Yellow leaves fell from the trees beside the road, drifted into a carriage below with the wind, and were then caught by a white hand.
Loran Hill looked at the tender yellow leaf in his hand. It felt slightly moist, and a few traces of green could be seen in the veins.
Autumn is here.
Since the Flame Conference, Gufia was incorporated into Clansia. After that, a series of arrangements for material allocation, personnel deployment, establishment of institutional branches, etc. were made. These were no longer Loran Hill's job. Clansia had its own mature system to do it.
She continued to tour the country with the Lagetis caravan, and now they had passed through the east, north, and central parts of Clansia, and only went to the west and south.
However, she had a general understanding of the situation on the south side, which was close to New Wilga. The only unfamiliar things were the two western provinces. One was close to the coast, with several ports and plain rivers, and the other was close to the White Cliff Plateau of the Holy Land, where the climate was colder and there were several roads leading to the Holy Mountain of Karenriel, the capital of the Holy Land and the place where the Seraphim turned into statues.
Before setting off to the west, she planned to go back to Solander to explain some things and to gather together her experiences and thoughts from her travels.
The carriage followed the convoy slowly across the hills and fields, heading towards the central part of Clancia.
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Two weeks later, Solander, in the royal palace meeting hall.
In this huge space, there is now a realistic miniature model, which is a map of Clansia and its surrounding areas. There are small mountains and rivers on it, representing the various landforms on the country.
Loran Hill, wearing an elegant white robe with blue edges, stood in the center of the hall, flanked by Pullman and other senior executives of Clansia.
"Long time no see, everyone."
"Greetings, Your Highness."
After a brief opening speech, Loran Hill picked up a slender pointer and waved it lightly in the air. A small fireball representing the sun appeared above "Cransia", and below it were forests, mountains, grasslands, etc.
"I've traveled extensively throughout the country and seen many problems that need to be solved..."
Loran Hill described some areas that could be improved and finally began to summarize.
"Currently, the domestic handicraft industry is very fragmented, resulting in many inconsistent standards and making it difficult to produce something efficiently on a large scale. This is a real waste of manpower and resources."
"Take the simplest example of weaving a bamboo basket."
"Many families go to the forest to cut bamboo and then come back to weave it. This seems to be no problem, but it is actually very inefficient."
“If the process is broken down and people organize it specifically, production will be different.”
"Some people specialize in cutting bamboo, some sawing and breaking bamboo strips, some weaving, some grilling and shaping the bamboo strips, and some installing the openings for the baskets."
"This will greatly increase overall efficiency, and each person's daily output will increase several times over. It will also be more professional and of higher quality."
"This example can be applied to many areas, such as textiles, porcelain firing, glass making, clothing production, and so on."
"At the beginning, we can focus on the distribution of domestic resources and set up specialized production facilities close to the raw materials, so as to produce on a large scale and then distribute them nationwide."
"Over the next few years, we will have a group of skilled employees. The concentration of this industry will also greatly promote technological advancement and reduce freight costs."
"In the long run, many ordinary people will definitely learn the relevant technology. Then they will set up their own factories to fill some market gaps and produce differentiated products..."
What Loran Hill said is actually the state-owned enterprises unique to many red countries. When the whole country has no technological accumulation and experience, the state takes the lead in trial and error and establishes a complete industrial system, and then small individual enterprises gradually fill the gaps in the market.
In this way, the entire market and environment will gradually become active.
First, we need to address the question of whether or not there is a market economy, and then the question of whether or not it is good. Blindly worshipping the market economy is not good. (This is just a personal comment from the author, so just laugh it off.)
After discussing some economic and industrial issues, Loran Hill began to plan the layout of some industries.
"Based on field observations, we can build two large water-powered stations south of Nied County and east of Wulin County to provide power for local industries. This will save a lot of coal."
Loran Hill placed the pointer at the junction of the hills and plains on the map model, where there were two rivers flowing down from the Sighing Mountains.
"In addition, the country should also start planning to build institutions of higher learning, that is, universities."
"The initial plan is that each province will have at least one university, and Central Solander will have at least five universities."
"Universities can appropriately carry out exchanges and competitions to enhance vitality."
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"We must not only teach them extraordinary knowledge and combat skills, but also cultivate their understanding of good and evil, their worldview, and their values. Only in this way can these students become the continuation of our dreams."
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"Replan the layout of major cities to leave room for future expansion, and plan sewer pipes in advance..."
The silver-haired girl spoke of the country's vision for the future, and the senior officials of Clansia beside her were deeply moved. Some of them even took out small notebooks and quickly wrote down these words, treating them as treasures for the future.
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