Rebirth: I am in Jin-Cha-Ji

The main job is to participate in asset appraisal and price the assets of all parties.

The next step was to establish the China Xinhua Consulting Company, funded by the State Council and affiliated with the National Bureau of Statistics, because this company relies on data for its livelihood.

The agency that knows the national economic data best is definitely the National Bureau of Statistics.

Both companies were established with state investment and required professional cadres to be drawn from the State Council to form their team.

After addressing this question, Zhou Bin continued, "There's another major issue at present. After the Ninth National Congress formally confirmed that mixed-ownership economies are also part of the socialist economic system, local governments have leveraged their land, buildings, and capital investments to acquire a large number of shares in various industries."

"Particularly for urban land, my country currently has no detailed land transfer terms, or policies for selling land. So, to circumvent the policy, local governments are using their land to invest in various industries.

"This can be considered as local governments and these industries developing together. These industries' assets and profits are increasing as the economy grows, which is a good thing for local governments. However, local governments have invested too much, and the total number of shares in various industries they directly control, indirectly control, or even only own small stakes in is very large."

"How to effectively manage so many assets has become a major issue for local governments. Local government departments are clashing over who should manage these assets. I believe the central government must take this matter seriously."

1115 Nehru's ambition

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Countries around the world are engaging in urgent consultations over China's hydrogen bomb explosion, considering whether China's possession of a hydrogen bomb will affect the world situation. They are also re-evaluating their relations with China.

Because China's strength has been growing, China's influence has been expanding, and it has grown to a point that no one can ignore.

Compared with other countries, the atmosphere in China is very good and everyone is smiling.

Who could have imagined that the Chinese Communist Party, which once relied on millet and rifles, now has its own atomic and hydrogen bombs? Everyone sat casually, and since they were all heavy smokers, even with the windows open, the whole room was still filled with smoke.

"Yang Quanwu, very good, very good. Your work at the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense is very effective. Your work has further enhanced our country's national defense security."

The Chairman looked at Yang Quanwu with great joy.

Since the Anti-Japanese War, countless letters of complaint against Yang Quanwu have been received, and the Central Committee has received them almost every once in a while. The Chairman alone has received countless letters of complaint.

Some say he engaged in factionalism, others say he had warlord tendencies. During the Yan'an Rectification Movement, Yang Quanwu was the primary target of the cadre conference in the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei region.

The reason the Central Committee hadn't adjusted Yang Quanwu's position was because of his outstanding performance in Jin-Cha-Ji and because Marshal Nie had consistently given him the thumbs-up. If someone else had received so many letters of criticism and complaints, the Central Committee would have adjusted his position long ago.

However, the Chairman has always admired Yang Quanwu. Although many people criticized Yang Quanwu for his bad personality and poor handling of relationships with colleagues, the Chairman still admired Yang Quanwu's character.

Yang Quanwu's character was bad, but not the kind that the Chairman hated most, the kind that bore the stigma of warlordism. Those bad personalities were simply the result of factionalism.

On the contrary, Yang Quanwu's bad character was more reflected in the issues he disliked. On matters of principle, he would never turn a blind eye or swallow his anger, but would dare to argue directly. This kind of character actually made the Chairman very admired.

Not to mention that since Yang Quanwu took over the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense, China's defense industry has grown by leaps and bounds, and the development of cutting-edge weapons has accelerated at an ever-increasing pace. "Chairman, our country has a group of scientific and technological personnel willing to dedicate themselves to the cause of national defense, and officers, soldiers, and workers willing to work hard for the development of national defense. With them, our country's defense industry will continue to develop."

Yang Quanwu was very humble.

"Yes, our country and our nation have never lacked heroes who serve the country and the people. It is because of them that our country and nation can continue to exist."

The chairman nodded.

He took a puff of his cigarette and said, "Now we have the atomic bomb and the hydrogen bomb. What are your plans for the next step?"

"Comrade Liu Jie, please report to the leaders on the next steps of the Ministry of Nuclear Industry."

Yang Quanwu did not report directly himself, but pushed Liu Jie, the Minister of Nuclear Industry, out.

Yang Quanwu's work in the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense was so outstanding that he was recognized by the entire Party and the entire Army. It was inevitable that he would make further progress in the Military Commission. At that time, Wei Hongjun, currently the Vice Chairman of the Military Commission, would be in charge of the work of the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense.

