Introduction to the work "Snowmelt and Spring Dawn"
In the cold winter of 1998, the last furnace of molten steel solidified in an old Northeast steel plant. Sixteen-year-old Lin Xuerong took over his father's blood-stained alloy map, and he and young boy Zhou Chunsheng headed south, one to the north, and took two forked paths in the snow.
When we meet again twenty years later, she is a doctor of materials science who has returned from overseas, and he is a pioneer of intelligent manufacturing who has shouldered his father's debt. In the rusty workshop, she tried to use technology to awaken the memory of steel, while he salvaged the ingenuity that was about to sink in the torrent of data. Tradition and innovation collide, and frozen emotions are rekindled in the steel flowers.
From special steel laboratories to cross-border production under the epidemic, from the throes of layoffs to the dawn of smart manufacturing. When the hands of generations of craftsmen finally overlapped with her data model, they understood that the machines would rust, but the spring in people's hearts would eventually warm up the entire land.
This is a story about industry, inheritance and waiting. This is how steel is made: first, it can withstand high temperatures of thousands of degrees, then it can withstand cold quenching, and finally, in time, it can wait for the echo of spring.
Intention: Quenched into steel, spring comes into being after snow