State-owned enterprises seem to be unfavorable to marketization, but they operate well in this special period of Northeast China... The reason is that it is completely forced by the Japanese bayonet to work on the Chinese people, so there is no need to form any competition mechanism. Workers have to work hard under the threat of their lives.

At the same time, "one industry and one society" will reduce the waste of resources caused by competition, so it will form the most effective use of resources.

Zhang Chi is more concerned about heavy industries related to military, such as steel, coal mines, chemicals, etc.

The most important thing is of course the arsenal...

Zhang Chi flipped through the books and found that the Japanese army built a complete range of arsenals in the Northeast, such as a mortar factory that could produce mortars and grenade launchers. There were also gun factories, grenade factories... Basically all the equipment needed by the Japanese invaders could be produced, and even the production lines of fighter jets and bombers were available.

Of course, this production line is mainly aimed at the Chinese battlefield.

Zhang Chi soon discovered a problem... Although the industry is relatively complete, they are all with low technological content.

There is no need to say where industries such as tanks, warships, advanced fighter jets and other industries are, of course they are in Japan.

It is not surprising that this situation will occur. At this time, China did not have any advanced standard equipment at all. The main demand for the Japanese army fighting in the front was the army individual equipment, and the amount required was still very large, so the Northeast produced large-scale army individual equipment.

But this is still far from enough for Zhang Chi... What Zhang Chi hopes is to be able to achieve equipment, that is, he does not rely on US military supplies. Only in this way can he not be stucked by the US military.

Strictly speaking, Zhang Chi can already be equipped at this time.

But the problem is that such equipment means that the soldiers have to change the M1 semi-automatic rifle to the 38th cover... The fighter jets also have to change the old Type 97, which even Japan was eliminated.

Zhang Chi knew that such a dressing change was also feasible, because an army relied on the combination of people and weapons. When the Chinese Volunteer Army fought the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea, the reason why most of the troops were equipped with the 38th bulbs in the early days was because these arsenals had the ability to produce Japanese bullets from the Japanese. They used such equipment to defeat the United States-led joint team armed to their teeth several times.

but……

Zhang Chi is a modern person, so he would not give up just like that and allow the troops' equipment to be completely demoted.

What's more, a large part of the reason why the Chinese volunteer army could defeat the US military on the Korean battlefield was that North Korea's complex terrain was not suitable for mechanized troops to fight... This is also the reason why the volunteer army often fails and has to withdraw after fighting across the 38th parallel. The terrain south of the 38th parallel, South Korea, is flat and has convenient transportation. Such terrain is more suitable for mechanized troops to fight the US military.

Therefore, the battle ended up being able to tug of war around the 38th parallel.

The terrain of Northeast China can be different from North Korea and similar to South Korea. It can even be said that the traffic conditions in Northeast China are several times better than those in South Korea... This terrain is very suitable for mechanized troops to fight, which can be seen from Zhang Chi's rapid defeat of the Japanese troops stationed in the Northeast using "blitzkri".
Chapter completed!