shelf in 1991. He became a "top technical procurement expert" sent to the Soviet Union by the Ministry of Machinery Industry. The problem is - he can't even understand the drawings. Qin Beiwang cried and called the department leader: I'm sorry for the organization's trust. I can't understand any of the equipment parameters. The leader was shocked: It doesn't matter, maybe he is not accustomed to the local environment, and he will adapt slowly. However, Qin Beiwang did not give the leader a chance to react and said bluntly: "Since we want to buy technology, which machine the technology is in is more important than understanding the principles?" Leader: ... I always feel that something is not right. A month later, three truckloads of "scrap iron" arrived in China, and experts fell silent after appraisal. Three months later, another five trucks of "tattered" wagons arrived, and this time people in the military industry system couldn't sit still. Half a year later, he packed up the entire production line and brought it back, including the drawings and equipment. It is said that later on, he would make a list of equipment that was lacking in the country, and Qin Beiwang would buy them one by one at street stalls in Moscow. The main reason is that he is too wild - exchanging rubles, bartering, and exchanging instant noodles for aircraft engines. This is called: the highest state of picking up rags.