My god, run!!!

Three months passed in a flash, and various infrastructure projects in Shuang'er Mountain were proceeding in an orderly manner.

The barracks that can accommodate 3 people have all been built, with 12 people living in one room. The barracks are distributed on the east and west sides of the Shuang'er Mountain base.

The barracks were designed with large bunk beds, with 12 people sharing one room. Each bunk bed had a heated kang (kang), and each room had a large wardrobe, with compartments for each person's clothes and personal belongings. Each room also had a long table and benches for 12 people to study on, and each person was given a small stool.

The rooms in each barracks are well insulated and cold-proof, making them warm in winter and cool in summer.

The barracks throughout the camp were built with ten squads per company, making it easy to tell how many companies were stationed there. Ten companies formed a battalion, a highly specialized configuration that formed one camp. Thirty such camps were built on each of the two eastern and western sides of Shuang'er Mountain, accommodating a total of 30 battalions and 30 companies.

Zhou Zheng built it this way just to prepare for a rainy day, because he was afraid that when war came in the future, he would have to recruit soldiers and there would not be enough barracks to accommodate them.

At the Shuang'er Mountain base on both sides, the bunkers on both sides of the road from the bottom of the mountain to the top, as well as the trenches connecting these bunkers, were all built. The entire bunker was a permanent fortification made of reinforced concrete. Unless 3-5 aerial bombs hit the same bunker in the same place, it would not be destroyed.

The moisture-proof measures in each bunker are very effective, and the ventilation is good, so it is warm in winter and cool in summer. The bunker is also equipped with beds, tables and stools so that the soldiers can sleep, rest and eat well.

Each bunker was equipped with a Maxim heavy machine gun and two Czech light machine guns, which could fire 180-degree, no-blind-angle, light and heavy machine guns at the enemy rushing up from the bottom of the mountain. In addition, each bunker was equipped with a large number of magazines and bullets, which could be made as much as possible.

Each bunker was stocked with a seven-day supply of canned beef and fresh water to prevent hunger in the event of a stalemate. Each soldier was also provided with a medical kit containing common medications to ensure prompt medical treatment in the event of injury.

Zhou Zheng had considered every detail carefully. When the soldiers saw the bunker environment, they were all deeply moved. They thought that following such a commander would be worth it even if they all sacrificed their lives.

Zhao Hu was very happy to see that Zhou Zheng was very satisfied with the construction of these fortifications. This is our Shuang'er Mountain base camp, and the fortifications here will definitely be first-class.

It was not until the construction of these fortifications and bunkers began that Zhao Hu understood what his elder brother Zhou Zheng meant when he told him not to worry, that everything would be ready in the future.

Seeing the piles of cement and rebar, along with all the necessary materials for building the fortifications, Zhao Hu was deeply shocked. But after the shock, he was overjoyed. With all these building materials, once the entire fortification was completed, he was going to be so awesome!

The villagers working there are happy and enthusiastic. They work every day with enthusiasm and energy. This is because the construction excavation tools Zhou Zheng provided them are so easy to use, which greatly improves their work efficiency.

Someone came up with the idea of ​​a two-shift work system, where one group works for 12 hours, then goes home to rest, and another group takes over. This allows for continuous work around the clock, even during breaks. This greatly improved work efficiency, and Zhou Zheng praised the person who came up with it.

Of course, this is all because Zhou Zheng has paid everyone's wages on time at the end of the month for the past three months. The same is true for these women. Zhou Zheng never delays or deducts anyone's wages.

Then, every week, Zhou Zheng would use large trucks to deliver large quantities of food, vegetables, and some meat supplies to everyone. All the villagers were very happy and blessed. You have to know that the daily food needs of more than 10,000 people are astronomical, and Zhou Zheng has never withheld food from the villagers in the past three months. Every week, large trucks would deliver a week's worth of food and supplies, and the full amount was distributed.

So, with all the villagers doing their jobs, having enough to eat and wear, and earning money, how could they not be enthusiastic about their work? The three months of work and life on Shuang'er Mountain were the happiest and most joyful experiences of their lives.

Zhou Zheng also asked the villagers to build houses that could accommodate about 6 people around the reservoir on the west side of Shuang'er Mountain. All of them were required to be able to keep out the cold and keep warm in winter and cool in summer, and to have complete living facilities.