Thirty Years of Turbulence - Chinese Enterprises

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Such a huge amount of raw materials, coupled with millions of recycled acrylic clothing and pants sold in and out of this extremely inconvenient place every year, yet the operators do not want to relocate, this phenomenon is very puzzling to later generations. A Wenzhou researcher named Zhang Renshou once used the "border area effect" to interpret it: "Most of the top ten markets in Wenzhou are located in places where water and land transportation are not very convenient. The only reasonable explanation can only be that in those places, leftist ideology is relatively weak and the constraints of planned economy are relatively small. Otherwise, these markets are likely to be shut down before they prosper. The experience of China's reform proves that the initial breakthrough in the old system often occurs in the places where the old system is least guarded." This theory can be said to be the key point. This can prove the perilous situation of Wenzhou merchants at that time, where the cunning and sourness of the pioneers of reform were mostly present. ①

By the end of this year, Wenzhou's professional market experience had received attention from the central leadership. At the National Rural Work Conference on November 29th, Vice Premier Wan Li highly praised Yishan's recycled textile industry and suggested that all attendees can visit and explore it. His speech was transmitted back to Wenzhou, and local officials immediately held a meeting. The loudspeakers were widely spread, finally allowing the shadow formed by the "Eight Great Kings Incident" a year ago to dissipate slightly.