Medical supplies and profitable alcoholic drinks could not be left out either. Sorted into categories, there were several hundred varieties altogether, keeping Zhao Jiang frantically busy.
Next, Tang Wen threw himself into a steelworks in Yunhai City.
It was a medium-sized steelmaking enterprise, and its annual output should have been enough for Tang Wen's construction needs.
That was because Tang Wen's next construction project was a steelworks to produce construction steel. In fact, it would mainly produce rebar and ordinary reinforcing bars for construction.
He had no need for high-precision aviation aluminum or steel, which reduced the requirements for the steelworks considerably.
However, a steelworks was far more complicated than a cement plant. This time, Tang Wen would first observe, learn, and study.
Of course, he had already instructed Zhao Jiang to have a design institute draw up the steelworks plans and related designs.
Tang Wen had also instructed people to collect, organize, record, and compile instructional videos covering the construction of the steelworks buildings, the installation of a complete set of equipment, and steelmaking.
When he traveled back this time, he would select a group of craftsmen who had already been making steel in small workshops in the Chu Kingdom and have them study and work through the material carefully. They should be able to learn something.
When the time was ripe, he could build the steelworks.
Over two months, Tang Wen became thoroughly acquainted with all the craftsmen at the steelworks. Moreover, he spent several days personally working at every stage of the process.
At last, he completed his training. He should have reached the standard of a professional craftsman, with the skills of a half-baked engineer.
His phone, which had been switched off for two months, was finally turned on.
He discovered dozens of missed calls from