Iron Filings Melt into Gold: Li Erwa's Machining Counterattack

In 2014, 18-year-old Li Erwa, carrying a canvas bag, stepped into the machining workshop of Jiangcheng Dingsheng Machinery from the countryside and became an apprentice. He is not highly educated and somewhat clumsy. He is constantly made things difficult by Director Zhang of the assembly workshop and despised by the "old fritters" in the office. However, with the tenacity of "accepting death", under the guidance of Director Wu of the machining workshop, and with the appreciation and support of the head of the production department, he chewed books, touched machine tools, and drill techniques. Starting from the simplest part processing, he gradually overcame problems such as titanium alloy cutting, five-axis linkage programming, and intelligent process optimization. In the past ten years, he has experienced the torment of technical bottlenecks, encountered the chills of workplace assassinations, and witnessed the pains of company development - the short-sighted suppression of Mr. Zheng of the Marketing Department, the indiscretion of Sales Manager Huang and Purchasing Manager Chen, the secret interference of Manager Hu of the Human Resources Department, the arrogance and difficulty of Sister Jin of the Finance Department, the repeated mistakes of Director Tang of the Warehousing Department, and the obscene disruption of the chairman's driver, Lao Li. But he always sticks to his heart, uses technology as his edge, and integrity as his foundation. With the help of noble people and the company of friends, he breaks through the situation again and again. In the end, Li Erwa grew from "Erwa" to an important "Li Gong" in the industry. He led the research and development of high-end processing technology to break the foreign monopoly, and those who hindered him also got their due outcome in the test of the times and rules. This is not only one person's counterattack, but also the inheritance and blooming of the "craftsman spirit" of a generation of machine workers.