It was the outbreak of the rising industry in Germany.

The United States also carried out a lot of reverse engineering in the early days, and they even poached the British technical elites at that time for this. The most famous one was the "traitor Slater".

It was him who brought the core of British textile technology to the United States. Of course, he received praise from the United States at that time. Andrew Jackson, who served as US president, later called Slater the "father of the American Industrial Revolution."

But in the UK, they called the father of American industry the "traitor Slater" because they betrayed the core secrets of the British textile industry.

Therefore, it is normal for the civilians of the British Empire to look down on Americans a little. Because as long as you know some history between Britain and the United States, you will know how this country rose.

Now, we all know that Japanese products are actually good. Japanese brands such as "Casio", "Toshiba", "Hitaki" and so on have a good reputation both in Japan and internationally.

But the truth is that in the 1940s and 1950s, Japan had extremely serious product quality problems, and it could even be compared with early domestic products. In European and American society at that time, the reputation of "Oriental goods" was very bad.

They also worked step by step and accumulated for a long time to form their own technical capital and finally completed transformation and changes. You should know that Japan still has a large industrial foundation and a large number of skilled workers.

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Tu Mengben came from later generations, and the people he came into contact with had more things. He knew more than anyone what a country needed to rise. Those accumulations cannot be completed in one or two days!

What this requires is the efforts of a generation, or even several generations! (To be continued. If you like this work, you are welcome to come to Qidian to vote for recommendations, monthly votes, and your support is my greatest motivation. Mobile phone users are please visit
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