Reborn in 1976, teach him how to be an official

"Of course, if we don't have enough start-up funds, we can also write that in the report and ask for support from the county and the region."

"In Chuzhou, the next step is to build central towns in remote mountainous areas as much as possible, relying on the radiation function of central towns to drive the rapid development of surrounding rural areas."

Liu Hongyi said with great certainty.

Secretary Wu breathed a sigh of relief, stood up, and extended his hand to Liu Hongyi sincerely.

"Hongyi, this is amazing... A conversation with you is truly worth ten years of study..."

Xin Yuanjia sighed deeply.

"I get the feeling that you're incredibly familiar with Chuzhou. You already have a grand strategy for developing Chuzhou!"

"Not only that..."

Xu Wenxin said with a smile.

"President Liu has turned Qinghua University into a monster, leaving everyone else far behind!"

Liu Hongyi immediately touched his nose and glared at Xu Wenxin.

My Lady Princess, are you going to appoint me as the president of Qinghua University?

"Hongyi, I'm very curious, where do all these strategies in your mind come from?"

"We have nothing to do tonight, so let's sit around the fire and have a good chat."

Xin Yuanjia was obviously very interested.

Liu Hongyi picked up the tongs and casually fiddled with the potatoes by the fire, shifting the heated sides to avoid them burning. He was even more careful when stirring the eggs.

Charcoal grilled eggs are extremely challenging.

However, the eggs are placed outside the potatoes, so they are heated for a short time and are far from the time to "explode".

"Brother Yuanjia, are you planning to do some research?"

"Correct!"

Xin Yuanjia blurted out.

"I've talked to you many times these days, and I've seen the strategies in your mind, but I only know the results, not the reasons. I really want to know how these fantastic ideas came into your mind."

It's very simple, you will know once you are reborn...

Liu Hongyi smiled, put down the tongs, sat up straight, picked up the teacup and took a sip of the warm tea. He said, "This question is quite complicated. If I must explain it, it can be said that it is influenced by history."

"Influenced by history?"

Xin Yuanjia became even more interested because his major was history.

"In fact, throughout the history of human civilization, every major social progress has been due to breakthroughs and developments in science and technology."

"For example, hundreds of thousands of years ago, humans mastered the use of fire, establishing their dominant position. Twenty thousand years ago, humans invented the bow and arrow, making it easy to hunt wild animals, securing food and more effectively protecting their communities. Around 4000 BC, we entered the Bronze Age, developing complex social structures, evolving from primitive tribes to the prototypes of states. Around 1000 BC, we entered the Iron Age, with significant developments in urban and military technology, and rapid progress in agricultural civilization, which provided society with more food and other supplies, ushering in a period of prosperity for human civilization as a whole. In the th century, the steam engine began to be widely used, ushering in the First Industrial Revolution."

"It was from that time that the emerging capitalist industrial countries gained a crushing advantage over the feudal agricultural countries!"

Liu Hongyi spoke calmly and eloquently.

"It was also the beginning of modern China's history of humiliation."

"The Qing Empire, with a population of 400 million, was completely defeated by Britain, with a population of only 20 million."

"This is the huge gap in national strength that has emerged after the generation gap in technology."

"Now, the world has entered the age of electrification and will soon transition to the information age. The gap in technological development will further widen the gap between countries. This cannot be bridged by any other means or methods."

"In 1894, during the First Matabele War in Zimbabwe, 50 British colonial policemen, using four Maxim machine guns, killed over 4 Zulu warriors. Just 1879 years earlier, in 1700, before the Maxim machine gun was even introduced, British soldiers armed with rifles and cannons were defeated by Zulu warriors."