It should be handed over to Yang Quanwu.

Therefore, Yang Quanwu would rather give this opportunity to his subordinates.

Liu Jie said, "Chairman, leaders, the Ministry of Nuclear Industry's primary focus has been the development of atomic and hydrogen bombs. Now that the atomic and hydrogen bombs have been successfully detonated, the next step is to further enhance their power."

"So the Ministry of Nuclear Industry will have to move in a new direction. The Ministry of Nuclear Industry held a meeting to discuss the next focus of its work."

"The first is to work with the navy to develop our own nuclear submarines." When it comes to developing cutting-edge weapons, the army, navy, and air force all have their own ideas and tasks.

The Navy has long wanted to develop its own nuclear submarines.

So as early as 1958, the Ministry of Nuclear Industry and the Navy successively proposed the research of missile nuclear submarines, which was approved by the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense and the Scientific Work Committee, and also approved by the Chairman.

Subsequently, a group was established with Deputy Commander Luo Shunchu and others

The four-member leadership group is responsible for planning and leading the development of nuclear submarines.

However, the central government's primary resources at the time were allocated to missile research and atomic and hydrogen bomb research. Therefore, it was impossible to allocate significant resources to nuclear submarines. Consequently, current nuclear submarine research remains largely theoretical, with insufficient researchers.

"Nuclear submarines are a good thing. With nuclear submarines, we will have more means of warfare. We must develop nuclear submarines, even if it takes 10,000 years."

The chairman nodded.

He agreed with the idea of ​​the Ministry of Nuclear Industry. He turned to Wei Hongjun and asked, "What do you think?"

"Chairman, I believe we can steadily advance the development of nuclear submarines. With the successful development of our atomic and hydrogen bombs, we have already established a very good technical foundation in the atomic industry and have a mature technical team. If we can obtain some nuclear submarine technical support from the Soviet Union, then within five or six years, our nuclear submarines may be launched."

Wei Hongjun certainly supports the development of China's nuclear submarines.

Historically, China began to comprehensively develop nuclear submarines in 1965, and it took six years to successfully launch a nuclear submarine.

China's current conditions are far better than they were in the past. Furthermore, the successful development of atomic and hydrogen bombs has provided technical support for China's atomic industry and cultivated a team of its own technical personnel. Many of these personnel have been able to shift their focus from atomic and hydrogen bomb research to nuclear submarine research.

If the Soviet Union could support China in nuclear submarine technology, it would be a good thing for China. Even without the Soviet Union's support, with China's technological strength, it could succeed within five or six years.

"Ah."

The Chairman nodded and said, "Then the Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense, the Ministry of Nuclear Industry, and the Navy will jointly develop a detailed nuclear submarine development plan."

"Yes."

"Besides nuclear submarines?"

Liu Jie continued: "Another important plan of the Ministry of Nuclear Industry is the peaceful use of the atomic industry, mainly the development of nuclear power plants. If our country can develop nuclear power plants, it can also alleviate the current national power shortage. Our Ministry of Nuclear Industry's plan is to develop a

30-kilowatt pressurized water reactor nuclear power plant."

"That's a good idea."

The Chairman said: "Atomic bombs and hydrogen bombs are both weapons of mass destruction and are very terrifying to human society.

The development of the atomic industry cannot be solely for the development of weapons; more importantly, it should serve human life."

"Yes."

Because of the successful hydrogen bomb explosion, the overall atmosphere was very relaxed. Liu Jie's report on the work of the Ministry of Nuclear Industry was not a formal report.

Just as everyone was enjoying themselves, Wang Xinting, the Secretary General of the Military Commission, came in and handed General Peng a report. General Peng took a look and his face suddenly became serious.

He said, "Chairman, comrades, here is a telegram from the Kunming Military Region. There is new movement in India."

"What's wrong?"

"Originally, the Indian army was only active in Xinjiang and Tibet, but recent intelligence indicates that a large Indian force has begun moving towards northeastern India, near the Kachin Special Region. Furthermore, this force outnumbers the Indian troops in Xinjiang and Tibet. According to the intelligence we have obtained, there are at least five Indian brigades advancing here, with more Indian troops following behind."

After hearing Mr. Peng's report, the cheerful atmosphere suddenly disappeared. Everyone immediately came to the front of the map.

