Rebirth of the Military Industry Power of the Anti-Japanese War

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Compared with Li Siguang, the geographer and meteorologist Zhu Kezhen is now more famous and more valued by the government. Hu Weidong just wrote him a letter with the mentality of giving it a try, but he underestimated Zhu Kezhen's patriotism.

.After seeing what Hu Weidong said in his letter, "Excuse me, sir, does meteorology play a greater role in the south of the Yangtze River, where the weather is smooth, or in the north where disasters are frequent?"

His family, who had always supported him unconditionally, came to Luoyang. This was undoubtedly an unexpected surprise for the Soviet area, because Zhu Kezhen was not only an outstanding scientist, but also one of the "four major principals of the Republic of China". Considering the foundation of the school, it was called

It is not an exaggeration to say that he was the best university president during the Republic of China. Hu Weidong would not waste his outstanding talent, and Zhu Kezhen did not disappoint him. Under his outstanding leadership, the newly established Zhongyuan University soon became one of the most outstanding university presidents in China.

One of the best universities, unparalleled in science and engineering...

The reason why Wang Ganchang and Tong Zhou accepted Hu Weidong's invitation was not only their desire to serve the country as much as anyone else, but also the economic factors that cannot be ignored. Although university professors during the Republic of China had high incomes, they were not able to accept Hu Weidong's invitation because of "the changes in the city."

Because of the "Dawang Banner", Shandong University originally had Han Fuqu's full support and its economic situation was not bad. However, after Xue Yue marched into Shandong and drove him away, the funding for Shandong University suddenly dropped sharply. In addition, during the Republic of China, although the university

Teachers' salaries are high, but scientific research conditions are generally poor. If professors in science and engineering want to conduct research, they often have to pay for necessary experimental equipment out of their own pockets (the conditions of Academia Sinica are better, but it is not that easy to get into, and

Far from having the freedom of a university.), and since experimental instruments during the Republic of China were basically not self-produced, they were either not available at all in China, and even if they were sold, they were often sold at sky-high prices. Sometimes even an old microscope cost as much as a university professor for two years.

annual salary......

Under such circumstances, Shandong University's salary cannot be paid in full and on time, which is undoubtedly a terrible news for Wang Ganchang and Tong Dizhou who rely heavily on experimental equipment. Therefore, Hu Weidong promised them to give them 100,000 yuan in scientific research funding and basic foundation every year.

After obtaining the scientific research conditions, the two immediately set off for Luoyang without hesitation, and also brought many colleagues and disciples with them, which made Hu Weidong extremely happy.

As for the famous doctor Shi Jinmo, because he was in Peiping, Hu Weidong went straight to the point and directly invited him for an interview. The Republic of China period was the most difficult period in the thousands-year history of traditional Chinese medicine, and national backbones like Lu Xun completely rejected him.

Although Chinese medicine was saved from being canceled by the Nanjing National Government because Shi Jinmo cured Wang Jingwei's mother-in-law from dysentery (which Western medicine was helpless), it could only sustain itself in the face of the powerful Western medicine.

Therefore, Hu Weidong's promise to give equal status to Chinese and Western medicine in the Soviet area was really hard to refuse for Shi Jinmo, who deeply loved the cause of Chinese medicine. Especially since today's Red Army, although its strength is not comparable to that of the National Army, it has already made people feel uncomfortable.

After initially seeing the hope of conquering the world, once the revolution is victorious, Chinese medicine will inevitably regain its due status nationwide, which makes Shi Jinmo even more fascinated. In addition, the great man's idea of ​​"integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine" is closely related to Shi Jinmo's.

It coincided with each other, so he agreed without hesitation to go to the Soviet Area to open a traditional Chinese medicine hospital. Accompanying him were many famous traditional Chinese medicine doctors from Pingjin and Tianjin, and their young disciples of no less than a hundred people. As a result, the medical and health undertakings in the Central Plains Soviet Area developed rapidly.

Coupled with the continuous increase in the production of penicillin, Mao Zemin and Zhang Hao, who became ill due to overwork, later received effective treatment. Even many comrades from the brother armies also heard about it. Historically, they also quit the front-line troops early due to overwork and illness.

As a result, Xu Haidong and others were able to continue to display their talents during the Anti-Japanese War...

However, the departure of a large number of teachers and outstanding students is undoubtedly a huge loss for the universities in the Pingjin area. The leaders of each school will inevitably complain. Moreover, in the eyes of some traditional scholars, it is best for intellectuals to stay away from politics and teach and research with peace of mind.

For example, Hua Luogeng’s mentor Xiong Qinglai tried his best to dissuade him from going to the Soviet area, because according to the original plan, Hua Luogeng was going to study abroad in July this year. Xiong Qinglai believed that with Hua Luogeng’s qualifications, he would hopefully grow into a world-class scholar after studying abroad for a few years.

As a great mathematician, it was undoubtedly very unwise in Xiong Qinglai's eyes to give up this good opportunity and go to the Red Army base area to "waste his studies."

Although he was deeply grateful to his teacher, Hua Luogeng still insisted, "If the country dies, what's the use of many achievements? The Red Army is anti-Japanese, and helping them is to save China. And students have always believed that mathematics should serve production and life.

, instead of just being used as talkative material to show off, going to Luoyang is just an opportunity for students to apply what they have learned and thought into practice. And mathematics, unlike other subjects, can be studied anywhere, not to mention if that

If General Hu is telling the truth, the conditions in Luoyang may not be very bad..."

Xiong Qinglai knew that this proud disciple had always been very independent, so he sighed and said nothing more.

Among the young people rushing to the Soviet area, there are not many who are as thoughtful as Hua Luogeng. Most of them are just passionate for the moment, and there are also a few who follow the trend. Although the conditions in the Soviet area in western Henan are better than those in the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region

Much more, but one thing is still unbearable for them, that is the lack of freedom. They cannot say whatever they want, see people as they please, and go to places as they please. This makes those young people complain. But Hu Weidong has his own reason for such a rule.

Chinese people have always lacked the awareness of confidentiality, and countless secrets have been accidentally leaked in history. Only with strict and almost harsh confidentiality regulations can we avoid leaks and gradually correct this shortcoming; secondly, the environment during the Anti-Japanese War was very harsh, and all parties involved

The relationship is very complicated, and the "left" ideas in the Red Party still have a great influence. When people are generally nervous and even allergic, if these young people act inappropriately, it is easy to cause misunderstandings and harm others and themselves.

For example, Tsinghua graduate student Xiong Dazhen died in vain because of this in history, and implicated a large number of classmates, colleagues and his teacher Ye Qisun...

But since Hu Weidong knew this period of history, he would not sit back and watch the tragedy repeat itself. In addition to formulating a series of strict rules and regulations, he also paid special attention to tragic figures in history such as Xiong Dazhen. Even if they were censored,

Hu Weidong also ensured that they could continue their original research topics and avoid a lot of unnecessary losses. In addition, Hu Weidong did not arrange the work of intellectual youths completely according to their needs like organizations in history, but instead took into account their personal expertise and interests, so that

The efficiency of scientific research has been greatly improved. For example, Xiong Dazhen, who historically switched to studying chemicals and ammunition due to local needs, was able to continue researching the infrared imaging topic he had started in college, and eventually grew into a world-class infrared optics expert under the care of Hu Weidong

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