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2002年5月14日下午14时,我们如约来到上海电炉厂厂长办公室采访王金竹厂长。办公室不大,东西不多,很干净,窗台上几盆芦荟把小小的空间点缀得非常雅静。唯一不合拍的是在一排沙发顶部的墙上挂着一蝠真空感应电炉装配图,而不是世界或中国地图。这个电炉装配图自然就成了我们谈话的核心。 入世:机遇与挑战 “我国已成为钢铁大国,但质量上不去,主要因为我们的炉子不过关”。说这些话时,王先生语气有些高。我国已成为钢铁大国,作为热加工行业的重要装备——工业炉从数量上也是大国;同时,我
At 14 o’clock on the afternoon of May 14, 2002, we arrived at the office of the Shanghai Electric Furnace Plant Manager to interview Wang Jinzhu. The office is not big, there are not many things, it is very clean, a few pots of aloe on the windowsill embellish the little space very elegant and quiet. The only thing that doesn’t match is a bat vacuum induction furnace assembly drawing on the top wall of a row of sofas, not the world or the China map. This furnace assembly diagram naturally became the core of our conversation. Joining the WTO: Opportunities and Challenges “Our country has become a big steel country, but its quality is not going to be up, mainly because our stove is not closed.” When speaking these words, Mr. Wang had a somewhat high tone. China has become a major steel country and is an important equipment for the heat processing industry. The industrial furnace is also a large country in terms of quantity; at the same time, I