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Chapter 464 Great changes! The east wind belongs to Zhao Weihong! [Please subscribe! Please vote for the monthly ticket! ]

"call."

A year's hard work finally bore initial fruit, which made the slightly haggard Zhao Weihong breathe a sigh of relief and reveal a smile from the heart.

Whether in terms of difficulty or depth of content, this paper on the synthetic construction of the troops is the most time-consuming and labor-intensive one Zhao Weihong has ever written.

After all, in the country.

There is no precedent for Zhao Weihong's research.

If there wasn't an American hawk on the other side of the ocean for reference, even if Zhao Weihong was given another year, he would never have been able to complete this paper!
However, Zhao Weihong's paper referred to the ideas and views of the Eagle Sauce in the process of building brigade-level synthetic forces.

However, the national conditions between Yan Country and Eagle Sauce are different, and the relevant ideas only serve as a simple reference.

Zhao Weihong's self-esteem and sense of responsibility prevent him from copying foreign ideas or taking Western views as the norm.

Just as Deputy Chief Wei said.

The Western world, led by the United States, certainly has its own leading and unique advantages in many fields.

But if you think that they are superior and advanced in everything, and even the moon in the sky is rounder than the one in China, then that would be the biggest joke in the world!
Yes.

Although Zhao Weihong referred to the mature views and ideas of the United States in the process of writing the paper.

However, the framework and development context designed in the main body of the paper are completely different from all the theories of building synthetic forces in the world.

without any exaggeration.

Zhao Weihong has found a completely independent path to build a synthetic force that belongs to him and Yan Country!
However, although the main framework and basic content of the paper have been preliminarily completed.

But it is far from mature enough to be published immediately or even to be defended as a thesis.

In the military community, there is a popular joke.

On the battlefield, the most worthless thing is military theory, but the most valuable thing is also military theory.

No matter how good a theory is, if it cannot be implemented in practice, it is just empty talk and has no effect.

Moreover, simple implementation is far from enough. It must be universal and scalable, and the value of military theory must be proven through practice.

Especially Zhao Weihong's theory that involves military construction.

Even more so.

Next, Zhao Weihong prepared to go to the grassroots level, take a walk and have a look.

At the place closest to the battlefield, I am here to perfect this thesis in which I have poured all my efforts.

If you calculate carefully, it has been three years since Zhao Weihong left the grassroots.

His military career lasted only five years at most, and it was indeed time for him to return to the grassroots.

If he continued his studies in the military academy, Zhao Weihong would almost feel that he was "out of touch with the masses", not to mention whether he would make the mistake of working in isolation!

Put the written paper in a drawer.

Zhao Weihong, who had not left the dormitory for four days, walked straight to the bathroom and stood in front of the sink.

In the mirror.

Zhao Weihong, who has always been very demanding of her own work style, looked haggard and a little sloppy due to working almost non-stop for four days.

Only the pair of eyes hidden behind the black square-framed thin-rimmed glasses flashed brightly and fanatically in the mirror.

This is probably the price you pay for “working ten times harder”.

About half a year ago, Zhao Weihong felt that his eyesight had deteriorated. Objects in the distance were no longer as clear and distinct as before, but always looked blurry.

There is nothing we can do about it.

It is impossible to sit at a desk for a long time without affecting your eyesight.

The only thing to be thankful for is that because it was discovered early, Zhao Weihong's myopia is not very high, only about 100 degrees. Strictly speaking, even if he does not wear glasses, it will not affect his daily life.

But the biggest benefit of wearing glasses is to prevent myopia from getting worse. In cases like Zhao Weihong where the symptoms are mild, regular checkups and replacement of lenses can help the condition gradually improve, or even restore to normal vision.

For this reason, Zhao Weihong chose to wear glasses even though the current symptoms are still relatively mild.

He didn't want his myopia to get worse, to the point where he couldn't tell the difference between people and animals at a distance of five meters when he took off his glasses.

How to train then?

This situation is quite good now.

He put on his glasses when studying theory, and took them off when he got to the training ground and put them in the glasses case. He practiced as he was supposed to, and he was able to study both military theory and military tactics without any problems.

It was just a pair of glasses that Zhao Weihong had to wear in her daily life, and she was a little uncomfortable with it at first.

But over time, Zhao Weihong gradually adapted to it.

Until now, except for physical training and sleeping, Zhao Weihong basically wears glasses all the time.

