As time goes by, the war on the Korean Peninsula has also seen ups and downs, and many changes have made the situation and others feel mixed. From the beginning, the multinational force headed by the US military had the advantage in armaments. However, as a large number of fighter planes supported by the Soviets took off, the air superiority of the multinational forces disappeared. In addition, the ground troops were struggling, and the balance of the war seemed to have begun to tilt towards North Korea. The U.S. military, which had been beaten impatiently, finally began to show their shameless side and began to use unconventional weapons on the battlefield.
Fortunately, Tangcheng had already warned them, and both the country and the Soviet Union had made preparations in advance, so the frontline troops did not get into trouble. The war on the Korean Peninsula quickly evolved from a large-scale battle at the beginning to a tug-of-war at a certain location. With sufficient logistical supplies, multinational forces were prepared to use this tactical model to consume their opponents bit by bit. But what they didn't know was that this was exactly what the senior leaders in Peiping wanted to see, because they had no fear of anyone in the ground war.
As the tug-of-war began, the war was extended into the second year. As time went by, the multinational forces, which began to suffer larger casualties, finally couldn't stand it any longer. Especially with the full investment of the domestic pure sniper force, the casualties among the officers of the multinational force were even more shocking. The cold-shooting campaign achieved gratifying results. Faced with a large number of casualties that are increasing every day, the multinational forces have no choice but to use super weapons to determine the outcome.
But at this critical moment, those scientists who were quietly sent to the northwest finally grew big mushrooms in the desert. Originally, mushrooms were grown in the country in the 1960s, which prevented the country from being threatened by super weapons. However, in this life, because of the full set of data and technology provided by Tangcheng, the scientists who were quietly sent to the northwest desert had no idea at all. After spending so much time and energy, I successfully grew the largest number of mushrooms. Although this mushroom looks very weak, its appearance means that the country has the ability to grow mushrooms at will.
Mushrooms have been grown in the country, which means that the country has become the second country in the world to possess super weapons. The Soviets, who had begun researching super weapons a few years ago, were surpassed by their own country this time. The news soon spread throughout the world. The Americans who were originally planning to use super weapons on the Korean battlefield were dumbfounded because they had the same restraints at home. The first to respond was not the U.S. government, but the Soviets, who immediately sent a delegation to Peiping.
The purpose of the Soviet delegation in sending a delegation was very practical. They came just for the technology of growing mushrooms, because until now, their own mushrooms had not been grown. Peiping did not refuse or agree, and the Soviet delegation immediately showed its sincerity. Tangcheng, far away in Myanmar, soon received a telegram from Peiping. In the telegram, the Soviet delegation's plot was clearly stated. After careful consideration, Tang Cheng, knowing that the Soviets would soon develop mushroom cultivation technology, put forward a series of suggestions to the senior officials in Peiping.
When the country was first established, the most important thing the country needed to solve was the problem of food for all its people. As for industrial development, Tangcheng has prepared a large amount of machinery and equipment for the country, as well as a large amount of technical data. Therefore, compared with industrial development, which only lacks skilled workers, what the country needs to develop most now is agriculture. Following Tangcheng's suggestion, Peiping's high-level officials proposed a series of agricultural development requirements to the Soviet delegation. However, the Soviet agriculture was based on a rough planting model, so all they could provide was the supply of chemical fertilizers or help in establishing chemical fertilizer factories.
Peiping's top brass took the opportunity to propose an exchange of arms technology, especially Soviet aircraft technology and civilian engine technology. After receiving the report, Moscow finally agreed to the request made by Peking's top brass. In this way, before the Korean War was over, the country made secret deals with the Soviets. Half a year later, the Soviets finally planted their big mushroom, and multiple fertilizer plants and two engine plants had been established in the country at the same time.
In order to verify the family breeding manual provided by Tangcheng, Peiping also sent people south to Myanmar to inspect the so-called family breeding model with their own eyes. After they went south to Myanmar and saw with their own eyes the family farming model proposed by Tangcheng, they discovered that the family farming they had imagined before was completely different from what they saw with their own eyes. Myanmar's family farming is a mature technology model that has been improved many times in recent years. It is completely different from the Chinese family farming that has been done for thousands of years.
Moreover, these experts from Peking have also seen with their own eyes the huge role of Myanmar's small agricultural machinery. In short, everything they saw in Myanmar was fresh and advanced. "Our planting technology is all about improving technology while planting, including seeds. All agricultural technicians work part-time. It's not that they can't afford the tuition, but those who study agriculture must To apply what you have learned, you must combine learning with practical operation.”
