"Every time I look at it, I feel surprised. After working on it for a long time, the steel industry is the traditional leading industry in Guangzhou!" Liu Xiang had to sigh again after rearranging it carefully.
In fact, this is not a secret, but Liu Xiang rarely pays attention to the historical data of these areas that have nothing to do with his jurisdiction. Now I am surprised when I see it.
Judging from the results, due to the long-term intervention of the Senate Economic Circle, the current Guangzhou Prefecture has formed a certain scale of three major industry clusters in the secondary industry: ironmaking, wood processing, and brewing. However, in these three major clusters, ironmaking
It is actually still a traditional leading industry.
He opened the "Compilation of Guangzhou Economic, Industrial and Commercial Historical Materials" in the Big Library. It turned out that the iron in Guangdong in this time and space was already very famous. The so-called Southern Railway and Guangzhou Railway refer to the pig iron produced by small workshops here. And Foshan's smelting and casting
Industry is very famous in history.
Zhaoqing has high-grade iron ore, which was collected and scattered along the Xijiang River into various small workshops along the way. It was smelted into iron ingots by blacksmiths in the traditional sense, and finally concentrated in Fucheng, Guangzhou. The imperial court even established an iron ore in Guangfu.
The service and iron classes are dedicated to this industry.
Because the pig iron here is all smelted with charcoal, it does not contain a large number of impurities like the pig iron smelted from coal in the north, especially does not contain sulfur, so the quality of the pig iron is very high. Therefore, the Ming court tried its best to cast the Hongyi cannon.
Casting in Guangdong.
Lingao's huge industrial stomach has intensified the expansion of this traditional advantageous industry - before building its own blast furnace, the Senate's industrial system had always used pig iron imported from Guangdong for resmelting to supply steel needs. Even though
Now with the existence of Ma Niao Steel Company, the Planning Institute still imports some high-quality pig iron from Guangdong for direct use in production.
Wood processing was directly driven by Hong Kong shipyards. The standardized production model not only brought convenience to Hong Kong shipyards, but the production capacity of various workshops that have undergone industrial transformation has been greatly improved, especially the accuracy.
The improvement of weights and the unification of weights and measures have enabled the realization of large-scale collaborative production, subcontracted production and other methods. In addition to the production of ship materials, which is the most profitable and the best place to learn "craftsmanship", these old-style workshops have also begun to try to follow the "Australian"
"Skills" collaborate to produce some other products. However, they almost entirely rely on orders from the Planning Institute, and the technical level and processing capabilities are still very low. To further improve, relevant technology transfer and the increase of processing equipment are necessary. The latter is full of production tasks
It is difficult for the industrial sector to achieve this. Therefore, Liu Xiang feels that the potential is not great.
The biggest impact is on the brewing industry driven by the domestic and export sales of distilled liquors such as "Princess of the Tang Dynasty", "Guo Shi Wushuang" and "Lan Guiren". Due to the large-scale acquisition of local brews, the taste is not considered at all and only the alcohol content is focused on.
, so local brewing workshops have sprung up all over the surrounding areas, and even farmers who have some surplus food at home - there seem to be more and more such families since sweet potatoes were put on the market in Guangzhou on a large scale - will also make vat-shaped local wine.
Put it under the quilt and cover it, waiting for the person who collects the soil to burn it. You can exchange it for some money.
With more people making wine, food seems to be more in demand. In the past two years, many people have switched to growing food, especially sweet potatoes. It can be said that to a certain extent, the farmland around Guangzhou has changed.
An agricultural structure dominated by plant-based dyes and cash crops. This is a huge impact across a large type of industry!
"This is the power of industrialization! Even just the radiant heat from some industries can boil the water of the small-scale peasant economy and society!"
"Vietnam and Ryukyu can also use this idea!" Liu Xiang continued to deduce in his mind.
"Ryukyu..." Liu Xiang took out a map of East Asia and marked its length with the pen.
"Look at the straight-line distance. In fact, the distance from Jeju and Ryukyu to Japan's major trading ports is about the same. But the problem is that except for us who dare to go through the Blackwater Ocean, other maritime merchants dare not! We must go north along the island chain. So how many places in Ryukyu?
This island should serve as a cargo distribution center as its main function.”
Liu Xiang struggled for a long time between the Miyama Islands and the Amami Islands, but he still drew a red circle at the location of Naha Port.
"I'm still deeply influenced by 'dai koukai'," Liu Xiang sighed again, "Sulfur... Oh, forget it, fine-grained crushing is not something this small broken archipelago can do. Just pack it up and transport it away." Liu Xiang recalled
I looked at the post on the comprehensive utilization of sulfur that had been heatedly discussed on BBS. I found that there is really no ability to support a sulfur chemical industry with such unreliable output as artificial collection from volcanic craters.
"If I want to do this, I'm afraid I will have to write about the advantages of the single-center star logistics system. I wonder if the logistics people will endorse my 'theory'." Liu Xiang looked at the logistics center in eastern China.
Looking at the arc-shaped coastline, my confidence in my heart has increased a little: it has grown like this, if we don’t engage in star logistics, it will be a waste of transportation capacity!
