The car giant started by marrying the daughter of the king

Chapter 78 I...I can't do it

Jiang Hui’s prediction is still very accurate.

The factory soon sent Chen Qi as a representative to talk to Jiang Hui about the Ministry of First Machine Industry's arrangement for writing a book.

"Xiao Jiang, you are from our factory. If you need any help from the factory, just ask. You don't need to be polite with us."

What Chen Qi said was not false. Capital Automobile Manufacturing was really willing to provide Jiang Hui with all kinds of assistance.

Anyway, there is still a big gap between Jiang Hui's level and those of the senior executives. He is only a help to them, not a threat.

The number of books in this era is far less than that in later generations, especially professional books related to automobile design, which are extremely rare.

Moreover, those publications are mainly published by universities such as Huaqing University and have nothing to do with various factories.

Now the people at Capital Automobile Manufacturing Plant have the hope of publishing a book on "Automobile Design" that is leading in the country in terms of professional level, so Chen Qi and his team are naturally very enthusiastic.

"Thanks to Chief Engineer Chen for his support. The BJ212 upgrade project is currently progressing smoothly. The drawings of various components are being drawn and are expected to be completed normally by the end of the month."

After hearing what Jiang Hui said, Chen Qi couldn't help but point it out directly, saying, "Don't the First Ministry of Machine Building want you to sort out the content of the training during this period, compile a professional book, and publish it for more people to learn?"

"Writing a book is very time-consuming and labor-intensive. The factory can arrange for personnel to assist, and I can even spare some time to discuss with you how to improve the content above."

Although Chen Qi felt a little guilty when he said this, being able to publish a book is still very attractive to people of this era.

"Chief Engineer Chen, thank you so much for your support."

"But I have already discussed the matter of writing the book with Professor Zhu."

"Many of the viewpoints in this training are what Professor Zhu told me before. I just flexibly sorted them out and gave everyone a training."

"The First Ministry of Machine Building now thinks these contents are still meaningful and wants to publish them as books, so I discussed it with Professor Zhu."

"I asked him to sort out some of his past manuscripts and notes, and then I worked with him to produce a professional book on automobile design."

"In this way, we can complete the instructions given by the leaders of the First Ministry of Machine Building in the shortest possible time."

Jiang Hui directly brought up Zhu Jiansheng, and Chen Qi had no idea what to say.

After all, Jiang Hui just graduated from Capital Institute of Technology a few months ago. He said that what he covered during the training was basically what the school teachers taught, and there was no way for anyone to find fault with it.

And when it comes to publishing books, Capital Institute of Technology is definitely more professional than Capital Automobile Manufacturing Plant.

"Although some of the knowledge is taught in school, there are so many students, and only you can understand it thoroughly and sublimate it on this basis."

"I think your contribution is indelible. When the time comes, your name should at least be included in the editor-in-chief of "Automotive Design", right?"

Since there is no way to give the credit for publishing the new book to the factory, Chen Qi must at least ensure that Jiang Hui, who works for the Capital Automobile Manufacturing Plant, is the editor-in-chief.

In this way, the final result will naturally be considered as the best in the factory.

You can add it to your achievement list when you make a summary at the end of the year.

"Professor Zhu and I will be the editors-in-chief of this book, and there will be several teachers from Capital Polytechnic Institute as members of the editorial board."

Chen Qi was not particularly satisfied with Jiang Hui's answer, but he could accept it.

After all, Zhu Jiansheng is Jiang Hui's teacher, and as the editor-in-chief, he himself seems unable to find any particularly strong reasons to refute.

Fortunately, he also knew that Zhu Jiansheng was not only Jiang Hui’s teacher, but also his father-in-law.

Therefore, he was not worried whether Jiang Hui’s credit would be embezzled in the end.

In the next few days, Jiang Hui devoted all his time to writing the book "Automobile Design".

Even when I get home I am still busy.

"You haven't even finished writing "Desire", and you're already writing a professional book. Aren't you too busy?" Seeing that it was already eleven o'clock in the evening and Jiang Hui hadn't handed in his homework, Zhu Lin couldn't help but come over to see what he was busy with.

Could it be that the charm of these books is much greater than my own appeal?

"Didn't we organize a training session for technicians from various domestic automobile factories some time ago?"

"The First Ministry of Machine Building wants me to organize the content of the training and publish it as a professional book."

"I have discussed it with my father and decided that we will be the editors-in-chief and publish the book as soon as possible."

"This is a good opportunity for Dad to recruit a few associate professors and assistant professors to join his editorial board and prepare for his future role as department head."

After Jiang Hui said this, Zhu Lin naturally would not object.

But she knew that "Desire" was very popular recently. The second issue of "People's Literature" directly serialized 6 words of content, which made the plot completely enter the climax of the first stage.

As a result, everyone will naturally be more looking forward to the subsequent content of this book.

Although Jiang Hui has been writing articles every day recently, there will definitely be no problem with the serialization of the next issue.

But Zhu Lin knew that Jiang Hui's original plan was to finish writing 50 words within two or three months, and then ask People's Literature to speed up the serialization.

Now it seems that plans are changing?

After this change, it is hard to say what the situation will be like in the future.

"Editor Ge should come over to pick up the manuscript in the next few days. If she knew that you have focused all your energy on the new book, she would probably be very depressed."

Zhu Lin was very clear about how high People's Literature's expectations were for Desire, and even had high expectations for the author Jiang Hui.

But judging from what he said, it seems that his main focus in the future will not be here.

This is a bit of a pity.

"How about this, I'll tell you the plot of each chapter of Desire, and then you'll be responsible for writing it."

When Jiang Hui said this, Zhu Lin was immediately stunned.

Write "Desire" yourself?
This definitely won’t work, right?

Apart from writing essays of a few hundred words when I was a child, I have never written a novel, and I don’t even dare to think about it.

This is no longer the era where anyone can just register an account and upload their work.

The social status of writers is very high.

"I...I can't do it!"

Zhu Lin looked flustered. He took two steps back and kept waving his hands.

She really didn't expect Jiang Hui to make such an exaggerated proposal to her.

"Why not? I have the outline and the detailed outline, and I will also explain clearly what needs to be written in each chapter."

"I'll even help polish it after you write it. You can totally do that!"

The more Jiang Hui talked about it, the more he thought this was a good idea.

He will definitely not focus on writing novels in the future, but he can consider cultivating Zhu Lin.

With so many ideas in his mind, if he could just put some of them into practice, Zhu Lin would be able to gain a firm foothold in the literary world.

This can be considered as a step towards the artistic career she likes, and it is much better than being an actor.

(End of this chapter)