For more than two months, the Indian army has been advancing in Xinjiang and Tibet. The number of Indian troops at the forefront alone exceeds 30,000, and they are followed by tens of thousands of troops.

There is still a force of tens of thousands of Indian troops operating in the northeastern region.

"This is targeting our Kachin Special Region."

Deng Guo looked at the map and spoke.

It is impossible for tens of thousands of troops to be mobilized on the Sino-Indian border for no reason.

The sudden advance of tens of thousands of troops must have a purpose. The only place where India can mobilize so many troops is the Kachin Special Region.

"Do they have such a big appetite?"

The Prime Minister was in complete disbelief. He was not surprised that India was seeking to assert its sovereignty over Tibet and Xinjiang, as India has long asserted its sovereignty over certain areas along the Sino-Indian border.

But now the Indian army is still eyeing China's Kachin Prefecture, which is something that no one expected.

The Indian army's current actions are completely different from what Nehru had shown over the years. For more than a decade, Nehru had been leading the "Non-Aligned Movement" and presented himself to the world as an anti-war leader.

But look at what Nehru is doing now. How does he look like a leader of the Non-Aligned Movement? What's the difference between him and imperialism?

Wei Hongjun looked at the map and said, "India is preparing to completely draw the border with China along the 'McMahon Line'.

They want to draw this line not only in Xinjiang and Tibet, but also in Yunnan."

Nehru was indeed initially shocked by China's hydrogen bomb. China now has atomic and hydrogen bombs. If China is unhappy and gives India two, where will India go to seek justice?

But soon Nehru got the assurance from the United States. The United States clearly told Nehru that the United States recognized

The "McMahon Line" recognizes India's sovereignty over the region.

At the same time, the United States signed several cooperation agreements with India, provided India with a batch of weapons and equipment, and assured India that the United States would never allow China to use nuclear weapons and would provide India with nuclear protection.

This reassured Nehru. He was no fool; he understood that the US's wooing of him was necessary for India to do something. Analyzing the current situation in Indochina, Nehru understood the US's intentions. But just as the US exploited India, Nehru also exploited the US. The US needed India's help to contain China, just as India needed the US's help in developing its economy.

At the same time, Nehru needed a larger-scale victory to enhance his prestige in India and promote further reforms in India, but this required the help of the United States.

Nehru's courage grew. This time, he was no longer satisfied with taking over the hundreds of thousands of square kilometers of Tibet and Xinjiang. He also set his sights on China's Kachin Prefecture.

The Kachin Special Region, which China currently controls, also covers an area of ​​over 100,000 square kilometers. Furthermore, China's Production and Construction Corps has transformed this region into a remarkable place after years of development.

Myanmar, with its limited power, had no choice but to concede to China and Britain's abolition of the McMahon Line and the recognition of the Kachin Special Region as part of China. India, however, would not concede, and so it sought to seize the Kachin region. Myanmar dared not relinquish it, but India did.

Therefore, Nehru urgently mobilized nearly 20 troops into the Northeast region. The vanguard consisted of 5 brigades, which had already arrived at the Sino-Indian border and were directly facing the Kachin Special Region.

Nehru was truly determined this time. In the northern region of New Delhi, he prepared over 40 troops for the war with China.

"It seems that the 46th Army is short of manpower. We should send another army to Yunnan."

The Indian army's large-scale mobilization of troops put a lot of pressure on many people present. Before fighting with the Indian army, no one dared to completely underestimate the Indian army's combat effectiveness.

The Indian army is now mobilizing a large force to target the Kachin Special Region, and China must be making even larger preparations. "Old Peng, what do you think?"

"The 16th Army is in Kunming and can participate in the battle.

The independent divisions under the Guizhou and Yunnan Provincial Military Regions can also temporarily form a new army to participate in the battle. At the same time, an army can be transferred from other military regions to Yunnan.

General Peng quickly came up with an idea.

Nehru suddenly increased his troops in the Kachin direction, and China certainly needed to increase its troops as well.

The Chairman stared at the map for a long time and then said, "If this continues, the scale of the war between us and India will be huge."

Although I thought there would be a fight between China and India,

But Nehru's ambition was too great, and he began to covet China's Kachin Special Region.

As a result, the scale of the war between China and India is much larger than previously imagined.

China has currently deployed five divisions of troops in Tibet, and will deploy four armies in Yunnan. Together with the preparations made by the Xinjiang Military Region, there will be a total of nearly 20 troops.