Zhuo Hua: Starting to Rewrite Destiny at the Age of 16

In 2060, Lin Zhuo, chief applied physicist, died in a laboratory explosion while protecting his students. When she opened her eyes again, she became a 16-year-old girl in the Qingjiang Machinery Factory's Children's Middle School in 1985 - her father was an eighth-level fitter, her mother was a kindergarten nursery, and all she had in her pocket was 20 cents and a meal ticket for the factory cafeteria. Everyone thought this girl was crazy - she stuffed the plan to improve rolling steel bearings into the suggestion box and was criticized by the chief engineer as "not in line with international standards"; she used scrapped equipment to renovate a vacuum furnace in an old warehouse and was laughed at as "a child's play house". Until the first roll with a 40% longer life is installed on the production line, the first domestically produced single crystal blade passes the test run, and the first China-led international material standard passes the vote... Fifty years of scientific research memory is her weapon, and the backward conditions of the 1980s are her battlefield. This is not the story of one man's counterattack - it is the story of a country's transformation from a chaser to a rule-maker. Burn its flowers and burn me to serve the country.