
It Was Said to Convert Military to Civilian—What’s with This Gas Canister?
[Military · Business · Crafting]
Wang Ye is reborn to 1982. A graduate of Tsinghua University, he volunteers to become the factory director of Hongxing Military Industry Factory and carry out military-to-civilian reform.
"You said military-to-civilian reform, so what is this gas cylinder?"
When the higher-ups see the first product Wang Ye developed for Hongxing Military Industry Factory, they are left completely stunned.
Because Wang Ye understands very well.
That year, China's reform and opening up was advancing in an orderly way, everything was making way for economic construction, and countless military projects were being shut down. Building rockets was not as useful as selling tea eggs.
That year, the Eagle and the Bear, along with their allies, were fighting fiercely on the international stage, yet they did not know that a few years later the Soviet Union would collapse, China would face enormous pressure, and weapons would suddenly seem far too few.
"The economy must develop, but military industry cannot fall behind either! Since the state has no money, then we'll make our own money in the military industry!"
From that day on, Hongxing Machinery Factory, undergoing military-to-civilian reform, takes an unprecedented development path, combining military and civilian industries, treating customers as kings in military use and upholding military-quality standards in civilian products.
In the end, when more and more Hongxing Machinery Factory products appear internationally, the Eagle and the Bear are utterly dumbfounded.
"Internally threaded steel pipe? Flammable and explosive gas cylinders? Helicopter tricycles? Multi-barrel fire-fighting rocket launcher? Pickup truck heavy-caliber rainmaking anti-aircraft gun? Tracked tractor? Cruise self-destruct model airplane?"
"And you call this civilian product? Rabbit, you really play dirty!"
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