Myanmar's novel agricultural education has opened the eyes of agricultural experts from Peking. After their on-the-spot participation, they further affirmed this agricultural education model. Myanmar's current agricultural cultivation is mainly based on rice, followed by vegetables, tobacco, tea and fruits. Myanmar does not grow many other supplementary foods such as sweet potatoes and potatoes. Faced with the confusion of Peking's agricultural experts, the guide who received them just took them to Dongtai Mansion.
"Compared with Simien Prefecture, the climate in Dongtai Prefecture is more suitable for complex planting, so many planting projects are placed here. Currently, among all the jurisdictions of the Southern Xinjiang Kingdom, Simeon Prefecture is mainly responsible for export projects. For example, tobacco and beer. Dongtai Province is mainly responsible for grain exports and cane sugar production, and the rest is the improved planting of various seeds. Compared with ours, the domestic land area is larger. If there are no suitable seeds, The result of farmers' cultivation may be just enough to fill their stomachs."
After inspecting the southern Xinjiang region, these agricultural experts from Peiping have been shocked many times. What shocked them was not only the special planting model of the Southern Xinjiang Kingdom, but also the development path opened up by the Southern Xinjiang Kingdom for agriculture. Because the agriculture they saw in the Southern Xinjiang Kingdom was not a single type of farming, but an export-oriented industry based on agricultural planting. For example, in the vegetable and fruit industry of the Southern Xinjiang Kingdom, people do not just sell the fruits of planting, but sell in-depth products after processing.
In the words of the guide, the Southern Xinjiang Kingdom does not sell raw materials, but produces products using raw materials. Even if it is just primary products, the selling price is higher than the raw materials. Moreover, in the production process of raw materials, more jobs can be added, giving the people at the bottom a way to increase their income. Not long after the agricultural experts from Peking left, another wave of industrial inspection groups arrived in northern Myanmar. This industrial inspection group was mainly here to discuss the training of skilled workers.
The machinery sent back by Tangcheng can be regarded as a great help to the country, and the skilled workers who left northern Myanmar play a leading role in the newly built factories in the country. Knowing that these skilled workers were almost all taught by German engineers, the domestic industrial sector became cautious. Therefore, the current industrial inspection team is heading south to Southern Xinjiang. They want Southern Xinjiang to train more skilled technical personnel for them.
Tang Cheng did not refuse this, because his original intention of establishing a training school in northern Myanmar was to help the country. There are not many factories in the Southern Xinjiang Kingdom. Except for two arsenals and more than a dozen laboratories, the factories in the Southern Xinjiang Kingdom are all small-scale. In addition to meeting the local light industry needs, the biggest role of these small factories is , is to train skilled workers. In just half a month, this industrial inspection team carefully inspected all the factories in the Southern Xinjiang Kingdom.
According to the domestic construction intensity and planning, these factories in the Southern Xinjiang Kingdom may not be considered standard, but even so, the inspection team signed a new round of training contracts with the Southern Xinjiang Kingdom. As a contract party, Tangcheng still did not accept monetary payment for training fees. Instead, it continued the previous contract and agreed to use domestic industrial products to offset the training fees. The reason why Tangcheng did this was because there was no heavy industry in the Southern Xinjiang Kingdom, so it needed domestic heavy industry finished products.
In the second year after the Korean War ended, the Kingdom of Southern Xinjiang introduced domestically produced motorcycles and customized small agricultural vehicles based on the drawings and data provided by Tangcheng, which were commonly known as Sanbengzi agricultural vehicles in later generations. Three-wheeled cargo vehicle. In Tangcheng's plan, the Kingdom of Southern Xinjiang must not be built like the so-called developed countries in later generations, with high-rise buildings and traffic jams everywhere.
In Tangcheng's view, a truly developed country is one where the people are wealthy and worry-free, and the treasury is abundant and the government is clean and honest. Therefore, regardless of whether there are high-rise buildings in the Southern Xinjiang Kingdom, as long as the citizens are wealthy and live a stable life, this is the best country. Time soon entered the 1960s, and the Kingdom of Southern Xinjiang, which had been developing for more than ten years, was already at the forefront of many South Asian countries in terms of economy and comprehensive national strength.
Japan, which has always said that it has endured humiliation and endured heavy burdens, still took advantage of the opportunity of the Korean War to regain its vitality. It is a pity that because of the arrangements made by Tangcheng in advance, Japan is now in a stage of polarization. The upper-class consciousness and conglomerate families are all committed to the rejuvenation of the country. However, ordinary people living at the bottom are getting further and further away from the Japanese government's so-called revival plan because of the national entertainment plan secretly promoted by Tangcheng. In Japan today, not only is the pornography industry rampant, but ordinary Japanese have been immersed in the wave of national entertainment.
