Siheyuan: Craftsmen of a Great Country

The author wants to travel back in time and speed up the construction of the country. The idea is good, but the angle of entry is wrong. The author originally said that the assembly line should be established to optimize the processing procedures, reduce the dependence on the skills of workers, and achieve the purpose of increasing production. However, the author ignored several key premises. 1. It was 1958. The author can check the steel production at that time. It turns out that the production of steel resources was lower than the production efficiency. Therefore, it is not necessary to improve the efficiency, because even if it is increased, there will not be sufficient resources for production. 2 The author said that only teaching workers a few steps can help them get started quickly (the book says the training takes about a week). But you are in a steel rolling mill, not an assembly workshop. The workers there are mainly forgers and fitters, and these two types of work require experience (highly dependent on experience before automation, and partially after automation). Turning and drilling are all based on experience accumulation, so senior workers at that time were very precious and powerful. The protagonist's approach was to only train each person to be responsible for a few tasks. (It's not very realistic, at least you have to learn how to read the drawings), and then the assembly line produces quickly. It doesn't have much impact in the short term, but in the long run, it digs the grave of the industry. Why, because some processes cannot be replaced by machines, especially the production of some motherboards, which must be manually polished to reduce errors (the machine cannot process items with a precision higher than itself, but manual polishing can do it), so the protagonist is indeed consuming potential and improving efficiency by doing this. After a few years of this implementation, when the old senior workers retire, and the new technicians have no experience and cannot rise to the technical level, who will process the advanced machines? 3. The factory allocates wages on a piece-rate basis (see the author's writing based on work grade). This was in 1958. Isn't this purely capital-based? At that time, it was planned production, and the indicators were set by the top. National overall planning, how much you produce every month is fixed, even if your processing expands 100% in one month, what you produce will be consumed downstream. It can't be consumed (play with the Dyson Sphere and see how resources block the conveyor belt) If you really want to be a major heavy industry, you must start from the bottom knowledge to promote machine reform, not from the perspective of management optimization as you think (scratching the itch). And the level you are currently at is too low, just like a lever trying to move the earth, you have to be hard enough and long enough. In addition, what is currently in line with your plan is that you mentioned that you wrote more than 30 procedures for optimizing the training of fitter masters. Once the workers' abilities are well trained, the efficiency will naturally be high. It is not as empty as the measures you are currently planning.

I don't understand why there are so many women in chronicles. Do you have to write chronicles when you have a harem? I hope the protagonist will be reported soon and go on target practice

The author's writing style is good and the logic is clear, which is an advantage. There are also many bad points. Firstly, the characters of the three uncles in the previous chapters are not consistent. Secondly, the author probably takes it too much for granted since he has never worked on an assembly line. He keeps emphasizing that senior workers have little role in the assembly line. I don't know why he thinks so. My wife's uncle is a senior worker in the foundry and forging factory. After he retires, the factory will ask him to come back as a consultant and get two direct payments. Senior workers are the core of the assembly line!

I've seen Chapter 322, it's great. I don't understand the mentality of many books that have comments against multiple women. This is a male-channeled novel. I can't understand who a normal man doesn't like multiple women? Why don't you let me dream while reading a novel? Are there really men who don't like women?

Even after the founding of the People's Republic of China, don't you still know about assembly line operations? I feel like the author himself doesn't even understand what an assembly line looks like.

The title of the book should be "I am in the Siheyuan Labangtau, the Siheyuan, the author even licked Jia and Zhang"

I originally planned to read it, but when I read the reviews, I saw that it was about the harem in the chronology, so I withdrew it. What he said above is correct, but the mistake is that he wrote a period novel. As a generation born in the 1980s, we have seen the history of some period novels, so if you create a harem, you will naturally have no sense of substitution, only disgust.

No wonder the exemption is limited, the author is such a fucking blind chicken.

The difference from 💩 is that there is an extra plate

I'm disgusted with the name "Qinman Siheyuan". Who in the countryside doesn't do trivial things with their neighbors? Afterwards, they should eat and drink. If the neighbors have something to do, they should help. How can anyone really hold a lifelong grudge (most of them). At most, they can just talk about the scandals in the neighborhood. It feels like Qinman Siheyuan. You should all have a dark heart This kind of period novel is really not suitable for you Your parents' feelings about watching this TV series are definitely different from yours I also like to read books like Siheyuan, but seeing the word "bird" will dispel my expectations for this book. I am advised to quit.

Aren't there only ten levels of technicians? This is an apprenticeship. How come there is a level 14? Level 9 and above are engineers, and that is the treatment of cadres.

I am now reading Chapter 25, I see that the protagonist is in heat like a wild dog who has never seen a woman. If the emotional scenes are written in the future, it will be interesting. If the writing is weird, those old guys who spend money to read the book will really be a big grievance. The content and the title of the book should be unified. Either change the content or the title, so that everyone will not feel uncomfortable reading it. 😅😅

Everything else is fine. It's just that the emotional lines are written in a mess, especially the line between Wen's mother and daughter. I hope there are less specious things. Normal people are most annoyed by things like this that break through normal ethics.

With this style of writing, you can still write a chronicle. It's almost enough if you write about Long Aotian returning to the city. It has tarnished those blazing years.

That ghostly gentleness is too alienating to people, and it feels like a female channel. The descriptions of Jia Zhang in the first few pictures are also influenced by Internet fan fiction. Things like making your own meat, Jia Zhang asking Qin Huairu to ask for it, etc. Are basically nonsense. This didn't happen even when Jia Dongxu was dead, let alone still alive.

Looking at the cover coming in, I saw a big pile of flying.

This is so disgusting. Is this a stallion story or a harem story? Travelers can do whatever they want. Wouldn't it be nice to have the ability to do something serious? What I think about every day is two ounces of meat. 5. Would a girl in the 1960s think the same way as a girl today? You must know that that era was an era of great defense between men and women.

This great craftsman, as well as the arrogant commentators in the comment section, have no idea what a steel rolling mill does. I am surprised that I know nothing about steel rolling mills, yet I dare to write a technical book and even come to the universe of Siheyuan Steel Rolling Mills. The author is serious about talking nonsense, and there are actually serious comments in the comment area. Do you know that steel rolling mills produce various cold-rolled and hot-rolled plates? Various profiles such as I-beam, H-beam, channel steel, angle steel and rail? Various types of steel bars? Are there various pipes such as seamless steel pipes? Is it related to the carriage bed? When did fitter and turner become the main job type? The core equipment of the steel rolling mill is the roller mill. What is needed are roller equipment operators, electrical operators, lifting operators, heating and temperature-controlled boiler operators, shearers, porters, inspectors, etc. Fitters are essential but only an auxiliary job, responsible for assembling, maintaining and repairing various equipment. As for lathes, a serious steel rolling mill does not need machine tools or a lathe at all. I have reason to suspect that you regard mechanical processing factories, parts factories, professional equipment factories, and repair shops as rolling mills by default. These are the most basic knowledge. Are you so disdainful to understand it before writing a book or speaking? So what other technical books do you read? Are you worthy? I even want to write a book myself.