If paired with his slightly longer "officer's hair", that is, a small side part, he really has the temperament of a gentle and refined scholar-general!
Even his appearance has changed a lot. If you are not someone who is particularly familiar with Zhao Weihong, you may not be able to recognize him if you suddenly see him wearing glasses!
He took off his glasses and placed them next to the sink.

Zhao Weihong bent down, washed his face thoroughly, and carefully shaved off the beard that had grown over the past few days.

After some grooming, the haggardness and slovenliness on Zhao Weihong's face disappeared, and she became neat and energetic again.

Next, Zhao Weihong did not rush to take the thesis to tell Xie Guoliang the good news that the thesis was completed.

Instead, he didn't even bother to take off his clothes and fell headfirst onto the bed, sleeping soundly and unconscious.

In the end, Zhao Weihong was awakened by Xie Guoliang's personal adviser who was sent to bring him food.

"Wei Hong?"

"Bang, bang, bang! Wei Hong!"

Seeing that there was no response from the room, Xie Guoliang's personal adviser became anxious. He did not care whether to disturb her or not and immediately pushed the door open. He ran into Zhao Weihong, who had just opened her eyes and seemed still a little confused.

"Why are you here, Chief of Staff Xu?"

Seeing that Zhao Weihong was just sleeping, Staff Officer Xu, who felt like the sky had fallen in the last second, immediately felt as if he had "escaped from death", and then asked half angrily and half worriedly.

"You still have the nerve to ask!"

As he spoke, Staff Officer Xu took a step back so that Zhao Weihong could see the thermal box placed at the door.

If you count the one that Staff Officer Xu is holding in his hand, there are exactly four thermal boxes.

"Look for yourself! How long have you not eaten?"

"The principal doesn't let me disturb you. I just deliver the meals and leave every day."

"But I think if I don't bother you anymore, you'll starve yourself to death!"

After hearing what Staff Officer Xu said, Zhao Weihong looked at his watch, then at the sky outside, and then he realized belatedly that he had slept for more than a day and a night.

Forcing a somewhat embarrassed smile, Zhao Weihong wanted to get out of bed and talk face to face with Staff Officer Xu.

But as soon as he exerted force, a feeling of softness suddenly spread throughout Zhao Weihong's body, accompanied by a slight numbness, making Zhao Weihong unable to exert any strength. Finally, with the help of Staff Officer Xu, he finally struggled to get up from the bed and stood on the ground.

"We'll talk about what Staff Officer Xu has to say later."

"Let me eat a few mouthfuls of food first. I can hardly move."

Facing Staff Officer Xu's contempt, Zhao Weihong opened the lunch box and gobbled it up, finishing all the food in the box in a whirlwind. Only then did he feel his strength slowly returning to him and he felt alive again.

"Burp" Zhao Weihong burped with satisfaction, smoothed his hair, put on his glasses casually, and in just one second, he switched into the gentle and elegant "scholar-general" appearance.

"I slept too long. I'm really hungry."

"Colonel Xu, sorry to have kept you waiting."

"Humph!"

Hearing this, Staff Officer Xu rolled his eyes and spoke to Zhao Weihong with some concern.

"It's okay for me to wait a while."

"It's you! If the principal knew you were so hungry, he would skin you alive!"

"Wei Hong, just think of it as me begging you."

"I know the paper you are writing is very important, but you also have to take care of your health!"

Upon hearing this.

Zhao Weihong suddenly remembered the first draft of the paper she had just completed, and immediately walked to the desk and took out the paper.

An extremely bright smile also appeared on Zhao Weihong's face at the right time.

"You're right. You should take care of your health."

"We have to go back to the grassroots level. We can't do this without a healthy body."

"Wait a minute!"

Seeing that Zhao Weihong was so "receptive to advice", Staff Officer Xu was very satisfied at first.

After all, whether it’s Zhao Weihong or Xie Guoliang.

Every one of these master and disciple is a stubborn person that you won't see once in a century.

Getting them to listen to Staff Officer Xu's advice is harder than climbing to the sky!

But as Staff Officer Xu listened, he felt that the direction of things was not as simple as he thought!
"Are you going back to the grassroots?"

Staff Officer Xu stared with his eyes wide open, an expression of indescribable tension on his confused face!

"Didn't you say that you would start your internship when you finish your thesis?"

