Qingzhu Chemical has transactions with the heavy industry machinery factory under Tianyu Group every year, which makes the senior executives present at Huayang Heavy Industry very jealous. If there is profit, there will naturally be infinite motivation.

Someone also started to speak: "Our machine tool company currently has a 6,000-ton free forging machine, which is barely enough forging pressure, but the column spacing is too small to produce large forgings. Therefore, I support the group to build a new large free forging machine, and the column spacing must reach at least seven meters."

Zou Lei: "I have checked some information. At present, the country has invested a lot in the equipment manufacturing industry. The research and development of heavy equipment is constantly strengthening. I expect the demand for large forgings will explode."

"For example, the rotors of large hydropower and thermal power units must be formed using large free forging machines. Currently, there are only three large free forging machines in China with a total of more than 10,000 tons, and they were all built ten years ago, with backward technology. If we can take the lead in building a new free forging machine of more than 10,000 tons in China, just taking over the external forging and pressing business will be enough to recover the investment."

Everyone started to tell Liu Yongzhuo the necessity of building large forging machines. According to everyone's ideas, Huayang Heavy Industry needs to build two large forging machines, including a free forging machine of more than 10,000 tons and a die forging machine of more than 50,000 tons. If you have these two forging machines, Huayang Heavy Industry's manufacturing capabilities will be able to leap to several steps in a row.

The entire Xinghua News Agency's heavy industry technical strength will also make a qualitative leap. At present, China attaches great importance to industrial development, and technology comes first.

After listening to everyone's words, Liu Yongzhuo laughed and said, "You are not colluding and waiting for me to come back to express your opinion?"

Xian Yuguang also smiled and said, "Yongzhuo can say this. You are the future head of the group. You must make a decision on such a major event. But you are rarely at home all year round, so we have to discuss the matter first and report it together when you come back."

"I don't seem to go out for a trip?" Liu Yongzhuo shouted, "As soon as I came back, did I tell you that I have agreed to the cooperation intention of a total of at least 10 million yuan in China this time. Is this my contribution to the company?"

Xian Yu Guang said, "We don't mean to accuse General Manager Liu. We hope that the more we can get better in cooperation. However, when Mr. Liu is happy outside, should we contact our family more and learn about the company's business situation so as not to be ignorant of the company's current situation?"

"By the way. Speaking of this, I remember something." Liu Yongzhuo's expression was serious. "Our company should also establish an information network system. The future era will definitely be an Internet era. Our method of transmitting information through telephone and fax is outdated."

The Internet has been around Lin Zhenhua for many years. Because of his father's influence, Liu Yongzhuo looked forward to the future of networking. The omnipresent and convenient life was what he was looking forward to at all times.

Nowadays, the Internet is gradually emerging in China. Although its popularity is still very low, Lin Zhenhua can no longer help but let Hanhua surf the Internet.

Zou Lei: "Xu Wei is already doing this. The company has introduced a window office system of Tianyu Information Company, which is currently only being tried at the Guangzhou headquarters. The Ministry of Internal Affairs issued a report and suggested that the system be connected to the Internet to realize information sharing among branches across the country and even around the world. I am currently asking him to conduct experiments."

Liu Yongzhuo was of course happy when he heard this: "The Internet must be handled as a major event. The current level of Internet development in China is still very low, but I estimate that within five years, the Internet will enter thousands of households. Enterprise informatization is an inevitable trend, and we should have a senior management staff to be responsible for this matter."

Zou Lei and Xian Yuguang smiled and looked at each other, and then said, "It turns out that Yongzhuo also has this idea, which coincides with the matter I and the president communicated privately a few days ago. We also think that the company's informatization construction should accelerate. I want to nominate Xu Bin as the information director of the group. What do you think of the manager?"

Xu Bin was one of the top students who introduced at the same time as Zou Lei, Xian Yuguang and others. He graduated from Nansha Municipal University and studied industrial software.

