Rebirth in 2001: Lithium Battery Powerful Craftsman

In the autumn of 2001, China's lithium battery industry was just budding. Lishen has obtained the supply qualification of Motorola, and nickel metal hydride and lithium batteries are replacing old and new ones. The state-owned Jianghai Battery Factory is still trying to test the lithium battery production line by feeling the stones. Temporary worker Chen Mo is reborn and returns. There was a battery quality accident in his previous life, and under the intricate chain of interests, all the blame was pinned on his head. He became the victim of taking the blame. He clutched a piece of dismissal notice and left the factory in embarrassment. Returning to the eve of the disaster, unqualified batteries were quietly circulating, favors trumped technology, and hard work was no match for qualifications and connections. In this life, Chen Mo holds the memory of the future in his hands, grasps the solid test evidence, and will never let anyone manipulate him. Get rid of the quagmire of state-owned factories and step into the era of the rise of lithium batteries. Use technology as a sharp edge and work hard to find your way out. The book is interspersed with traditional brush making, folk paper-cutting and other intangible cultural heritage skills, comparing the persistence and pursuit of craftsmen in the old and new eras, and finally becoming China's great lithium battery craftsman.