秋风凉,落叶满地黄。望着眼前一阵阵小旋风卷起的黄叶,我的思绪一下子飘回到26年前的那个晚秋。那时,我在矿上机电科的铁匠炉从事司炉工作,说白了就是个“烧火的”。我们的厂房是一栋高大而宽敞的砖混结构瓦房,厂房的北半部是我们铁工组,南半部是他们铆焊组。很多时候,我们都是混在一起干活,因为有许多工艺都是重合的。俗话说:铁铆焊,对付着干。虽然我们不在一个班组,但 Autumn cool, leaves all over the yellow. Looking in front of a small whirlwind of yellow leaves rolled up, my thoughts suddenly back to 26 years ago that late autumn. At that time, I worked in the furnace at the mine’s electromechanical blacksmith’s furnace, saying that it was a “burning fire.” Our factory building is a tall and spacious brick-concrete structure building. The northern part of our factory is our ironworking group, and the south half is their welding and welding group. In many cases, we are mixed together to work, because there are many processes are coincidental. As the saying goes: iron welding, dealing with dry. Although we are not in a squad,