I Am an Industrial Man in the War of Resistance

The description of the battle scene is completely inadequate. It only mentions that there are explosions, craters, and hiding spots, and then it's gone. We should add side descriptions instead of full narration. Workers can write about rolling steel, but they can't write about two soldiers digging a hole behind a rock to set up machine guns. The Japanese soldiers were bombed and their horses were thrown off, and soldiers had their arms cut off by shrapnel. If the plane is hit by an anti-aircraft gun and the wing is broken or if human blood is splashed all over the glass, the plane explodes.

Ah, I can't say, maybe it's just a girl's nostalgia, it's hard to comment.

"Three bungs have come out, but the cement has not been finished yet." This imbalance will directly lead to serious engineering risks. When industries that pursue precision (represented by ton-weight machine tools) are built on a foundation that is not solid and stable enough (lack of qualified cement hardened ground), it will inevitably lead to settlement and deformation of the foundation. This not only fails to guarantee the accuracy of machine tools, but also fundamentally shakes the physical conditions on which high-end manufacturing depends. The construction of the industrial system must follow the objective development laws from basic materials, infrastructure to complex equipment. Without a solid foundation, all high-end pursuits will be water without a source and a tree without roots.

I've been meaning to make a digression. I am almost fifty this year. I grew up watching various black and white war movies. When I was a kid, I just watched the excitement. As I get older, I have something in my heart. Writing this book, there are many things that cannot be written because of the rules. There is no way. But I still want to express a spirit and a belief in this book. I remember there was a message in one of Liu Hulan's movie clips. He said: "Why she is not afraid of death is because she and they have seen despair. Now she and them have seen hope." This is the simplest faith. Thank you friends for your continued support.

Author, the general military industry is behind the scenes, so don't follow them to fight the Japanese. You can go to the battlefield to test weapons, but don't get addicted to fighting. This kind of poison is very poisonous.

Do you think industrialization is really simple? Go search the Internet, how was the industrialization of the Soviet Union completed? How did my country's industrialization develop? No matter how awesome a person is, if he didn't have a golden finger, how come he couldn't develop in China during World War II?

Yan'an does not have the ability to establish an industrial scale as large as the book. Lack of minerals, lack of oil, and more importantly, lack of water. Industrial water consumption is huge, and a single river cannot support such a large industrial scale.

If the rabbit has enough weapons and ammunition, the war will not take long. The strength of the Japanese is really ridiculous. Many people did not think deeply and rationally about the waste of the war against Japan caused by the nonsense in KMT's strategy, tactics and organizational execution during the Anti-Japanese War. The KMT's nonsense about the government and the army has resulted in a waste of troops, young men, materials, etc., But it can still survive and not be destroyed. It relies on the simple spirit of spontaneous resistance and endurance of the grassroots Chinese people. If Rabbit had enough weapons and ammunition to support it, he would have wiped out the Japanese on the mainland long ago. Even if peanuts don't launch 412 and don't massacre millions of KMT leftists, the Japanese may not dare to launch 918. If they do, they will be pushed back to the mainland.

It's impossible to write about the Anti-Japanese War... Even if you wipe out 100 million little devils in the book, it will still take 45 years to surrender...

The author is a bit too hasty. He has just solved the problem of steel, but the output is still a problem. Then he has to build diesel engines and tractors. It is not impossible to build diesel engines and tractors. You should increase the steel output first, and then increase your machine tools and equipment. How about building one or two tractors? Will it be useful for the vast base area? You must know that German agricultural machinery was not fully popularized during this period, and animal power still accounted for 60% to 70%. Even the German Army continued to use animal power extensively. At that time, large-scale mechanized agriculture had just begun to take shape, and it was trialled on collective farms in the vast and sparsely populated western United States and the Soviet Union. Another point is that during the war, you only have so little production capacity, and you still need to build a large capacity-hungry company to divert a large amount of industrial production capacity. What will you do with the military industry? If you build explosives and also build a fertilizer factory, is it not as useful as a tractor? Purely personal opinion.