"Vietnam, I feel like I have a high chance of going to this place! Coal and grain, isn't the situation the same as what I had in Qiongshan! It's just that the Jiazi Coal Mine has been replaced by the Hongji Coal Mine. This is very familiar
Feeling!" Liu Xiang has the least thoughts about Vietnam. Because from an industrial analysis, if he goes to Vietnam, apart from increasing the military proportion, the rest is just an expanded version of Qiongshan County - and even more unscrupulous! After all, the Vietnamese
It’s not the “same culture, same species” as Liu Xiang thinks. He can definitely act more fiercely.
"However, we must make it clear that we will never establish a governor-general system in Vietnam!" Liu Xiang thought to himself: "Many elders took the map of the Han Dynasty and said that Beiqi and Zhongqi were China's inherent territories 'history'.
It's Jiuzhen, Ninan County. If we establish a governor-general system, will we also build a governor-general's palace when we expand the core territory of Kyushu in the future? This is purely a matter of not getting off to a good start and causing trouble for ourselves." Liu Xiang sighed.
"Three Liu came out of the capital, stopped the governorship of the Ministry of History and established the prefectural shepherds. This was the beginning of the chaos of the Yan-Han Dynasty! The one who started the terracotta wars has no descendants!" Suddenly, the thinking circuit in his mind jumped to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and Liu Xiang started to sigh with emotion again.
Looking at the map, recalling the endless cycle of history of attachment, surrender, rebellion, and independence in Vietnam, a man who claimed that "Engineering is the best among the liberal arts, liberal arts is the best among the sciences, and science is among the best engineering."
I have already begun to conceive of "An Essay on Discussing the Countermeasures of South Vietnam".
"... Before the Qin Dynasty established Guilin and Xiangjun, all the hundreds of Yue tribes in southern China were barbarians. They had no respect for their ancestors, no writing, and no name for themselves as a state. It was not until Zhao Tuo became independent that there was civilization... Now I am traveling to Australia in the Song Dynasty.
The Senate has specially dispatched one hundred thousand elite soldiers and ten thousand ships to hunt in the land of South Vietnam, just to restore China and save the common people! You should obey the heavens and the people, and eat the pots of pulp to welcome the king...
"Liu Xiang took a deep breath, pushed open the porthole, and shouted the last sentence to the sea: "Don't say you didn't predict what you said!" After shouting out, Liu Xiang suddenly felt that he was being buffed by hundreds of buffs.
Various light and shadow effects are sprayed out with the purpose of blinding all the eyes of krypton gold dogs.
"ba...baaaa..."
Liu Xiang was hit by the "cute sound of death" and his expression immediately softened.
"Miss! Are you the rescuer invited by the monkey?" Liu Xiang, who was unable to fight, took the little girl who woke up from her nap and teased her while tickling her.
Guo Ling'er looked at the father and daughter who were laughing loudly with a puzzled expression.
"What monkey?" As soon as he asked, Guo Ling'er saw the documents on the table, especially the map of Indochina that was unfamiliar but familiar after seeing it many times. She instantly understood that her husband was thinking about national affairs just now.
Woolen cloth.
"Ms. sir, the ship is coming soon, do you want to change clothes?" Guo Ling'er asked while packing the things on the table.
"Well, let's raise my flag." Liu Xiang nodded.
Ever since Ming Lao raised his general flag on the Lichun, the masses have expressed how could such an improvement in rank not be popularized by all the elders? In addition, elders such as Hong Huangnan who have been sparing no effort to promote the establishment of the Heraldry Academy
Instigated by the Communist Party of China, the Executive Committee did whatever it wanted: allowing each senator to design his or her own coat of arms, flags, and texts.
As soon as the document was handed out, the five hundred people were like cold water poured into a hot pan. In an instant, the thresholds of various art and design-related elders were passed through, and foreign craftsmen like Trini became even more popular.
Fragrant pastry.
The pattern Liu Xiang designed for himself was not complicated. Originally, he only planned to use the character Liu in seal script. But Liu is a big surname, and many elders among the elders have the same surname. To distinguish Liu Xiang, he used red dragons and white pythons on the outer circle.
A circle with red at the top and white at the bottom - a metaphor for the great ancestor killing the white snake and the red emperor and the white emperor. This approach was firmly resisted by other elders surnamed Liu, and in the end they had to make a compromise, that is, as long as the elder surnamed Liu is willing
Anyone can use this red dragon and white python symbol.
Although the red dragon and white python are relatively complicated, compared with the complicated European heraldry of various flowers, grass, griffons, etc. designed by other elders, it is already very simple and lively - at least the embroidery of the red dragon and white python is good for people from the south of the Yangtze River.
It is not a difficult task to become a refugee, and the embroidery girls over there are skilled workers at this.
First up was the Morning Star flag, and then Liu Xiang's personal flag. Liu Xiang stood on the deck holding his daughter, enduring the setting sun but still extremely dazzling, looking at the pier dedicated to senior officials near Lingao.
"Back again!" Liu Xiang sighed in his heart. Although Liu Xiang returned to Lingao many times during his tenure in Qiongshan because of reporting work or "running the department to make money", he always felt like there was a rubber band tied behind his back.
I stayed there for a long time before I went back. This time I came to Lingao, but I really felt like I was "at home". Although the new job will soon be pressed down, at least I will have a few months this time to be able to work hard in Lingao.