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Chapter 1764 1765 A Busy Industrial City

In the Tongcheng of the Tang Empire, countless factories are busy running, presenting a scene of industrial prosperity. The factories here are like steel giants, consuming raw materials day and night and producing various industrial products.

Inside the factory, the machines roared, the workers on the production line operated the equipment skillfully, and each product was carefully processed and inspected to ensure excellent quality. The black smoke from the chimneys is an inevitable byproduct of industrial production. They intertwined into a thick smog in the air, adding a unique color to the skyline of Tongcheng.

Despite having passed environmental audits, this is still the most polluted place in the world. As long as you see those chimneys blocking out the sun, you know that the air here must not be fresh.

These black smokes are the witness of the factory operation. While polluting the surroundings, they also tell the glory and achievements of Tongcheng's industry. Although they will have a certain impact on the environment, it is these black smokes that have brought economic prosperity and employment opportunities to Tongcheng. Here, industry and economic development are closely linked, and together they drive Tongcheng forward.

As night falls, the factories in Tongcheng are still brightly lit. Against the backdrop of the night, the black smoke from the chimneys is more conspicuous, like giant dragons circling and dancing in the air. These giant dragons witness the prosperity and vitality of Tongcheng's industry, and also represent the expectations and visions of the people of Tongcheng for a better future.

In the industrial park of Tongcheng, modern factories are arranged in an orderly manner. These factories are well designed and neat in appearance, showing the atmosphere of industrial modernization.

As the production line continues to run, the workers are working busily and orderly, and their figures appear particularly firm amid the roar of the machines.

Each factory has its own unique production process and product features: some factories focus on high-tech machinery manufacturing, with huge crane mechanical arms waving flexibly in the workshop, accurately completing each production link and manufacturing precision parts; some factories are dedicated to the production of textiles, with colorful fabrics flowing quickly on the assembly line and eventually becoming exquisite clothing.

In addition to the busy production lines, the Tongcheng factory also focuses on technological innovation and research and development. They have always had the most advanced production equipment and technology in the world, and the workers here are also constantly improving product quality and production efficiency.

Under Tang Mo's orders, the Tang Empire's higher education institutions and scientific research institutions were accustomed to helping factories. These factories also actively cooperated with universities and scientific research institutions to jointly carry out technological research and development and talent training, injecting continuous impetus into Tongcheng's industrial development.

In the factories of Tongcheng, the workers are real heroes. They have made great contributions to the industrial development of Tongcheng with their sweat and wisdom. They are not afraid of difficulties and hard work, and always stick to their posts to ensure the normal operation of the production line. They are the real masters of this city.

It is precisely because of these hard-working workers that Tongcheng's factories can continue to operate, providing solid support for Tongcheng's economic prosperity.

In a busy workshop, a group of workers are concentrating on the production of tanks. Their figures appear particularly resolute amid the roar of the machines, as if they have merged into this huge mechanical beast.

The workers wore uniform work clothes, which were mottled due to long-term use and covered with traces of oil and rust. Their hands were covered with thick gloves to prevent them from being injured by the sharp edges or unpolished parts on the tanks. Although their work clothes were covered with stains, their eyes were unusually bright, full of concentration and love for their work.

The tanks they produced were invincible in the distant Western Continent, so their enthusiasm for production was unprecedentedly high. Orders had exceeded their production capacity, and it was expected that this busy state would continue until the second half of next year. In order to ensure victory in the war, the Tang Empire ordered the replenishment of 5000 Type 96 main battle tanks, and also required the tank manufacturing plant to develop new tanks according to technical requirements and send them to the front line to test relevant performance.

Now everyone in the factory, including the factory director and the chief engineer, is extremely busy, but everyone has a happy smile on their face: in this era, overtime work is still a happy thing, which proves that everyone's life will get better and better.

In the corner of the workshop, piles of steel plates, parts and tools are neatly arranged. Workers are doing their own jobs. Some are responsible for cutting steel plates, showing their superb skills in the sparks; some are busy assembling parts, and every screw and every steel plate is accurately installed in the right place; and some are operating the crane to hoist the turret produced in the next workshop onto the tank body.

Their movements are quick and accurate, and every step strictly follows production standards to ensure the quality and performance of the tanks are at their best.

As time went by, the outline of a Type 96 main battle tank gradually became clear. With the joint efforts of the workers, this huge mechanical beast began to show its might and power.

Every detail is carefully polished and every component is strictly tested to ensure that the tank can exert maximum combat effectiveness on the battlefield.

In this workshop, every worker is an important member of the team. They cooperate with each other tacitly and face the challenges and difficulties in production together.

Their efforts and hard work are not only for the production of high-quality tanks, but also for the great emperor! They are being loyal to the Tang emperor who brought them a better life and expressing their respect to the emperor.

When night falls, the lights in the workshop are still bright. The workers still stick to their posts and continue their work. They know that only by continuous efforts and pursuit of excellence can they produce better tanks and contribute to the security and prosperity of the country.

No one in the factory left, because the faster they produced more tanks, the sooner the war would end: their Emperor would become Emperor of the World, and every one of them was proud of it.

Not being able to go to the battlefield to kill the enemy is already a frustrating thing, so producing more weapons in the rear and sending them to the front line to help the soldiers on the front line achieve greater victory has become the little wish of these workers.

Everyone here is devoting themselves to this little wish, and next door to them, there are many factories like this that operate all night long.

(End of this chapter)