In the past, the father's work style was quite different. The number of freight cars entering the rail gate each day was strictly limited; giving more to Wuhu meant Liaodong naturally received fewer, and many industrial enterprises were desperately waiting for cars to load their goods.
During that period, railway transportation prioritized the state's key planned materials above all else, while the demands of other industrial enterprises were accommodated only as circumstances permitted.
Wuhu's grain transport fell squarely within the state plan, so Wu Zhengguo's actions were entirely justified!
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