Over the years, he has been engaged in software development and management within the company, and now he is also a middle-level cadre. If the group wants to set up an executive in charge of informatization, Xu Bin is undoubtedly the most suitable candidate.

Liu Yongzhuo nodded: "I agree with this proposal. Xu Bin is indeed a good choice in terms of the candidates for information directors, but everyone will also learn more about it and see if there are any other candidates. We will discuss it in a few days. Zou Lei, you can continue to talk about the issue of freedom forging."

"Well, okay." Zou Lei responded. He looked through his notebook and continued: "As for large free forging machines, we currently have three solutions, namely 11,000 tons and 150,000 tons. The first two forging machines have prototypes in China, and the forging machines that are not difficult to imitate are currently not in the world. If we want to build them, there will be a lot of technical difficulties."

"Someone has to do it first. It's time for our company to lead the world trend." Liu Yongzhuo said softly.

Liu Yongzhuo is a major in machinery and has some understanding of the development history of large forging presses. The world's earliest 10,000-ton free forging presses can be traced back to the 19th century. After entering the 20th century, various industrial powers have built their own 10,000-ton free forging presses.

So far, in this space and time, the world's largest tonnage of hydraulic and hydraulic presses is 14,000 tons, mainly concentrated in Japan and the United States. As the manufacturing industry declines, the demand for large forgings gradually decreases and market demand shrinks.

They had to close more than a dozen large casting and forging factories and demolish more than a dozen forging machines of more than 6,000 tons. As for the construction of forging machines of more than 10,000 tons, they were even more stagnant. This is why during World War II, a mere United States actually exceeded the total production capacity of Europe.

In contrast to Europe, under the guidance of the Hualian government, China gradually became the center of world industry, with large-scale complete sets of equipment emerging one after another. The demand for large forgings is increasing day by day.

In 1943, China built four new free forging machines of more than 10,000 tons. Three of them were the treasures of Tianyu Group, namely 15,000 tons, 16,000 tons hydraulic presses, and 16,500 tons hydraulic presses in one state.

The other is the military's 18,500-ton hydraulic press, which exceeds the tonnage of the largest free forging machine abroad.

What Liu Yongzhuo has to do now is to advance this process ten years. In his eyes, tens of tons of free forging machines are not a problem at all.

Seeing the importance of large forging machines, Huayang Heavy Industry, which is the Liu family, is not the only one who can have the confidence to make up the mind to build large forging machines. Nowadays, Huayang is the only one who can have the confidence to make up his mind to build large forging machines.

Zou Lei made a rough calculation and built a large hydraulic press of 15,000 tons. It would take about 10 million yuan to invest. This money is still a lot for many companies, but it is not a great thing for the Liu family.

In addition to funding obstacles, another reason why other companies are unwilling to build large forging machines is that they cannot guarantee the saturation of forging business. If the forging machine built by thousands of dollars is there to do nothing to do, this waste is also very large.

But Huayang Heavy Industry has no such concern. In addition to the businesses of various companies under Xinghua News Agency Group, it can also obtain business from the Chemical Equipment Alliance and the member units of the Machine Tool Industry Alliance, which is still in the prototype. With these businesses, the construction investment of large forging machines can be quickly recovered.

Huayang's executives gave unanimous votes to build a 15,000-ton scale proposed by Liu Yongzhuo. Everyone was mainly worried that it was not necessary to use such a large-tonnage forging machine, and there were technical risks. But since Liu Yongzhuo was so confident, everyone naturally no longer hesitated.

These people have a hot industrial heart, and no one wants to catch up with their peers in Tianyu Group than them. They have the world's largest tonnage forging machine.

After setting up his thoughts, Liu Yongzhuo packed his luggage and was about to go out again. This time he was going to Nanjing to seek support from the National Economic Planning Strategy Committee and the Machinery Strategy Committee for the large forging project.

