1949 I am from the future

[201] Change the graphite pile

In Moscow in March, in the chilly spring, the Soviet Foreign Ministry Building on Kutuzov Street stands majesticly. The ice and snow around the roof are melting, and the ice skates are hanging long, which looks a bit dangerous.The sidewalks of Kutuzov Street are cleared of snow every day, and today the cleaners seem to be climbing to the roof to clear the dangerous icicles from the sides of the building.

The inside of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs building is a different scene. The temperature in the building is high due to the sufficient heating, and the oriental trees in the shape of several pots of candied haws are lush.But if you stay here for a long time, you will inevitably feel dry mouth and itchy all over.

Wang Jiaxiang, the Chinese ambassador to the Soviet Union, is negotiating with Molotov, former Soviet foreign minister and current member of the Political Bureau of the CPSU Central Committee.

Sitting at one side of the conference table was the stout Molotov, with the natural slyness of a businessman, his round face with a kind smile, and he looked like a confectioner on the corner of Mihalinstrasse. The boss, yyng, seems to take out a handful of fruit candies from his pocket at any time. [

Molotov raised his playful mustache on both sides, smiled kindly at Ambassador Wang Jiaxiang in front of him and said:

"Dear Comrade Wang, regarding your country's request for assistance from the Soviet Union to develop technology for the peaceful use of atomic energy, this request has been accepted by the Soviet Military Equipment Committee."

When Ambassador Wang Jiaxiang heard this, his heart pounded immediately under his elegant appearance. He suppressed his inner excitement, and said calmly with the most common expression of a diplomat:

"As we can see, this transaction is positive for both of us. It will greatly promote the brotherhood between China and the Soviet Union, and it will also take a big step forward in our respective technological levels."

Molotov blinked and said: "The Central Committee of the Soviet has also preliminarily agreed to your proposal. Of course you have reason to be happy about it. My friend. I am instructed by the Central Committee and would like to ask you to talk about this further. The details of the transaction. You know, the Central Committee of the Soviet Union is very interested in this transaction."

Ambassador Wang Jiaxiang smiled politely, and said calmly: "We are willing to exchange two US-made J-[-] fighter jets, plus a large number of small electronic tubes we purchased from the UK through Hong Kong channels, in exchange for the Soviet Union's assistance in my country's development of atomic energy research. I think Such a deal would be beneficial to both of our countries."

Molotov took a sip of the coffee in front of him and said, "Ambassador Wang, the sample of the small British electronic tube you brought has been tested by Soviet scientists. The technology of the British is really remarkable. They have actually reduced the size of the electronic tube. It is a challenge for all peace-loving socialist countries and people. We are eager to obtain the manufacturing technology of this small electronic tube."

Ambassador Wang Jiaxiang said: "Our country has only recently obtained this product through our overseas underground channels and secret intelligence agents. After we got this electronic tube, we flew it to Moscow by air immediately. Great ally to share. In addition, we are still actively working hard to get all the technical data and drawings for the production of this product. Fortunately, our intelligence organization has also obtained some information about the United States and other countries. The military deployment of Western allies in Europe, as well as the design of the latest American fighter jets, not only that, we may also obtain samples of the latest American fighter jets from underground channels in the future.”

Molotov was greatly surprised by Ambassador Wang's serial revelations. His big brown eyes behind the round spectacle lenses on the bridge of his nose hardly blinked, his eyelashes were trembling, and he said with his glasses wide open: "It's amazing! It's amazing!

*vo!Your intelligence personnel are very good, and you can actually get these intelligences that even the KGB can't get their hands on.If the authenticity of these information can be confirmed, we very much hope to share information with you!The Soviet Union can provide you with intelligence funds! "

Molotov paused, as if remembering something, and hurriedly said politely: "In addition, we are very happy that the Chinese comrades were able to send this product to Moscow and share intelligence with the Soviets as soon as possible!"

Ambassador Wang Jiaxiang said: "We also very much hope to have further cooperation with the great Soviet Union in overseas intelligence. Our overseas intelligence personnel have also sent back to China this time some of the latest progress of hydrogen development mastered by the West. These materials I have also brought it, hoping that these intelligence materials can speed up the process of the great Soviet Union developing hydrogen. There is no doubt that we certainly hope that the Soviet Union can develop hydrogen first."

Molotov was taken aback by this.You must know that at this moment, the nuclear race between the United States and the Soviet Union has already begun.The first goal of the current competition is to see which country develops hydrogen first.As a result, in November 1952, the Americans took the lead in successfully testing the explosion.

Historically, the Soviet Union's research on hydrogen was misunderstood. They took a detour in the configuration and wasted several years in vain, so that the United States finally developed it first.

You must know that the Soviet Union actually started hydrogen research earlier than the United States. As early as 1948, the Soviet Union discovered the possible way of radiation implosion, but they never understood the importance of this principle physically.The United States only completed the proof of principle work in January 1950 and decided to officially try to produce hydrogen. It was not until 1 that the Americans finally discovered that radiation implosion is the key to hydrogen. This understanding was 1951 years later than the Soviet Union.

Ambassador Wang Jiaxiang looked at the stunned Molotov, and solemnly took out a document from the briefcase beside him.This document describes in detail the current progress of the hydrogen developed by the Soviet Union.It also describes the current progress of hydrogen research in the United States.Most importantly, the data clearly pointed out the direction of hydrogen research.

For ordinary people, this may just be a simple document and some crude hand-drawn drawings.But for scientists who study hydrogen, a few words on these drawings and notes can already point them in the right direction.

Molotov looked through these materials carefully, and said excitedly: "Ambassador Wang, these materials prove the friendship and sincerity of your country. I will report to the central government and try to make the price of the graphite pile cheaper. And Our technical assistance is paid! This is our greatest concern for a great socialist brotherly country."

Ambassador Wang Jiaxiang happily agreed: "Then, on behalf of the Chinese government, I would like to thank you for your support."