(Dingtian Novels.dtxsj.) It is not just the military industry sector that has achieved rapid development. The civilian industry, agriculture and transportation in the Soviet area have also achieved many major results. Not only has the basic industrial system become more complete, but production capacity has also increased rapidly, which is very important for Henan.
The critical farmland water conservancy infrastructure for provinces prone to floods and droughts is even more important. According to the current progress, 100% of the cultivated land in grain-producing areas can be irrigated from 2039, and the harvest will be good or bad.
It all depends on the history of God’s eyes, and coupled with the rapid increase in fertilizer production capacity in the border areas, the cadres and masses of the Central Plains Border Region have full confidence in continuing to maintain the status of the largest granary in the liberated areas. (searchedwo.souduwo.) However, Hu Weidong knew it well.
, Xinjiang is vast and sparsely populated, and the Construction Corps has greatly alleviated Xinjiang's water shortages by popularizing the "soil drip irrigation" passed down by its ancestors (Hu Weidong put forward this suggestion to Wang Zhen when he passed through Dihua on his way back from his visit to the Soviet Union.)
The weakness of lack of resources has more than doubled the area of arable wasteland. In addition, the Northeastern region with greater potential will have to be recovered sooner or later. Compared with Henan, the population of this province is too large, and sooner or later it will become the number one "granary"
It can't be saved...
The development of the transportation industry is even more rapid. Although Hu Weidong was forced to temporarily abandon most of the railway construction plans due to the large steel shortage, he still managed to squeeze out manpower and materials to connect Luoyang-Xin'an (coal and iron)
), Luoyang-Nanyang (oil), the two short-distance railways were built first. Road construction was even faster. Under the propaganda of the border region government "If you want to get rich, build roads first." In 1938, the Central Plains Border Region had already achieved this goal.
Village access roads (dirt roads are allowed, but the criterion is that a 4-ton truck can be driven on sunny days) and county-level roads are blackened (cement roads are also acceptable). This will naturally be of great benefit to the development of industry and agriculture in the border areas.
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During this period, the scientific and technological personnel in the Central Plains Border Region lived up to Hu Weidong's hopes and achieved a number of scientific and technological achievements that were ahead of the world. Among them, the three major fields of geology, medicine and electromechanical achievements were the most fruitful. The geological achievements were just seen in the Soviet Aid Project.
It can be understood that if those big mines had not been found, there would not have been corresponding Soviet aid projects. As for medicine, first of all, all vitamins, hormone drugs, and commonly used medical devices (such as those that had been discovered at this time) were realized.
x-ray machine) and the mass production of medical alcohol, physiological saline and other medical materials. Then there was the continued selection of penicillin strains and the continuous improvement of the production process, but of greater significance was the development led by Huang Minglong in mid-1938
The research team successfully synthesized Chapter 216 in the laboratory and saved a lot of time. However, if such chaos becomes a tradition, it will leave great hidden dangers for the development of pharmacy in post-New China. Therefore, Hu Weidong knew the properties of those drugs.
Although the general characteristics are taboo, Huang Minglong was still asked to go through the formal and rigorous new drug testing process in order to try to eliminate the "legacy" left by the direct introduction of penicillin and the direct interference of administrative power in scientific research...
However, the greatest achievement is actually in electromechanical research, including generators, motors, power transmission and transformation lines, radio and even electronic technology. Among them, the successful development of transistors has made it possible to develop electronic computers (the power consumption of transistor computers is higher than
Tube computers are much smaller and can be tolerated by the Central Plains border area.), and have huge value far beyond their cost.
In just one and a half years, China's mechanical and electrical industry has reached the world's advanced level. Of course, this is thanks to the guidance of Tesla, the old monster, and the right direction pointed out by Hu Weidong, the time traveler, but with Cheng Mingsheng, support Bing Bing
The rapid growth of a group of young electromechanical experts represented by the Yi people is even more essential. Shu Xingbei, a veteran scientist who gradually became modest and cautious after Tesla came to China, also made some achievements in more than a year.
An outstanding contribution that is far greater than the sum of his previous achievements...
In addition, to Hu Weidong's surprise and surprise, Wu Jianxiong discovered and confirmed the self-splitting phenomenon of uranium-235 before Hahn and Meitner without his prompting. Subsequently, it was discovered that the uranium-235 atomic bomb reacts with slow neutrons.
Qian Sanqiang came up with the idea of a "chain reaction" that would split under the bombardment, and it was quickly confirmed through experiments. But at this time, a fierce dispute arose between the two of them, because both of them were
Realizing that this principle could be used to create a terrifying bomb with unimaginable power, Wu Jianxiong did not want his research results to be used in war, so he planned not to disclose the results for the time being. Although Qian Sanqiang also advocated not making it public for the time being,
His thoughts were very different from Wu Jianxiong's. He was just worried that the great powers, including Japan, would build such terrible weapons earlier than China if they knew about this result. However, he did not accept Wu Jianxiong's "naive idea".
Some people will say, "It would be great if we could really make this kind of weapon and blow the enemy back to their base with just a few bullets!"
After Hu Weidong returned to China, he praised the two people for their qualified awareness of confidentiality, but their dispute caused him to think deeply. Originally, Hu Weidong planned to let Wu Jianxiong take charge of the research on nuclear weapons, but now it seems that he took it for granted.
Not to mention that even if a woman is a strong leader, it is difficult to convince the public, and she herself may not be willing to take on this burden. Although Qian Sanqiang came to the border area later, his attitude is much more correct than Wu Jianxiong, and for strategy
For the person in charge of science and technology projects, political correctness is crucial. After all, the border areas are not like the United States. They can rely solely on material stimulation to make scientists who hate the United States work for them even if they actually hate the United States in their hearts. And after understanding
After looking at the results of the scientific research groups they were responsible for while he was abroad, Hu Weidong was pleasantly surprised to find that although Qian Sanqiang was slightly younger, his overall view was better than Wu Jianxiong's, and his organizational leadership skills were not bad at all.
As for scientific research capabilities, there is no need to mention them. Historically, they were mainly responsible for this, while Wu Jianxiong was only responsible for some testing and verification work. To put it bluntly, he was actually just working on the Manhattan Project. Compared with Qian Sanqiang, it was obviously