
Made in a Big Country
大国制造
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Business & Workplace
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
754Chapters
1.5MPopularity
970Readers
9.7kMust-read votes
9.4Score
15.7kRatings
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This book has a unique approach. The whole book puts national interests and security first. In the limited space, the process of China's rise to prominence shows with several typical examples the scientific and technical talents' devotion to the country and their patriotism... Worthy of our respect and love!
Reading this book feels like reading historical records, but not so boring. I got to know the 1980s again. The only regret is that I only wrote it for two years. I should continue writing it, at least until the rise of China in 2000 or 2008. I think it will not leave any regrets. It ended too quickly and it was a bit unfinished.
It demonstrates the seriousness, perseverance, and hard work of our country's scientists, and is an example for every Chinese person to learn from! Full of positive energy, I hope "Seven Cats Novel" will publish more books like this in the future. Thanks!
I've watched less than 10% of it, and I insist that I can't watch it anymore. There are two flaws that I cannot accept. The article mentioned that the country's foreign exchange is mainly used to purchase foreign equipment, and the author's proposition is that more daily necessities should be purchased to improve the quality of life of the people. I don't know what's going on in my mind when I say this. The second thing is about the toad mirror market. Author, how do you rely on to dominate the entire market for more than a year?
Do you do anything for the sake of the country and give in to anything? Are you strong-willed? Once there is a second time, if you want to work hard, you will always get stuck. If you give in here, you still have to give in elsewhere. How will you play in the end?
Looking at chapter 542, the contract is only 500,000, Chapter 602 is 100,000 in funds, Chapter 616 is 71,000 in contract, Chapter 661 is 20,000 US dollars in reserve funds, and it's almost the finale and they all cost tens of thousands. What are you writing in a novel? There is not even a million. Other people's novels have hundreds of chapters and at least hundreds of millions in the middle. Are you paddling?
Nono's: Back to 1981 in 2019, I saw that the protagonist is still a pauper at level 100. May I ask the author what you think?
Among the complex themes of the novel's writing, readers are somewhat tired of themes such as palace battles, tomb robberies, and business wars. This article uses a chemical science perspective to expand on the rise of the chemical industry in the early 1980s, which is novel. In addition, some professional knowledge articles are not so simple. The overall level is pretty good. You don't have to worry about the details when reading novels. Just treat them as entertainment.
Ammonia leaking into the air will volatilize and take away a large amount of heat energy, causing the ammonia leak port to freeze, which can be detected without much effort. The author is a liberal arts student, right?
Started watching it, it's pretty good. A slight flaw, in those days, the respectful title for old workers was "Old Master". By the end of the 1980s, everyone in society would call them "Master" even when asking for directions.