Hua Yang himself was able to raise funds needed to build forging machines, but he was not sure about the technology. He needed domestic design and manufacturing units to provide assistance. The launch of a 15,000-ton large forging machine will have an improvement in the industrial level of the entire country, so Liu Yongzhuo must ask the authorities for help in such matters.

The housekeeper at home came to the factory office to send Liu Yongzhuo into the car. Liu Yongzhuo apologized and said apologetically to the housekeeper Wu, "Uncle Wu, I'm so embarrassed. I have to go on a business trip again. My father still has to ask you to take care of him."

Uncle Wu also looked helpless: "Xiaozhuo, when are you planning to be busy with Xiaoxin? It turned out that you were on a business trip alone. Now Xiaoxin has become a secret chief, becoming more busy than you. She is not in Guangzhou all day long. Do you think your home still looks like a home?"

Although he was only in his twenties, he got married very early, just like most Chinese people in this era. Liu Yongzhuo's wife was the girl he met when he was studying, named Lin Xiner. His family background can only be said to be ordinary, but he is quiet and smart.

Just like other elders, Uncle Wu is also very concerned about the issue of the Liu family's offspring. "Xiao Zhuo, you and Xin'er have been married for almost a year, why haven't you moved yet?"

This made Liu Yongzhuo very embarrassed. In fact, the couple still wanted to have a world of two people for a few years, so they were not in a hurry to have children. They had contraceptive measures every time. But in this era, this kind of thing is not in line with tradition, so Liu Yongzhuo dared not say it out loud.

He had to explain this: "Xin'er is now the secretary-general of the Chemical Equipment Alliance and often has to coordinate the affairs in the alliance. Recently, in order to deal with the shortage of oil resources, the country and Qingzhu Chemical have also launched a special project for coal liquefaction, and the main part of it is undertaken by the Chemical Equipment Alliance. This matter is a major event related to the country's energy security in the next few decades. She has been busy with this matter recently."

"I know, you are all busy with big things." Wu Bo said, "But, you are busy with work, so you should take some time to do your own private affairs?"

"Private affairs? What private affairs?" Liu Yongzhuo deliberately pretended to be stupid.

Uncle Wu first looked around, then pulled Liu Yongzhuo aside, and whispered: "Xiaozhuo, I'm old and stayed in the Liu family for the rest of my life, so I have no expectations. But I have always had one thing in mind, we think you and Xiaoxin should have a child."

"What! Have a baby!" Liu Yongzhuo was shocked and secretly felt funny in his heart, "Uncle Wu. I am only in my twenties now and haven't even made a career. Don't rush to have a baby?"

He said it very well, but he didn't think much about the issue of inheriting the family line. He just came from his own inner demands and thought that he was still young and didn't have to think about how to be a parent.

Liu Yongzhuo was thinking about it, but Wu Bo continued to say to himself: "Xiao Zhuo, that's what I think, you are the eldest son. If you don't have a boy, even if you inherit the company in the future, what should you do in the future? It's better to make plans for such a thing."

These days, property disputes occur frequently in large families, and Wu Bo is also a veteran. It is normal to hear about it. The issue of inheritance rights is also a very important factor in the aspect of offspring. Wu Bo does not want Liu Yongzhuo to suffer losses in this regard, even if his younger brother is still very young.

"Uh..." Liu Yongzhuo was defeated. He didn't expect that Uncle Wu still had such an idea.

In fact, as early as when Liu Yongzhuo and Lin Xiner got married, Uncle Wu was already considering this. Liu Yongzhuo was grown up since he was a child. In terms of feelings, he was comparable to his grandparents and grandchildren.

"Uncle Wu. You are thinking too much. What era is now? Let's talk about giving birth in a few years. Xin'er and I are so busy that we can't take care of even if we have children." Liu Yongzhuo was still reluctant, but Uncle Wu was kind and he couldn't get angry.

