Era: Beginning from the Modu Translation Studio

Chapter 445 This is what we do

"The third child,"

What Jiang Shan said just now really made Jiang Hai understand what it meant to be off the mark.

They were clearly carrying guns to fight in the war, but how could they spend the New Year together halfway through the journey?

"This is the difference between foreigners and us,"

Although Jiang Hai is just a scholar, he said: "If it were us, why would we kick the can?

Just twist the devil's head off and kick it like a ball!"

"well said,"

Jiangshan held the cigarette in his mouth and clapped his hands vigorously for the boss:

"Otherwise, you should be the one leading us. You just collected advertising fees from Sony and Sharp this morning, and you're going to tear their heads off tonight."

Jiang He didn't say anything at this moment, just blew on the hot tea with a smile.

"Every era has its own policy,"

Now in the newspaper, Comrade Jiang Hai has taken on the work of both the president and the secretary:
"Now that we are not allowed to kill the devils, we have to find another way to exploit them."

"Yes, yes, yes," Jiang Shan nodded rapidly, "Whatever the boss says is right."

By the end of 1980, two-thirds of the advertising space in Wangfujing in Yanjing and Nanjing Road in Pujiang was taken over by Japan.

There's nothing we can do, there are just too many.

It was also from this year that the government announced the decision to "reduce personal publicity."

A large number of slogans and portraits that reflected the times were removed.

"But you just mentioned football,"

Jiang Hai crossed his legs and said, "I actually remembered one thing. Our country once had a football team.

Not only did we play football against Japan, we also won against them for 17 years without losing. "

Jiang He heard it and said, "So powerful?"

Jiang Shan, who came from the future, felt that he had heard the most wonderful news: "Brother, tell us quickly."

"Then listen carefully..."

Just as Jiang Hai started talking, Jiang Xiaobai's voice came from outside the door: "Second Uncle, I'm ready~"

After this shout, half of the people in the yard knew that Xiaobai's nest was ready.

Normally, as long as his second uncle is at home, Xiaobai will never call his third uncle.

As for his father?
There's really no chance of success.

At this moment, Jiang He stood up out of habit.

He aimed his sights at Jiang Xiaobai squatting by the spittoon and prepared to go over.

The next second, Jiang Hai pressed him down: "I won't bother you today, second brother."

Seeing that his two children were getting closer and closer to the second and third children, he, as a father, had to seize the opportunity to show his ability.

"Xiaobai, Dad is here!"

Looking at the boss' back as he rushed out the door, Jiang He's expressionless face said, "I'm going to the bathroom."

"Wait for me," Jiang Shan quickly followed: "I'm going too."

After drinking water for half a day, it’s time to relax.

When Comrade Jiang Hai came back with a happy smile, Jiang Shan and Jiang He had already sat in meditation on the sofa with great respect.

Editor-in-Chief Jiang was in a good mood at the moment: "Where were we talking about just now?"

Jiang He: "Speaking of our country's football team."

Jiangshan: "We beat the Japanese by 17 years."

"Then let's continue..."

Jiang Hai's deep voice matched the curling smoke in the room.

It really has a sense of the past passing like smoke.

“To talk about this football team, we must first talk about one person.

A few years ago, this person was selected as one of the top five football players in the world through a world football selection campaign.

It was at that moment that I noticed Comrade Li Huitang..."

In 1976, Germany's Global Football Magazine organized a large-scale voting campaign.

Brazil's Pele, England's Matthews, Argentina's Di Stefano, Hungary's Puskas and China's Li Huitang were unanimously elected as the "Five Greatest Football Players in the World".

"After my detailed investigation,"

Jiang Hai continued, "I discovered that Comrade Li Huitang had already been awarded the title of Asian Football King."

Jiang Shan’s first reaction was: “Is this person still here?”

If he were still alive, I would definitely go and interview him!
"Alas, he left last year."

Jiang Hai sighed: "But he lived a really wonderful life..."

Following the elder brother's narration, the mountains and rivers seemed to have witnessed a magnificent period in the history of our country's football.

In 1911, 6-year-old Li Huitang was sent back to his hometown in Guangdong from Hong Kong by his family.

Li Huitang, who had just learned to play football, would dribble the ball on his way to and from school every day, rain or shine.

Over the years, this experience has continuously improved Xiao Huitang's dribbling skills and also improved his physical fitness.

In 1922, 16-year-old Li Huitang signed up for the Nanhua football team.

After a "Hong Kong First-Class League" was over, the whole of Hong Kong was shocked by this young man who came back from Guangdong!
Li Huitang, who played as a forward, was not only the player who scored the most goals in the game.

Because of his superb dribbling skills, he was given the title of "ball monster" by his opponents.

