In 1954, Qin Di's uncle Qin Hanliang passed away. In less than a month, Hu Ying also passed away.

Qin Di suddenly appeared like a ghost, and after attending the funeral, he suddenly disappeared!

In 1960, when his grandmother Liu Qing died of illness, Qin Di once again appeared like a ghost, and was reported by his aunt Zhu Ling as a "spy".

The Public Security Bureau did not know the truth and sent someone to capture him, but he did not see anyone. So the Public Security Bureau turned around and detained Zhu Ling for a month.

In the same year, Han Jiang passed away and left a memoir: "The Secrets that Master Qin and I have to tell". Han Shaoqi was shocked when he read it and quickly stuffed the notes into the crack of the wall to hide them.

In 1961, Chen Shuqing died of illness. In his memoirs, he mentioned the beautiful figures on the banks of Nanhu Lake, the ins and outs of medicines, plus the granary of Hancheng, the transfer of weapons and gold.

In 1962, Hu Shoushan died of illness in Taipei. Before his death, he asked someone to send Qin Di a letter, which contained the expectation of a soul returning to his hometown.

In 1968, Wang Shu unfortunately passed away, Qin Yue put down his pen, and since then he became taciturn. The eldest son Wang Shao left the capital at the age of 35 and went to Xinjiang. The youngest son Wang Zhe was 28. Shortly after his father's death, he left the house and wrote an article to draw a clear line with his mother.

According to the feedback from the surrounding neighbors, Qin Yue has rarely been seen going downstairs since then.

Later, a few months later, Qin Yue disappeared for no reason.

The Public Security Bureau sent someone to investigate and visited everywhere, but there was no result. In the end, it was reported as a missing case.

This is a turbulent era, and many people are too busy to take care of themselves and have no intention of investigating the missing population.

In February 1972, US President Nixon arrived in Beijing and made a seven-day visit to China.

After repeated consultations, China and the United States finally issued a "Joint Communiqué" in Shanghai, marking the beginning of the normalization of relations between China and the United States.

In September 1972, Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka visited China at the invitation of *****.

In 1975, Mr. Qing died of illness in Taipei, and his deathbed will, hoping that he would be buried back to the mainland one day in the future.

During the past twenty years, although there was some political turmoil, the hardworking and brave Chinese people have achieved extremely great results after arduous struggles.

Old China was a semi-colonial and semi-feudal country, with an abnormal economic development. Agriculture and handicrafts accounted for 90% of the national economy, and the industry was extremely backward. The only heavy industry was mostly repair factories set up by the great powers in China and mines and factories that provided them with cheap raw materials and semi-finished products. There was almost no real machine manufacturing industry, and there was no modern defense industry, and the steel industry was also very weak.

As the great man said: "What can we build now? We can build tables, chairs, tea bowls and teapots, grow grain, grind into flour, and make paper, but a car, an airplane, a tank, or a tractor cannot be built."

In the early days of the founding of New China, the Soviet Union proposed a concept that China's industrialization could consider adopting the "economic mutual meeting method", that is, to divide labor and cooperate within a certain scope of the socialist camp and implement integrated production.

However, based on China's specific reality, the leaders of the New China made the decision to build a "complete industrial system".

Specifically, my country must establish a basically complete industrial system, strive to be able to independently produce sufficient and main raw materials; be able to independently manufacture machines, not only ordinary machines, but also heavy machines and precision machines; be able to manufacture new weapons to defend themselves, such as atomic bombs, missiles, and long-range aircraft in national defense; and also have corresponding chemical industry, power industry, transportation industry, light industry, agriculture, etc.

In accordance with such guidelines, China began to unswervingly industrialize, with 156 major projects in the early stage, including 44 military-industrial enterprises, 20 metallurgical industrial enterprises such as steel and nonferrous metallurgy, 7 chemical enterprises, 24 mechanical industrial enterprises, 52 energy industrial enterprises such as coal, electricity, and petroleum, and 3 light industry and pharmaceutical industries...

As of 1978, China's main product output was: 100 million jin of grain, 6.33.2 jin per capita; 43.34 million dan of cotton, 284,600 tons of chemical fiber, 2.382 million tannins of yarn, 33.09 billion ft of cloth, 34.4 ft of cloth per capita; 31.78 million t of crude steel; 618 million t of raw coal, 104.05 million t of crude oil; 51,700 kilometers of railway business mileage. Wood, non-ferrous metals and rare metals, various steels, fertilizers, acid and alkalis, machine tools, power generation, production capacity and transportation of light industrial products and transportation have all grown significantly. The achievements of important breakthroughs have been made, and the national defense industry has "two bombs and one satellite" and nuclear submarines, and cutting-edge technology fields include hybrid rice, artificial synthetic protein, return remote sensing satellites, etc.

These achievements provide material guarantees for the economic independence and national defense security of New China, and also prepare technical conditions for economic take-off and improvement of people's livelihood in the new era of reform and opening up.

It can be said that the phoenix nirvana of the Chinese nation has completed 75% of the time, just waiting for the horn of the spring breeze of reform and opening up.

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Over the years, Qin Di and Yan Xue's footprints have traveled all over the world. Except for the Antarctic ice sheet covered with thick ice and snow, they have walked through the rest of the land.

Over the years, Qin Di's name has been on the top of the global rich list, but he has no idea where he is.

The reason why his name is on the list is that American financial magazines have been digging out information everywhere and found the "Panda Consulting Company" from shareholders of listed companies. After careful research, they found who the shareholders of this company are. With Panda Company's holdings in the United States alone, Qin Di is already the richest man in the world. As for real estate companies and art investment companies, they have not considered it at all, let alone the large amount of gold he hides. The investment in Japan belongs to Qin Hanxu, and it has nothing to do with Qin Di in name.

Even in Hong Kong, Qin Di is an invisible person. Few people know who the owner of Hong Kong's largest entertainment company, Age of Movies, Age of Music, and Age of Movies. Legend has it that these companies were founded by the famous Qin Dashen, but after many years, almost no one has seen Qin Dashen. However, a girl named "Qin Ying" appeared. Most people are not very clear about the origin of this "Qin Ying".

Before we knew it, the buildings, land, docks, department stores, hotels, casinos, and racetracks in Hong Kong and Macau were controlled by an invisible force. However, the general public had no idea where the source of this force came from. Only the rich man on the top level knew a little clue.
Chapter completed!