I can't understand the author's thinking at all. He was worried that the book would abandon Southeast Asia and focus on China again, so he stayed in northern Shaanxi for three years. Why can't we fight the war without these equipments, but now we have the equipments but can't fight? What kind of logistics can't keep up? Even Dezi can use a tricycle to transport logistics, and he can use a trolley to push out the three major battles, but now he can't? Your land in northern Shaanxi is small, so I can accept your slow advancement. You must know that land area = population + resources = industrial potential. Why is this not expanded?

The more than twenty chapters so far are the most realistic and substantial industrial-type articles I have read so far. The protagonist is not overly praised, and various technical arrangements are reasonable. It does not weaken the existence of the protagonist but also reflects the necessity of collective progress. The setting is not greedy. Unlike other similar types of movies, it is all-round. There is a specialization in the industry.

🙂To be honest, if there is a protagonist or not, it will last until 45 years. So what is the meaning of this kind of book?

The construction and path of industrialization, which has gone through World War I, the Westernization Movement, the Beiyang Government period, and later the Kuomintang's formal unification of the country, is no secret to China's elite. But how to put industrialization into operation is extremely difficult. As for the Yan'an Border Region, it will also face serious difficulties regardless of technical limitations. Even if we assume that all technical problems are solved, in the specific environment of the Yan'an period, we still face the following hard constraints that cannot be "thrown aside": Extremely difficult materials and funds: The border areas are under tight military siege and economic blockade, and are extremely short of funds and materials, making it difficult to afford the huge investments required to build large steel plants and machinery plants. Backward transportation and infrastructure: Northern Shaanxi has complex terrain and extremely inconvenient transportation. There is no railway, and the transportation of large equipment and raw materials is an insurmountable obstacle. Urgent war needs: All industrial construction must first and directly serve the front line. It was unrealistic at the time to invest extremely limited resources in heavy industrial infrastructure construction that would take a long time and yield slow results. Prioritizing the development of "short-term, flat and fast" military supplies and civilian light industry is the only correct strategic choice. To put it bluntly, the first goal at that time was to survive. Even after the founding of New China, the first five-year plan was overfulfilled, and the threat of the Korean War was encountered, and the country entered a state of war economy again. Later, the Soviet Union's industrial assistance, and our desire to continue to retain this industrial system after the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea, overwhelmed us. We cannot go overseas to colonize and plunder, nor do we receive war reparations. We can only rely on squeezing ourselves, and there is no overseas market to obtain industrial profits. In order to maintain this industrial base, huge sacrifices have been made. Only in the late Cold War did our industrial chain gradually come into play, because we were able to participate in world trade and reap the benefits of industrialization.

This novel is completely unreadable. Except for the protagonist who has a name, there are only a few supporting characters with names, and they only mention their names when introducing them. When writing later, they don't call them just their last names and their jobs or masters. All other historical figures are called leaders, big leaders, chiefs, etc. You have to guess who they are, and you can't understand what these characters are. And this is even better than cheating. It is the wisdom of one person that drives the development of the entire industry. At this level of development, when the People's Republic of China was founded, it was not waiting for the Soviet Union to assist, but China to assist the world. I doubt that the protagonist can create a spaceship by himself in the future.

The military-industrial theme collapses when it comes to battle. You are not writing about war. When you write about battles, you become a pure military novel. Military industry literature is not about solving problems and improving equipment when there is a problem with equipment on the battlefield? Why write about the battle in such detail? Whether Tojo Hideki is cunning or not depends on you, and you cannot command the army. Write about the performance of the equipment in battle, and write about the response to enemy bombing, which is a bit immersive. The attitude of Baldy Jiang and various people towards the emergence of new equipment, and how to deal with it. You seem to be off topic

Nowadays, I noticed that pig's feet were becoming popular in anti-war novels, so I went back to the war with knowledge. That was during the war, and our army was completely destitute. There were still disagreements internally and there were Japanese enemies outside. There is no air force or navy, and the army relies on guerrilla warfare. It's hard to imagine how it developed. In the place where our army originated, it was difficult to obtain just one piece of heavy equipment, let alone those special alloys. In the past, I read a lot of Qidian anti-war novels, and I basically went back with a golden finger. Even without a golden finger, it would be like the aliens giving you a lunar production base in My Warlord Career. Because the author knows that if you don't bring a golden finger, you will be like a mayfly when you go back, and you can only sigh in despair.