The following year, after becoming famous in one battle, Li Huitang went to Osaka on behalf of the Chinese football team.

Participated in the 6th Far Eastern Games held in Japan.

On his first overseas expedition, he led the Chinese team to defeat the Japanese team with a score of 5:1.

Li Huitang, who has a unique and tricky ball control technique, has left a very shocking impression on many foreign teams.

Next, Li Huitang continued to travel with the South China Football Team.

He also led the team to Australia to play against the Australian champion South Wales Football Team.

As a result, Li Huitang performed a hat trick and scored three goals.

To avenge the shame of being called “Sick Man of East Asia”.

After the game, Australia's General Administration of Sports awarded Li Huitang a gold medal.

After the news came back, major newspapers in Hong Kong reported the incident with extra-large headlines.

【He is called the King of Football by thousands of voices, and all the blue eyes and purple beards praise him. 】

At the same time, Shanghai's newspapers and periodicals were cheering collectively.

[If you want to watch a play, watch Mei Lanfang; if you want to watch a ball game, watch Li Huitang. ]

……

When the moon was dark and the wind was strong outside the window, a tabby cat came quietly.

Unfortunately, the comrades in the room ignored it at this time, and both pairs of eyes were looking at their eldest brother.

"In 1936, the Berlin Olympics invited China."

Jiang Hai is very good at telling stories:
"At that time, if the Chinese football team wanted to participate in the Olympics, they had to prepare 22 yuan in funding."

"This is the Olympics," Jiang Shan thought, "the government must be the one to pay for it!"

"If the government takes this money, can it still be called the government?" Jiang Hai reminded: "Don't you think about when that will be."

Jiang Shan nodded: "That makes sense."

"After the efforts of relevant people," Jiang Hai said:

"The National Government finally agreed to allocate 17 yuan, and the society donated another 3 yuan.

When Li Huitang saw that there was still a funding gap of 2 yuan, he decided to set off immediately.

They want to support themselves with football, earning income by participating in football matches along the way, and play football all the way to Berlin."

After that, the team, which had been fighting at sea for 83 days, played the ball game like crazy.

As soon as they heard that there was a football game somewhere, the whole team would get off the boat immediately.

In order to prevent the team from missing the ball, every player gritted their teeth and played hard.

Because only by winning the game can they get the corresponding bonus. Finally, they finally won 23 games and tied 4 games, a total of 27 games.

They earned enough funds to support the entire team and arrived in Berlin, Germany.

Unfortunately, the exhausting battles along the way and the more than two months of bumpy ride on the ship led to their eventual loss to Britain with a score of 0:2.

"Although we lost the game," Jiang Hai saw the disappointment in his two younger brothers' eyes:
"But do you know what the best thing about this team is?"

Jiang He: "Those 23 games we won on the road?"

"Compared to what comes next, that's nothing," Jiang Hai waved his hand.
“Since they were able to win all the games, it was definitely not just Li Huitang’s achievement.

This team is full of talented players, and each of them has something to say about themselves..."

Among them is the left-back Tan Jiangbai, nicknamed "Tan Tongtou".

A unique pitching skill that is unparalleled in the football world.

After the Anti-Japanese War broke out in 1937, Tan Jiangbai returned to China from Berlin and immediately joined the team heading north to fight against Japan.

In fact, it was as early as 1932 during the Anti-Japanese War in Shanghai.

As the captain of the 12th Overseas Chinese Transport Brigade, Tan Jiangbai was responsible for transporting anti-Japanese supplies along the Burma Road.

After the end of the Anti-Japanese War, Tan Jiangbai, who settled in Hong Kong, had a particularly famous son.

He was Principal Tan who later organized the "Hong Kong Star Football Team".

"After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Li Huitang led his teammates to create a 'Hangjian' football team.

Afterwards, they traveled to many provinces and cities and held more than 120 charity football matches.

All the donations were used to purchase aircraft, weapons, cars and other materials for the war. "

Jiang He: "So powerful?"

Jiang Shan: "And it happened in troubled times."

It seems that football is an extremely profitable sport in any era.

Jiang Hai smacked his lips and said, "Do you think people who go to watch the game just buy a ticket?
Many people who don’t watch football, after hearing about the team’s good deeds, made a special trip to donate money and materials to them.”

Jiang Shan: “That’s what I said.”

Jiang He: "I would go too if it were my turn."

"After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Li Huitang was still busy with football,"

Jiang Hai said slowly: "After that, he was not only hired as the Secretary General of the Asian Football Confederation, but was also elected as the Vice President of FIFA..."

Li Huitang, the well-deserved Chinese football king, enjoys a high reputation in both Asian and world football.

"elder brother,"

After listening to Jiangshan's story, he said: "We should tell more people about such a good true story."

"You mean... to post it?"

