1982: My Chemical Empire

I wrote this book to give a biography to those who worked hard in the factory in the 1980s. They are not the chosen ones, and they have no golden fingers. They only have a drawing of the Fourth Courtyard, 3,000 red handprints and an air of unwillingness to admit defeat. When Zhou Zhiyuan was banging the table, when Wang Shucheng was bowing his head in the provincial office, when Master Liu was squatting on the edge of the ditch pointing at the underground pipe network, they were all describing the real life of his father's generation. The mountains of Sichuan and Chongqing, the fog of Sichuan River, the coal ash in the workshop and the twice-cooked pork in the canteen are the background colors in my memory. Industrial writing is difficult to write, the technical details cannot be confused, and the characters cannot be dull. Porridge just wants readers to think after reading it: Oh, how those people survived back then. Thank you to everyone who is willing to open this book.

It's a pretty good industrial text, and I caught up on the latest in one go. There is no golden finger. It can even be said that rebirth is the same as not being reborn. The old factory is renovated step by step in a down-to-earth manner. It is quite charming. However, the plot in the early stage is too slow, but it is not in the way. Those who like to read industrial literature cannot be impatient. Just read it slowly [Salute]

I think it's pretty good. After reading Chapter 52, there's no bullshit happening at the moment. It's just the protagonist doing things in the factory. There's a girl. Currently they only exchange letters and they just met once, so there's no problem in this aspect. I think there should be no problem. Another point is that the way of speaking so far gives me a sense of déjà vu, but the book is about the end of the world, and it will be a ship dispatcher at a certain gathering point. How can I put it, anyway, it just gives me the same tone, which is hard to say. It gives people a feeling of many twists and turns. I don't mean to say anything bad, I just don't know how to say it.

The writing is very professional, but it's a pity that it's not about starting a business overseas, but working as a leader in a state-owned enterprise. It feels difficult to echo the title of the book.

Things are more valuable than hope. Put aside the popular fantasy military and industrial articles, and write an article about the transformation of realistic third-tier state-owned enterprises, which is worthy of 5 stars.

The difficulty of reality describes the truth, look forward to what follows. The front is a bit slow, but it is real and you can understand the development of the chemical industry.

This is the most technically savvy novel I have read so far. The writing style is very delicate and realistic.

It's very beautiful, I must write it down.

Not a cool article. But it is really beneficial to open the book, and it will benefit a lot. The daily life of an industrial man,

Beautiful, written very realistically