"Is it possible?"

"Correct."

He was met with Staff Officer Xu's half-shocked, half-inquiring gaze.

Zhao Weihong nodded and said calmly.

“It cannot be said to be completely completed. At present, I have only finished writing the first draft of the paper.”

"Subsequent improvements will have to wait until I go to the grassroots for internship and research, and combine them with the actual situation of the current front-line troops before they can be completed."

Listening to Zhao Weihong's casual words, the expression on Staff Officer Xu's face gradually became complicated. In the end, it could almost be called "twisted!"

Others may not know, but as Xie Guoliang's closest personal advisor, doesn't he know?
This paper of Zhao Weihong is not just an undergraduate thesis, but a master's thesis, which will be defended at the National Defense University in the future!

No matter which one it is.

These are all amazing resumes that Staff Officer Xu can only hope for, but dare not covet!
The most outrageous thing is.

With this resume, Zhao Weihong only had five years of military service at most!
Think of this.

Staff Officer Xu couldn't help but look at Zhao Weihong's shoulder with a complicated look.

One more year.

Three or even one silver star will appear on Zhao Weihong’s shoulder, and his rank will be close to that of Staff Officer Xu, who has more than ten years of military service!
Comparing people with others will lead to death, and comparing goods with goods will lead to throwing away.

If Zhao Weihong continues his current soaring momentum, it may not be long before Staff Officer Xu will have to call Zhao Weihong "Chief"!

"Ugh"

I don’t know if I was sighing because of the gap between myself and Zhao Weihong, or because of something else.

Staff Officer Xu silently picked up the thermos boxes that Zhao Weihong had not eaten at all, then turned around and asked Zhao Weihong in a low voice.

"I'm going to see the principal."

"Are you going?"

"finished?"

Hitachi pointed to the principal's office.

Xie Guoliang looked at the draft of the paper that Zhao Weihong handed to him, his old face filled with undisguised shock and joy!

Although Xie Guoliang did not ask about Zhao Weihong's writing progress in the past few days, he just arranged for someone to deliver meals to Zhao Weihong every day and provided logistical support.

But in fact, Xie Guoliang cares more about the progress of the paper writing than Zhao Weihong, the person involved!

Because he knows better than anyone the amazing value and practical significance of Zhao Weihong's paper!

In fact, whether on campus or off campus.

There are many important figures who are eagerly waiting for Zhao Weihong's paper!

One year is enough time for everyone who needs to know to know the paper Zhao Weihong is writing and the research direction.

Coincidentally.

With the continuous deepening of information construction and "division to brigade" transformation.

More and more problems were exposed.

The most direct and obvious manifestation of the problem is that the troops that have undergone the transformation from divisions to brigades seem to have returned to the period before the transformation in their subsequent daily work.

Simply put, the organization has changed, but the thinking has not changed. Whether it is training or subsequent troop construction, it generally still follows the old approach before the division was transformed into a brigade.

If things continue along this trend, then this grand "division-to-brigade" construction will be nothing but a waste of time and will not play any of the positive roles that were envisioned before the reform.

But there is nothing we can do about it.

Although the organization did change, the functions and composition of the troops did not change at all.

The only immediate change was that the mechanized infantry divisions and motorized infantry divisions became mechanized infantry brigades and motorized infantry brigades.
It seems that the changes are huge, but in fact they do not touch upon the essential issues at all. How can they possibly lead to immediate transformation and progress in the troops?

In order to solve this problem of “changing the soup but not the medicine”, it is imperative to carry out deeper and more soul-touching reforms!

For this purpose, many theories have emerged.

Many of them continue to copy the thinking of the Eagle Sauce and build all brigade-level units into "all-round" forces.

There are also other opinions that have gained more recognition and affirmation.

The most representative of these is the "brigade-level synthetic combat unit" that Zhao Weihong is currently researching!

This is simply a blessing from heaven for Zhao Weihong, and it is also the inevitable path that Zhao Weihong will take as his skills in information construction become more and more sophisticated!
Informatization is the basis of synthesis, and synthesis is the extension of informatization.

The two complement each other and are the contents that are inevitably touched upon as theoretical research deepens!
Now, it is time to test what Zhao Weihong has learned in the past three years.

Will it be a stunning success or a regretful ending?

It all depends on Zhao Weihong's paper to see what effect it will ultimately achieve!
(End of this chapter)