I Build an Aircraft Carrier in the Ming Dynasty

The bridge across the river is just one of many major projects in Shanghai, and there are many others that have already been built or are under construction.

For example, Songjiang Comprehensive Gymnasium is a super-large gymnasium that can accommodate 20,000 people at the same time.

The gymnasium is more than ten meters high and covers an area of ​​more than 100 acres.

This kind of building is very common in later generations, but at present, it gives people the feeling of incomparable grandeur and majesty.

Standing in front of the gym, I can only feel my own insignificance.

Looking at such a building, I can give birth to a sense of superiority that I am a big Chinese.

It is mainly used for football games, of course, when there are no football games, it can also be used for other purposes.

People in Shanghai could not even think about such a large-scale building before.

Today, Songjiang Comprehensive Gymnasium has become a landmark building in Shanghai, and it can be seen clearly from a distance on the river.

People who come to Shanghai for sightseeing, if they don't go to the gymnasium, it means that they come to Shanghai for nothing.

If you don't go to a football game and feel the atmosphere and scene of thousands of people cheering, it will be a waste of time.

Another example is Pudong Shipyard, a newly established company that is planning to build a shipyard capable of building 10,000-ton ships.

Although Dahua has no technology or plan to build a 10,000-ton giant ship, some people are far-sighted and think that this is a matter of time.

And shipbuilding has always been about long-term planning.

If we wait for Dahua to build a 10,000-ton giant ship before building a dock, the daylily will be cold.

Start building the dock now. When the dock is almost completed, Dahua's shipbuilding technology will almost be able to build a 10,000-ton ship.

The shareholders of Pudong Shipyard are quite optimistic about Dahua's technological innovation.

In the first year or two, who thought that Dahua could build a 100-meter-long cross-river bridge? Now, with the optimization of steel materials and the emergence of special steel, this bridge-building problem has been solved at once.

The 10,000-ton giant ship, this gimmick alone, has attracted the attention of this newly established company.

Even the Nanjing Stock Exchange hopes that their company can be listed, after all, this is a stock with great potential.

Bund Pier.

Two large cranes with a height of more than ten meters were particularly noticeable, which was also a major construction achievement during Ouyang Shiqi's tenure.

These large cranes, powered by steam engines, can move and unload two tons of cargo at a time.

Its unloading efficiency is dozens of times that of manual work, which is very exaggerated.

The appearance of the crane has made many dock workers unemployed. When the crane first appeared, it was also boycotted by the dock workers.

Those dockworkers are often organized in gangs and are very difficult to deal with.

And Ouyang Shiqi also used iron-blooded tactics, and all those who made troubles were caught and assigned to road construction.

In any case, there are many places where Dahua needs labor, and there is no need to worry about arranging them.

How could such a precious labor force be wasted on the wharf too much?

Ouyang Shiqi recognized some of Wu Changqing's development concepts, and used machines as much as possible where machines could be used.

Although the use of machines will impact the interests of workers in a certain industry and cause them to lose their jobs, these are all temporary pains.

These unemployed workers can always find jobs in other industries and continue to create value.

Some people may be better off after changing careers, while others may not be as good as at the pier.

However, these people who can't keep up with Dahua's footsteps can only lick their wounds alone.

If you have to be concerned about the life and death of some workers and dare not boldly promote the use of machines, then society will not be able to develop.

There were some bad effects, but the results were good.

This allowed the Ministry of Communications to have an additional workforce, and the construction of roads was accelerated.

And on the dock, because there are cranes, it will not delay things.

Even, because of the use of machines, the cost of goods transportation has been reduced, making businessmen more like to come to Shanghai to do business.

If the interests of those dock workers are considered and cranes are not used, the result is that the cost of cargo transportation remains high, the dock workers also earn hard-earned hard-earned money, and the construction of Dahua Road will be slower.

To sum up in one sentence, the labor force has not been liberated, nor has it been reasonably distributed and used.

This is unfair to those whose interests have been compromised, and human rights have been violated. But for Dahua as a whole, it is very beneficial.

In this incident, the centralized power of the feudal dynasty showed the superiority of the system.

They can ignore human rights and make decisions that are best for development.

The common people are blind, and giving them too much freedom is not necessarily a good thing.

If the human rights of these dock workers are respected, they must be 10,000 who refuse to allow the government to use cranes, which will cause them to lose their jobs.

They will only focus on a little immediate interest, and it is impossible for them to be so great that they voluntarily give up their own interests for the sake of Dahua.

Just like the power system of a certain country in the future, it is very old, it often breaks down, and it always needs to be repaired.

The government wants to replace the wires with new ones, and there are no doors.

With new wiring, workers who specialize in repairing electricity are going to lose their jobs. They don't feel that they should sacrifice themselves for the development of the country.

own interests.

On the contrary, most of them relied on being able to march freely, and then they kept protesting and doing things.

For their part of the individual, keep jobs and jobs. However, for the entire country, it was a disaster.

Aging power systems often lead to tragedies.

Some very developed capitalist countries in later generations often have very backward infrastructure, and there are some reasons for this.

Of course, only part of it.

In the process of development, capitalist countries have actually experienced an era of highly centralized power. In order to develop, the government has resorted to extreme violence.

Major purges have not only happened in a certain country, but in fact, there have been major purges in countries with different systems.

Sometimes violence is the best solution to a problem.

It's just that places that have mastered the dominant power of world public opinion are often able to erase these histories relatively cleanly.

But they can't completely erase it, and some can't change the past.

A person who doesn't even have basic rights is too embarrassed to say that there are human rights?

Another example is that in the era when power was rampant, what private property was inviolable, and the declaration of private property that "wind can enter, rain can enter, that is, the king cannot enter", is a joke in front of power.