Siheyuan started as an unlicensed knight and became a hero of justice

Although he was confused for a moment, Wu Zhen immediately strengthened his belief!

You should do your job according to your position. Since I am now in charge of the job of deputy director of the National Security Bureau No. 12, I must do a good job of investigation and proposal!

Only when everyone does their part well can the country become better!

Has the country become richer over the years?

Hasn’t the income of the common people increased? People have gone from not having enough to eat to having enough to eat, and now we can often see meat dishes on the dinner table. This is progress!

It is indeed impossible to take care of all regions and all people, but the living standards of the vast majority of people have indeed improved!

Nowadays, many ordinary people have not only the four major appliances in their homes, but many families have also started to have electricity and telephones upstairs and downstairs, and even many families in cities have televisions and other electronic products.

Society is progressing, but we cannot deny all efforts just because there is a gap between the rich and the poor. It is normal to have a gap between the rich and the poor, but the gap cannot be too big.

Moreover, the minimum living security must be ensured. We must never have a situation where we have high-rise buildings on one side and people starving to death on the other!

Wu Zhen knew that there would be other shocks in the future, but since they had endured such hardships before, what were we afraid of?

Since there is a problem, we should solve it. As long as we are not afraid of difficulties and obstacles, we will be able to overcome them and create a sunny road of our own!

Gradually, the speed of social development and the gap between the rich and the poor grew in tandem, and differences of opinion on reform began to emerge in society.

State-owned enterprises, especially those in the old industrial bases represented by the three northeastern provinces, are in a difficult situation because they are accustomed to the planned economy and have failed to adjust in a timely manner. Many of them are on the verge of bankruptcy.

As a result, large-scale reform of state-owned enterprises began. In this process, about 60-70% of state-owned enterprises were reformed and reorganized.

This reform and reorganization is a double-edged sword. Although a number of enterprises have gained vitality through the reform, it has also caused a large amount of state-owned assets to flow into the hands of a few people.

In addition, a large number of state-owned enterprise employees have lost their jobs, have been laid off, and are facing difficulties in life, and are forced to fend for themselves.

Township enterprises also underwent restructuring, and many of them were transformed into private enterprises.

The rise in consumption of the new three major household appliances, namely televisions, refrigerators, and washing machines, has also enabled the economy to enter a period of rapid development.

However, the economic problems became more and more serious, and many people with connections and power took advantage of the situation to get collective property into their own hands without spending a penny.

The specific operation is to first evaluate the enterprise at a low price, then acquire the enterprise at a low price, then change a group of people to evaluate it, evaluate it at a high price, mortgage the enterprise, and then use this loan to start buying enterprises at a low price.

In this way, state and collective property have fallen into the hands of some people by getting something for nothing. Their method is crude, but it is "legal", and they are doing this all over the country!

Since the reform and opening up, my country's economic growth has made positive progress, and resource conservation and comprehensive utilization have achieved certain results.

However, economic growth is mainly achieved by increasing investment and expanding scale, and the investment efficiency is declining year by year.

The main approach to stimulating development is to increase investment, and technology is basically imported. However, the country's independent innovation capabilities are insufficient, and many of the imported technologies are production capacities eliminated by other countries, further leading to serious resource consumption.

In order to improve economic efficiency, many adjustments have been made, but the problems of the old planned economic structure have not been completely solved and new problems have emerged.

National policies have always been swinging between relaxing control and adjusting management.

Fortunately, the country put agriculture at the top of economic development, stabilized the household contract responsibility system, protected arable land, improved the circulation system, ensured increased grain production, and laid the foundation for economic development.

Industrial development has undergone an important evolution characterized by industrial replacement.

By the early 90s, industries had gradually shifted from the light industrial textiles, food processing, and home appliances pillar industries of the 80s to improving the level of equipment industry and replacing traditional technologies with modern industrial technologies, mainly in the mechanical electronics, petrochemical, automobile manufacturing, and construction industries.