Anti-Japanese War: I have a million soldiers and you call me a division commander?

They are deeply afraid that their commander-in-chief will get carried away and say something anti-scientific like, "I'm spending money, but you quickly train me doctors."

Seeing many people heaving a sigh of relief, Chu Feng smiled and said, "Why? Are you afraid that I might get carried away and set a target for how many doctors to train per year?"

As soon as Chu Feng said this, some people whose thoughts were exposed couldn't help but smile awkwardly.

"Do not worry!"

"I believe that outsiders should not guide insiders. I can put forward my ideas and requirements and let you insiders provide me with solutions."

"But I won't let my temper stop me from demanding that you fulfill my requirements."

Having said that, Chu Feng looked at everyone present and had to repeat his consistent philosophy again, saying: "I know that medicine is a discipline that cannot rely solely on throwing money to produce results!"

"The simple act of spending money is applicable to all walks of life, but its usefulness varies."

"Let me give you an example. Where is the best place to spend money? The first place to spend money is naturally the military."

"Spend money to buy the most suitable advanced equipment for the troops. Don't worry about how well our people are trained, but this is definitely a way to improve combat effectiveness in a short period of time."

"Because, the combat effectiveness of an army depends not only on the skills and tactics of its commanders and fighters, but also on its weapons and equipment."

"Commanders and fighters of the same military quality, all of them are regular soldiers, and at most they are equipped with Czech light machine guns and Maxim heavy machine guns."

"One is a sea of ​​semi-automatic rifles, assault rifles, rocket launchers, tanks, armored vehicles, mortars of various calibers, rocket launchers, and mountain and field artillery of various calibers."

At this point, Chu Feng spread his hands, looked at everyone and said, "How do we fight?"

“There’s no way to fight!”

"Some may say that it depends on willpower, which is true, but the example we are giving here is the combat effectiveness of troops with the same fighting will, the same technical and tactical level, and the same command ability, but with different equipment levels."

"Good equipment can indeed crush the enemy, just like us and the Japanese."

"It's very costly and produces results in a short time, and it's very applicable in the military."

"Besides the military, what other industry is most obvious?"

"In fact, there is no need to list them one by one. As long as they are industries that do not pursue personal ability and are not based on personal ability."

"For example, light industry and heavy industry, can we develop them if we don't have machinery and equipment, only workers?"

"Take the oil industry, for example. We have oil workers and oil fields, but we lack extraction and refining equipment. If we rely on traditional methods, how much oil can we extract and how much refined oil can we produce?"

"But there are some industries that can't develop quickly just by throwing money at them."

"For example, in areas like medicine and education, is throwing money at them any use?"

"It's useful. It can provide students with a better learning environment and allow us to buy them more practice materials they need."

“More medicines can be produced and purchased for doctors to use.”

"We can find more experienced teachers for them and give them more opportunities to practice."

"But these cores only give you opportunities, the chance to improve yourself, rather than directly improving your strength."

"Unless there's some advanced mechanical equipment that really helps us out."

"Because whether it's medicine or education, or for scientific researchers and technicians, ultimately their skills aren't acquired through money, but through their own time, hard work, and talent. Practice makes perfect, talent thrives, hard work, and lots of hands-on practice."

"Any industry that relies on talent, personal ability and experience over external support, is a waste of money with no immediate impact."

Chu Feng's words made everyone present nod in agreement. His words touched everyone's heart.

"Burning money is useful, but it's not absolute."

"Even in the military, where money is wasted to boost combat effectiveness in a short period of time, the same is true. Without an elite force, excellent commanders, and officers and soldiers who train day after day, year after year, to master these equipment, they will not be elite troops, but will remain a mob."

"Of course, I, Chu Feng, am not an expert in medicine. The First Military Medical College has been established. I will be responsible for paying the bills, and you will be responsible for the actual operation."

"My only request is to do everything we can to train a team of capable battlefield first aid workers."

"Of course, we can't just do it one way or the other. In addition to training capable battlefield emergency response teams, we also need to train truly qualified medical personnel."

"I don't have any sectarian views or the habit of worshipping foreign things. As long as it's useful, effective, and can be used, I will use it and I dare to use it!"

After hearing Chu Feng's words, everyone in the medical field felt happy but also under pressure. Happiness was Chu Feng's attitude, while pressure came from the fact that the task was not easy.

But there was still warm applause throughout the venue.

"Pah, pah, pah, pah!!!!"

Chu Feng still has a lot to say, not because he doesn't want to, but because he can't.

In his philosophy, the right path can be taken, and the crooked path can also be tried at critical moments.

Chu Feng has an advantage, that is, when starting up various industries, he focuses on both meat and vegetables, and the only criterion for judging is whether it can be used, regardless of whether it is good or not!

It works! It’s useful!

That's a good way!

As for formalization? Without the initial barbaric development, how can we achieve formalization?

Regularization is the ultimate goal, but the wild development in the early stage can inspire all kinds of inspiration and brilliant creativity to collide here.

If formalization is carried out too early, without a knowledgeable and far-sighted person to strategize, the company will fall into the problem of insufficient internal motivation, slow self-innovation and self-renewal, or even stagnation or regression.

There is nothing perfect in the world.

Just like a newly formed family, no newlywed couple will respect and support each other from the day they get married.

What outsiders saw as their mutual support was actually the result of their constant adjustments, compromises, arguments and quarrels over the next two to three years, or six to seven years, ultimately leading to a peaceful coexistence that was acceptable to both parties.

This is how couples live their lives. If a new industry wants to develop rapidly, it needs more debate, more competition, and more schools of thought, allowing people with ideas and intelligence to develop according to their own ideas.

Maybe many of these roads are wrong or dead-end, but for Chu Feng, their continuous forward movement means continuous progress for the medical industry as a whole, and the size of the medical industry itself is increasing.

When there are enough talents trained, the plate is big enough, the influence is big enough, and there is no shortage of talents, it can withstand the tossing and the elimination of the dross. After removing some "big guys" who have good skills but bad character and are industry cancers, someone will be able to take their place.

This means that the industry has reached a stage of initial development and can be standardized and professionalized on a large scale. It is time to eliminate the evil and restore the good.

What made Chu Feng have such thoughts and ideas was not his imagination, but the realization he gained from witnessing the development and changes of some industries in later generations before he traveled through time.