Project No. 0089527

  Considering the allocation of some tank factory production capacity to other vehicles, at least 3,000 Type 99 main battle tanks will be produced this year. As a main battle tank that can completely crush the M1A1 at this time, this will give the PLA Army a huge advantage. Within three years, even without increasing the number of tank factories, the PLA can completely replace the Type 59 with about 10,000 Type 99 main battle tanks. At the peak of the Cold War, the Soviet Union had 50,000 tanks, but a considerable part of these 50,000 were T-72 and T-54/55 first and second generation tanks.

  According to the known historical process, the rabbit family will not carry out any large-scale land battles again, but if they cross over, who knows what direction they will take in the future.

  Qī Yī Míng's current identity is very special, on the surface he has no official title or position, but he is the direct controller of the Dà Lǐ Nuò ěr base. The entire base's existence became an absolute secret of the Great Heavenly Dynasty, even a herdsman point hundreds of kilometers away from the base was relocated elsewhere due to secrecy. The official formal name of the Dà Lǐ Nuò ěr base is Project 9527, of course this tasteless name was taken with Qī Yī Míng's assistance.

  A group of researchers and scholars from various fields were organizing materials that would greatly aid the country's development in the main base building. When they needed to further elaborate or organize the materials, they had to seek help from Qi Yiming. In addition, 9527 Project produced 80 high-level engineers from various fields every day, who were dispatched to major enterprises to play a decisive role and take on the heavy responsibility of technical renovation work. Finally, a large number of weapons were manufactured and directly assigned to active PLA troops, enhancing their combat capabilities.

  In the 9527 project, there existed the largest "academic plagiarism" activity in history. From this era onwards to thirty years later, a considerable number of academic achievements began to be occupied by researchers participating in the 9527 project, even those with only ID numbers but no real names. However, everyone was not in a hurry to publish papers they had never written before, seeking fame and fortune. According to plan, they would gradually make their "own academic achievements" public, and originally those honors belonging to foreigners might all belong to the people of the great dynasty in the future.

  However, in the manner of the Nobel Prize selection committee, even if it is the same academic achievement, they will award it to people from other countries but not to Chinese. Sweden, this Nordic country, has a clear and sufficient anti-communist mentality, which has lasted for many years. Especially the Nobel Committee, especially likes to give the Peace Prize to dissidents in China, while in fact many of them have done nothing constructive except destructive work.

  The materials organized in the 9527 project are not only about future data, but also include current and past data, especially basic knowledge of disciplines that is not well-known in this era, especially after experiencing a decade-long cultural catastrophe, it's common to see teachers being inferior to students in university classrooms.

  Zhi Yimeng is very certain that the Chinese students of the 1980s were probably the most eager to learn in each period. They all had some miserable experiences of not being able to read books, and after regaining the opportunity to enter school, they cherished it even more. The poor life and the still great dreams made many students of this era work hard for the sake of building a powerful country. With less personal consideration and more public consideration, their motivation to learn was much stronger than that of later generations who shouted about reducing burdens but actually harmed themselves.

  With the powerful capabilities of the base, tens of thousands of books are printed every day, most of which are main contents in natural sciences that have been well-established, even including exercise books. Of course, there are also some selected by Qi Yiming as particularly important and needing to be told ahead of time, such as general theories of various disciplines, which are also widely printed and prepared for distribution on the market. For example, educational theory, this era's rote education has its pros and cons, and comprehensive affirmation or negation is not correct. However, at that time, China's education had not yet formed its final form, and the deformed test-oriented education and teaching methods with many problems also had not yet taken shape. Qi Yiming, taking advantage of his special position, specially let the Cultural Education Committee of the 9527 Engineering Culture and Education project compile a large number of specialized books on educational theory. Especially prominent is the cultivation of students' personality and creativity, and in the moral norms of education, it requires not only that students respect their teachers and the way, but also that teachers be models for their students.

  Thirty years later, the existence of those terrifying teachers and principals made Qi Yiming grateful that he was not born thirty years later. The era when he went to school may not have been particularly lucky, but most teachers were still reliable, regardless of their level of competence, they still had a conscience.