After saying that, Liu Yongzhuo quickly got into the car with his bag. Looking at the car where Liu Yongzhuo was driving away in a row. Uncle Wu stood behind and sighed and shook his head, saying to himself: "This Xiaozhuo! No, I have to talk to Xiaoxin about this..."

Not to mention that Wu Bo was thinking about the old man’s thoughts, Liu Yongzhuo took a plane from Baiyun Airport and came to Nanjing. The driver sent by Xinghua News Agency’s Technical Information Research Institute received Liu Yongzhuo at the airport, and then followed his instructions and sent him to the National Economic Strategy Committee, known as the Strategic Committee, abbreviated as the Strategic Committee.

"Director He, I'm here." Liu Yongzhuo walked into He Yongnian's office under the guidance of secret.

He Yongnian raised his head from behind a pile of documents, looked at Liu Yongzhuo silently, then pointed to the sofa and said, "Oh, Mr. Liu, please sit down."

Liu Yongzhuo sat down on the sofa with a little timidity, and was silent for a while, but finally decided to say the most important thing first: "Director He, where has Lan Xin been?"

He Lanxin is He Yongnian's daughter. She once fell in love with Liu Yongzhuo deeply, but unfortunately she was not destined to be together. After hearing that Liu Yongzhuo got married, she ran away from home. Although she had greeted He Yongnian and his wife in advance, she deliberately blocked her information after leaving, and only occasionally sent a postcard to her home to report her safety.

He Yongnian and his wife were very helpless about this. When they missed their daughter, they were inevitably dissatisfied with Liu Yongzhuo. However, after thinking about it carefully, it seemed that Liu Yongzhuo was nothing wrong. The love and love of this young man cannot be forced, and He Yongnian just sighed that he had no blessings.

You know, it is difficult to find a son-in-law like Liu Yongzhuo.

Although He Yongnian thought so, the moment he saw Liu Yongzhuo, his feelings were still a little annoyed. Liu Yongzhuo felt a loss in his heart. When he saw He Yongnian's expression, he naturally felt a little timid, so that his name to the other party changed from "Lao He" to "Director He".

"She has never told her whereabouts at home, but judging from the postmarks of the postcards she sent to her home, she has been in Shanghai for a while." He Yongnian replied.

"Director He, I am very sorry for this matter." Liu Yongzhuo's face showed bitterness. How to learn to properly reject women's love is also a troublesome thing.

He Yongnian sighed and walked out from behind the table. He walked to the water dispenser first, poured a glass of water for Liu Yongzhuo, put it on the small coffee table in front of him, and then sat down on another sofa and said, "Xiao Liu, this matter has nothing to do with you, it is because Lan Xin himself is too willful."

"Actually, I have always supported your interactions. I have always hoped that Lan Xin can learn something from you. As for Lan Xin herself, this is her own problem."

"I think I have a responsibility, and I might be more serious in front of her." Liu Yongzhuo tried every means to weave a crime for himself.

When he was in school, he was He Lanxin's senior, and his relationship was relatively close. Even Lin Xiner met through He Lanxin.

He Yongnian looked at Liu Yongzhuo's serious face, and after a while, he suddenly smiled helplessly: "You little Liu, what's the point of asking people to tell you! Forget it, this is your young man's business. How does Lan Xin choose? It's her freedom, and I don't want to care about it. Let me reiterate, I support your relationship with Lan Xin. However, I hope this kind of interaction will not affect your relationship with Lin Xiner."

"Thank you Director He." Liu Yongzhuo said sincerely.

"You...ah, when there is no one else, you still call me Lao He." He Yongnian patted his shoulder, "Xiao Liu, we are friends of age. Our friendship should not be affected by other things. By the way, you came to Nanjing to find me this time. What's wrong?"

Basically, this emotional dispute ended here. For the rest of the time, the two of them no longer politely greeted each other, but instead went straight to the point.

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