After seeing his father leave, Wang Yue thought about what had happened at the Textile Factory.
Polyester production capacity was already in surplus, and the market no longer needed so much cloth. In other words, the economy was already having problems.
This might not just be a problem for the Textile Factory. It was probably an issue for the entire country, so production methods had to change.
Wang Yue could develop other things, but for him, everything would have to wait until after he graduated and was assigned a job.
The best thing he could do now was adapt to local conditions and find another outlet for the country's surplus polyester. They couldn't keep heading down a dead end with production.
Fortunately, polyester could be used to make nonwoven fabric for better masks. Wang Yue had lived through a crisis where masks were in high demand, so this had left a deep impression on him.
The country simply didn't have the technology for it, but Wang Yue had blueprints for similar production equipment. With his knowledge of machinery, duplicating it wouldn't be difficult.
Wang Yue figured that if a business like this were established in Suzhou, there would be no need to worry about polyester going unsold.
So he quickly started drawing up the blueprints, then took them to Lin Wufeng.
When Lin Wufeng saw the complete set of equipment blueprints, he was astonished. But then he remembered how skilled Wang Yue had always been at mechanical design, and that he was now a student at Qing University. It made sense that he was this capable.
What astonished Lin Wufeng was that Wang Yue wanted to give him the credit. That left him feeling rather ashamed.
Lin Wufeng didn't want to take credit from Wang Yue like that, so he