"That's what we do. If there's a good story, why not publish it?"

"Then you write it, Third Brother," Jiang Hai handed out the task.

"I?"

"Isn't this what you do?"

"..." Jiang Shan didn't expect that the words he said would come back to him after a circle: "Okay, okay, I'll write it!"

"There is one more thing,"

Jiang Hai suddenly frowned: "In September, Rong Bin took a group of photos at our city's airport."

Jiang Hai said this, and Jiang Shan also remembered: "The day when the Y-10 made its first flight?"

"That was the day,"

Jiang Hai introduced: "At that time, Beethoven's "Heroic Symphony" was playing throughout the airport.
Watching the 28-minute maiden flight ceremony of the Y- aircraft successfully land.

Thousands of employees of the Pujiang Aircraft Manufacturing Plant on both sides of the runway jumped up with excitement.

Such a grand event, Rong Bin thought it would definitely be celebrated by the whole country.

But until now no newspaper has reported on this.

More than a month has passed and there is still no movement.

I discussed this with Rong Bin this morning. If it doesn’t work out, we can just publish it first in our newspaper…”

After ten years of hard work, the large aircraft project was launched in 1970 and its first successful flight was in 1980.

As the first large aircraft independently developed and manufactured by New China, the Y-10 lived up to the expectations of the Chinese people.

However, this good news, which had already spread abroad, was not reported by any domestic media at this time.

Jiangshan remembered that this news had to wait until the following year before Pujiang's Wenhui Daily briefly mentioned it.

The reason is that the project was launched in 1970.

All the projects launched during this special period have now become hot potatoes.

It is unclear what other twists and turns it went through, but the Y-10 certainly had a hard time over the next half century.

A total of two Y-10 aircraft were trial-produced this time.

During the design and development process, more than 300 technical breakthroughs and more than 160 large-scale tests were carried out.

Many scientific research results still have practical value decades later.

The success of the Y-10 means that China has entered the "international mainline aircraft club".

Afterwards, from October 1980 to February 10, the Y-1985 was transferred to several provinces and cities for test flights.

A total of 130 take-offs and landings and 170 safe flight hours.

However, in February 1985, the Y-2, which had successfully crossed the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau several times, was finally stopped.

The moment they received the order, the Y-10 leadership team was heartbroken.

The reasons are both internal and external.

Except for McDonnell Douglas, which took the initiative to express its desire for business cooperation but did not provide any technical support for ten years.

There was also strong opposition from the leadership of the Civil Aviation Administration.

I tried my best to keep it, but still couldn't keep anything.

In order to make room for McDonnell Douglas, all the racks, fixtures and moulds on the Y-10 production line were dismantled.

They were all sold as scrap metal.

Not only that, but along with the Y-10, an entire batch of aircraft R&D talent was also abandoned.

After the Y-10 project was stopped, this group of high-tech talents were sent to the streets to sell Pujiang traffic brochures...

It was not until 2000 that it was subjected to successive overbearing restrictions from McDonnell Douglas, Boeing and Airbus.

COMAC only then realized that billions of dollars of investment and 20 years of waiting had only resulted in nothing.

So, after having fallen into almost all the traps possible, the country decided not to listen to the nonsense of certain people anymore.

After 20 years, the route of independent research and development of the civil aviation industry has been activated again.

The one who took up the banner of this research and development was actually the old Yunshi team back then.

In November 2020, the Y-11 made its debut in Pudong again.

This is the second prototype that successfully completed its first flight in September 1980.

At this time, the "Yun-10 Technical Team", which had already taken China Commercial Aircraft Corporation to take off on the spot, had already received orders for more than a thousand aircraft for the country.

Until that moment, the media rushed to report:
"After being strangled by Boeing and Airbus for half a century, China's large aircraft finally soared into the sky", "The untimely Y-919", "After several ups and downs, moving forward in twists and turns, from Y-10 to C", "Inside the Y-: It was such an advanced large passenger aircraft in the last century, it's a pity to be discontinued"...

……

"Brother, I think your decision is fine."

Jiang Shan expressed his support for his elder brother's decision: "Since the photos have been taken, let's just publish them in Oriental Metropolis Daily."

Jiang He also thought: "The successful maiden flight of a large aircraft produced in our own country must be promoted well."

"That's settled then,"

Jiang Hai didn't want to wait for the main newspaper to release the news: "This is what we do anyway!"

After the three brothers laughed together, Jiangshan knew what he should do tonight.

At this time, an old leader returned from a visit to the US warship and was determined to vigorously develop the navy.

In order to gain more support, I am writing articles overnight for newspapers and magazines such as the Liberation Army Daily, Navy Magazine, Guangming Daily, and Red Flag Magazine...

(End of this chapter)