Bringing Bean Bags Back to 78? Hungry and Dizzy at the Beginning, the Rise of Heavy Industry

[1970S and 1980s+Technological power+Academic master+Industrial cool article] Bi Xiangdong, a Ph. D. In engineering, opened his eyes again and transformed into an intern at Red Star Factory No. 3 In 1978. The beginning is on hell difficulty: the factory is on the verge of bankruptcy, with no money, no food, no technology, and no equipment, but it is forced to take over the urgently needed armored vehicle improvement task in the southern border. Everyone is waiting for Red Star Factory No. 3 To close down. Only Bi Xiangdong knew that this dilapidated factory would become the starting point for the Republic's industrial take-off in the future. Because he carries an offline version of Beanbao in his mind. Every time you ask a question, you are physically exhausted; but every time you solve a technical problem, the system will give back energy. Therefore, others rely on funding for scientific research, while Bi Xiangdong relies on hunger for scientific research. On the first day, he almost starved to death in the cafeteria, but his female colleague Gu Wenhui saved him with a bowl of sugar water. No one expected that this bowl of sugar water would not only save Bi Xiangdong, but also the lifeline of industry for the next forty years. From modified armored vehicles to counterfeit turbofan engines; from domestic chips to financial counterattacks; from dying old factories to world-class industrial giants. Bi Xiangdong was hungry all the way and turned a broken factory into an industrial legend.