"Old Qin, you guys are something else. I always thought you were just a roughneck who only knew how to handle guns and tinker with machines. I never imagined you guys would know about movies and culture now."
I told you long ago, as you get older, it's good to cultivate your artistic taste. Otherwise, in every meeting, all you do is talk about machines, and the other factory leaders will laugh at you for being a boorish old man.
The leader was amused by this joke directed at his subordinate. Both men were veterans of the war, having fought side-by-side and forged a deep bond of camaraderie.
"Old leader, what are you talking about?" Qin Zhijian was completely confused.
"The article in 'The Cinema of the Masses'? You haven't seen it yet, have you?" the old leader explained.
"Oh, so the article was published. A reporter came to interview us a while ago, and Lao Wu and I discussed it and decided that he would represent the factory in the interview. But, this matter concerning our old leader is worth your attention."
Qin Zhijian doesn't usually read these kinds of magazines, and he's not really aware of the magazine's influence.
"You, I just praised you, and I realized you're still quite the roughneck. This magazine is currently the most authoritative and influential in the field of culture and art in our country, and even the highest leaders pay close attention to it. Your film screening work fully embodies the principle that art should serve the masses, which I think is excellent."
This is the first time we've done this in the metallurgical system. No one has ever connected metallurgy and film before. Now I can tell the Ministry of Culture, we can't produce movies, but we can help show them.”
High-ranking leaders do indeed consider issues from a different perspective.
"Haha, old leader, it has nothing to do with you to tell the truth. We just got lucky. Because we have been showing movies to people in the surrounding rural areas, and then we came up with some innovations, which is why we caught the attention of reporters."
Qin Zhijian answered happily.
"No matter what, anything that truly helps the people is a good thing. You should do this well, persevere, and treat it as our social responsibility. In the future, I will have other enterprises from other ministries come here to learn from you."
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