When I First Set Foot in the Sino-Soviet Mill

In the tumultuous era of 1955, a 21-year-old industrial technician, hailing from a prestigious university background, found himself relocated to hutong 95 due to the pressing need for dormitories in his newly established factory. Initially, the surrounding environment seemed chaotic with its scattered concerns and petty squabbles, but he maintained a stoic demeanor, focusing solely on his work. Deeply immersed in the technical aspects of steel rolling, he tirelessly refined his craft, upgrading production processes and quality. Furthermore, he pursued a self-directed regimen of language study, mastering Russian to collaborate with northern experts and laying the groundwork for English proficiency to navigate future international opportunities. Capitalizing on the inaugural Beijing International Trade Fair and leveraging the region's strategic advantages, he seized the chance to expand his industrial trade skills. Rising through the ranks from his initial position as a technician at a Beijing steel factory to his eventual involvement in international trade in Guangdong Province, he consistently demonstrated exceptional aptitude and dedication, charting an unparalleled path to success.