The Red-Hot Era: From the Start, a University Speech
火红年代，开局大学演讲
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- Completed
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- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
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- Urban Life
- Updated
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In that era, even if you were a god, you would still be criticized!
Do you understand that no matter how capable you are, it's useless? It's precisely people like you, who are supposed to be educated, who are therefore seen as useless.
You write academically brilliant essays about strengthening the nation, but you end up living in a courtyard house, spouting nonsense all day, playing chess and basketball to show off, and yet you still get published in the Three Rivers Journal.
Very few people travel back to before that great catastrophe, which reminds me of a meme: someone who joined the Nationalist army in 1949...
Standardization; 6S factory management; quality inspection team building; high-quality tools; foundry machines; materials—if you don't do these things well, and even one link is missing, you can't even play the military industry game. Before the Vietnam War, the army really didn't even meet the standards for firearms.
Castles in the air
At the very least, during those years from 59 to 60 to 61, we couldn't even afford to eat. What good would it do to invent this or that advanced thing? Would we have the money to build a factory to produce it? And who would we sell it to? Who could afford it? Would there be an environment for its application?
No original memory, just a black and white photo on the wall.
If you were transported back to 1960, who would die if not you? That's how it is!
My impression of this book is that the initial setup was wrong, and everything else felt off later on.
What were you thinking about when you thought about manufacturing small drones in the 1960s?
Honestly, agronomy these days is a complete mess. I entered the agricultural science major with admiration for Yuan Longping and others, hoping to write my thesis on the land. I toiled in the fields, exposed to wind, sun, and rain, only to find myself at the bottom of the salary bracket upon graduation. 😰