😥 Even if you give him a complete knowledge system database from two hundred years ago, it will be useless! At that time, there were very few regular arsenals with mechanical equipment in the country. Otherwise, apart from Chongqing during the War of Resistance, what would they be called? Hand-rubbed processing equipment processes raw materials, unless it is an Astartes iron can inhuman who has exceeded the upper limit of human beings in his body!

The subject matter is good, and the information is very detailed and serious, but your writing style is like an assembly line! It feels so empty! No story. (I've read Chapter 13 so far) It feels a bit tasteless to me personally.

I can't imagine being without Goldfinger. Being able to develop industry while fighting the Japanese and being stared at by bald heads. It seems that many raw materials were not available in northern Shaanxi at that time. The real industrial development of our party must be launched after we have a stable rear area and northeastern China.

It's quite good-looking, but it's Bai Ling. This heroine is really a failure. As soon as it came out, it smelled like hypocrisy. Many people complained about it, and the author responded one by one, but he still didn't change it. Are you angry 😜? I watched a video on Douyin where someone made a rant. "You tell it to be about pit battles, and it is about the male protagonist falling in love with the female protagonist and going on an expedition."😒

I've read Chapter 67, but no one who reads this will abandon the article just because there's a female protagonist! But I will be angry because of the poor writing! Why does she only cry? She used to work in a field hospital, she can't be that weak, and besides, the protagonist is fine! He wasn't dead or injured. He just worked hard day and night! Staying awake all day and night will have an impact, but not much! Who hasn't stayed up all night before? ! Don't let too many people stay up all night now! Furthermore, that is his ambition and his motivation, how could the heroine not support it? Keep crying anyway? Just for the sixty-seven photo, she cried twice! It's not that she can't cry, but she has to make progress! Why is she still regressing?

I feel that the author has over-written it. It is written in a laboratory way. Mass production and laboratory are two different things. It is better to develop low-end, large-volume and effective military industries that are more interesting.

An obscene article that completely fails to consider whether Yan'an's economy can withstand mechanization.

When I see the author making a digression, let me share my thoughts. He is about the same age as the author, three years younger than the author, probably in his eighties. I think one person's industrial strength was very small during the Anti-Japanese War. Unless you can carry all the industrial textbooks and explanatory videos with you to play the role of seeds, one person can basically do nothing. The development of industry requires a large number of basic talents and supporting factories to start development. Without external support and promotion, this process will take a long time to lay the foundation and slowly start. The start of industry is thanks to the help of the Soviet Union. The projects they introduced laid the foundation for Chinese industry. In the same way, the development of agriculture requires industry to reach a certain level before it can achieve great development. For example, my country's rapid increase in grain production occurred after the 1980s, and large fertilizer projects started in the 1970s were completed one after another. Fertilizer output increased sharply. The guarantee of fertilizer output, coupled with the role of seeds and water conservancy, ensured agricultural output and allowed China to solve the problem of food and clothing.

As soon as Golden Chapter 3 ended, you used the emotional drama to defend me.

It's been a long time since I've seen such awesome industrial writing on Qidian. Please maintain this level and you'll become popular!

"I am an Industrial Man in the War of Resistance" by the Pineal Gland (84/84) The conditions are difficult, but not disgusting, which is quite good. Rear technology farming flow. Make machine tools, steam engines, generators, three-wheelers, and various guns from scratch. I have forgotten my words when I want to distinguish, but I will regret it less when I use the book. I read the latest chapter in one go and added it to my bookshelf to continue reading. (However, it is a bit biased towards data flow. If you want to see pure pleasure and fighting, you must be mentally prepared.)

I don't even know if you are here to write about the Anti-Japanese War or to compile the history of industrial development. The first few dozen photos showed development without fighting. Are you planning to make a nuclear bomb and blow it up directly?

It is rare to see an anti-war article developed from an industrial perspective. At present, it seems that the plot is very reasonable, not exaggerated, IQ is online, and it is worth watching.