HCB Chapter 829 60 Yaozu's Sister's Control Group
Chapter 829 60 Yaozu's Sister's Control Group
Hu Xuan could reenact it, since his divine sense was powerful and he could remember it after being directed by Xiao Yun once. But if you asked him to explain how it was done, what the structure and principles were, he really didn't know, at least he didn't know how to explain it.
Of course, Xiao Yun wouldn't do it herself, which would ruin her image, but she could send a telepathic message to Hu Xuan and have him repeat it. She could also help improve the machine tools used to manufacture the parts, making them more compatible.
To be honest, if she hadn't come along this time, and they were so far apart, she really wouldn't have been able to put on this act with Hu Xuan.
When they saw them coming, the people put down what they were doing and surrounded them. The two sides gave a brief introduction, and then Director Li, who was relatively tactful, said that they had a long journey and asked if they had eaten. He suggested that if they hadn't, they should go and eat together first, and then talk about work.
They did eat, but it was food bought on the train, and they didn't eat much. Over the next two days, Xiang Rou and her mother were a little scared, so they moved their berths to the upper berths of the train. They couldn't take food out of their space anymore, so they could only eat the food on the train with them.
Thinking that the supplies in a research facility are usually quite good, the food should be pretty good too, so it's a good opportunity to try it out, since they'll probably be staying here for the next few days.
Sure enough, the food in the cafeteria was excellent, living up to their expectations. It was probably to prevent the researchers from working themselves to the bone and ruining their health; with delicious food to keep them occupied, the chances of them forgetting to eat were much lower.
Moreover, the cafeteria environment is very good. It's not a large hall that leads all the way through, but rather a series of small cubicles. There are paper, pens, and rulers next to the tables, probably for when people have any sudden inspirations.
After the meal, there was fruit and dessert, not the Western kind, but the famous Daomou Village from Beijing. They had both sweet and savory options, and Xiao Yun tried them all. They were indeed quite delicious.
After finishing their meal, they went straight back to the workshop they had been in before. Since the machines were still there, they decided to call it the workshop for now.
Then the couple were led to a sidecar motorcycle that had been dismantled into pieces, with each part neatly arranged.
This sidecar is the same model as the one they modified. They're having them modify it again, learning it from scratch.
Regardless, time is tight and the task is heavy, so Hu Xuan doesn't plan to stay here for long. Teaching this is simpler.
He first asked them to prepare the parts they would need, which were all available here. Any parts that weren't suitable could be modified slightly. During the operation, the group kept asking questions, all about the central control unit.
While helping Hu Xuan hand over tools and parts, Xiao Yun transmitted her thoughts to him, asking him to repeat what she had said, and to try to use vocabulary that everyone could understand at this time.
The group's eyes lit up as they listened, as if they had discovered a new continent. Once they roughly understood, they began to ask other questions, such as whether this central control system could be installed on other modes of transportation.
Of course it's feasible. Cars, airplanes, tanks, and even cannons could be used. In later generations, this technology was widely adopted, and it's even found in children's toys.
Of course, military use is the priority now, since the border has not been peaceful in recent years. This three-wheeled vehicle, which can be used on both land and snow, is perfect for use on the northern and western borders.
The two border areas are covered in ice and snow for a long time, and the soldiers there patrol on foot. The snow is too thick and the roads are too slippery for cars to travel.
With this, things will be different; it not only increases efficiency but also reduces casualties.
Even people who live there year-round can easily get lost; in such a snowy landscape, finding your way is very difficult.
Another option is to follow the footprints back, as it might be snowing when you came, and by the time you get back, the footprints will have been completely filled in and you won't be able to see them at all.
They also plant national flags along the way, but their manpower is limited. Even if a small team carries them, how far can they plant them? If the wind is strong, they might be blown over and buried by the snow, so it's really tough there.
If we had this kind of vehicle, things would be different. We could carry more equipment, and if we were fast enough, we could even follow the tire tracks back to our original location.
Fortunately, computers already existed at this time. Personal computers were already widespread in some developed countries, and many were also introduced to China after the opening up. So these people could understand programming and such, and it was believed that they could replicate it soon.
Once they understood it, the rest was relatively easy to operate. So, they stayed there for more than two weeks, and I taught them everything I could. I didn't do anything innovative to avoid them not being able to digest it and increasing their stay.
Let them innovate on their own. We should believe that the Chinese people have boundless imaginations. With just a little inspiration, they can unleash their creativity infinitely.
Hu Xuan can't stay here for too long, after all, he's the head of a county and has a lot of things to manage.
Fortunately, he brought Li Heming and Zhang Jianzhong with him. He had trained these two trusted confidants to be very capable, and they followed him wholeheartedly. He felt very at ease entrusting many things to them.
Of course, if they had any ulterior motives, Xiao Yun would have already given them loyalty tokens; she had plenty of those.
However, Hu Xuan has a lot of personal charm, so that saves us some trouble.
The day before they returned, they visited Hu Xuan's former boss and also accepted Xiang Rou's invitation to visit the Xiang family.
The Xiang family did this to thank them for helping to save the child; otherwise, Xiang Rou alone would have panicked and the child might have ended up somewhere else.
The two thugs' purpose was quickly discovered: they were members of the spy organization that Xiang's father was investigating, and they planned to kidnap the child and exchange him for their leader.
If the child is really arrested, the father won't be able to fulfill the other party's wishes. After all, it's not something he can do alone; it requires the cooperation of multiple departments to investigate. In that case, the child's chances of survival are very slim.
After meeting and exchanging ideas, Hu Xuan and Xiang Rou's father, Xiang Shiwei, became close friends despite their age difference.
Well, birds of a feather flock together; they're both cunning old foxes.
When they left, they gave their father a bunch of local specialties from the capital, and exchanged contact information with Hu Xuan. They told Hu Xuan to work hard for the next two years, and if he achieved good results, they would find a way to transfer him to the capital.
In local areas, it's just a convenient way to gain prestige, but if you have outstanding political achievements in the capital, it's a different story. Just like in ancient times, when officials from the capital went to local areas, they would be a higher-ranking official, since they could reach the ears of the emperor.
Of course, some people like to be local tyrants, since it's easier to be the only one in a small place. But if they are investigated, they will face certain death.
Moreover, Xiang's father also realized that Hu Xuan was not the kind of person who was content to stay in one corner; he was suited for a bigger stage.