  Of course, policy support is also needed here, and Qiyiming is writing a report to be submitted. Although he has no official position, his words are effective because of the existence of the 9527 project. Moreover, as someone from a later generation, he has many personal insights, and policymakers will carefully consider the value of what he says.

  Apart from education, another area that Zhi Yimeng pays special attention to is business management. China has many advantages in terms of construction and industry, such as low labor costs, low environmental costs, and abundant policy resources. However, looking back, these things are unsustainable. Wages cannot always be very low, when smog appears people will no longer tolerate the existence of polluting enterprises, and policies cannot last forever. Therefore, innovation, concept, and management are the true paths to sustainable development for various industries.

  In the 1980s, mainland China was still quite ignorant of management science, and even those who knew a little about Frederick Taylor (the father of management science) were rare. As for things like concurrent engineering, zero inventory management, and perfect customer relationships, not to mention being in vogue, they didn't even have the concept in China.

  After experiencing many such things, Zhiyi realized the importance of a truly talented manager in an environment like China's, which already has certain advantages. Management science is not about increasing quantity, but rather improving efficiency. Clearly, introducing advanced management models to an enterprise can create 100 million yuan in output value, yet being content with outdated models that only earn 1 million yuan results in frighteningly high sunk costs.

  China has been through this road before, Qi Yiming returned to the 80s, so there is no need to do it again.

  In addition to publishing a large number of relevant data and works, Qi Yiming also requires concentrated retraining for as many corporate managers as possible, opening similar professional courses in more higher education institutions, etc.

  Looking at his own experience, management science seems to be more liberal arts-oriented, but it also requires a sense of enlightenment. When he was in school, all students were learning the same knowledge, but after graduation, only a few grew up to become senior executives who could call the shots. Qi Yiming doesn't expect everyone to become super managers, at least they should be professional and not like those unreliable state-owned enterprise officials in this era who make the country have to clean up after them.

  Busy with this and that, Qi Yiming felt a sense of inexplicable accomplishment. Although his previous life was comfortable, he was just an ordinary citizen, but now he sat in the office, wrote one or two reports, and after a few days, someone would even personally come to Darienol to give him feedback.

  Liao Huairan never thought that things would turn out this way. Although Qi Yiming looks ordinary, Liao Huairan, who is good at reading people, knows that this young man has a restless heart. With such great power in his hands, if something unexpected happens, it could bring disastrous consequences to the country and society.

  So he has been carefully handling his relationship with Qi Yi Ming, and observing his behavior closely. Only he didn't expect that this Qi Yi Ming now seems to be somewhat enthusiastic about playing games like "not hanging name Fa Gai Wei" or "Guo Shi Gu Wen".

  "Are you really going to do these things? I initially thought you would ask to join the military." Liao Huairou found Qi Yiming for his routine heart-to-heart talk.

  As for Liao Huairen's actions, Qi Yiming couldn't be clearer. In simpler terms, he himself is now the biggest target of the Republic's united front work, probably even more important than all Taiwanese people combined, and far more important than any Democratic Party member. Qi Yiming can't help but think back to his days as a self-proclaimed "50-cent party" member on Tianya Forum, where he voluntarily worked to unite with bald-headed internet users, and can't help but crack a smile.

  He continued: "As for military matters, I'm just a half-bottle of wine, maybe with some experience, but absolutely not an expert. Dealing with equipment and thinking about strategy is already a big deal for me, let alone actually leading troops. Look at me now, sitting in the office, occasionally going to the base to inspect the progress of various projects, when I think of something important, I'll mention it to my superiors, and surprisingly, every letter gets a response, and they're so detailed, it makes me feel like I'm being treated with great favor." This wasn't a joke, as an ordinary person from a later generation coming here and receiving such attention, he was naturally very satisfied.

  Liao Huairén nodded and said: "You should think so too."

  He also said: "You are preparing next, although a lot of materials have been submitted to the central government, but many things can't be done just by looking at the materials, especially since our country is facing extremely severe challenges, related to economic construction, national life and livelihood, the elderly are very worried. He wants you to go to Beijing for a visit, sit down with everyone to discuss your views, see if there's any way to help me achieve greater success."