Rivers and Rivers Bring Dreams Together

The foundation of the Chinese Dream is the perseverance and rebirth of thousands of ordinary workers. In the cold winter of 1998, a layoff notice wiped out eight-level fitter Chen Jianguo's 30 years of service. In front of the admission notice from Southern University, his son Chen Mo called the factory that his father regarded as his life as "backward production capacity." Until that snowy night, Chen Mo found his father in the abandoned workshop, wiping over and over the meritorious machine tool that had made parts for the National Day parade car. The nameplate of the old machine tool glows coldly in the moonlight, reflecting the rift between the dreams of two generations. "Machine tools can be scrapped, but the soul of Chinese craftsmen cannot be lost! When the auction hammer was about to fall, Chen Mo wrote his father's craftsmanship into his business plan at his graduation defense meeting: "We let the industrial heritage speak and let the silent machine tools tell the story of Made in China." This is not a simple entrepreneurship, but a relay of dreams across generations. Old craftsmen use their calloused hands to turn waste materials into desks and chairs; The younger generation uses the Internet to think and revitalize industrial sites. From 1 layoff notice to 100 sets of desks and chairs From the return of 30 years of service to the birth of the industrial heritage park This is a legend of a generation of industrial workers protecting their dignity amidst the great changes of the times. It is also a microcosm of the transformation from "Made in China" to "Created in China". When the first plaque of the new factory was hung up, Chen Jianguo said to his son: "Your dream is in front, and my dream is in the back. Now our dream has come true." Thousands of ordinary perseverance will eventually merge into the river of national rejuvenation. Chinese dream, my dream!