10年前,老工业基地不适应市场经济的“东北现象”曾牵动人心。10年后,长期市场不败的东北玉米、大豆等“铁杆农产品”大量积压,被经济界人士称之为“新东北现象”—— 深黄色、油乎乎的南美大豆被吸粮机从一艘远洋巨轮上源源不断地吸入粮仓,一艘满载色拉油的货轮正从码头鸣笛启航驶向内地。这是今年年初新华社记者在我国最大的榨油企业“东海粮油工业(张家港)有限公司”看到的情景。这些大豆是2001年中国进口的1396万吨大豆中的一部分。一位农业专家估计,这相当于国内大豆一年 Ten years ago, the “northeast phenomenon” in which old industrial bases did not adapt to the market economy had touched people’s hearts. After 10 years, a large backlog of “hard-core agricultural products” such as northeast corn and soybean in the long-term market has been overstated by economists as the “new northeast phenomenon” - the dark yellow and oily soybeans in South America are being sucked from a single ocean A steady flow of gas into the granary, a full of salad oil cargo ship is whistling from the pier sailed to the Mainland. This is the scenario Xinhua News Agency reporters saw earlier this year at the “East China Sea Oil Industry (Zhangjiagang) Co., Ltd.”, the largest oil extraction enterprise in China. These soybeans were part of 13.96 million tons of soybeans imported from China in 2001. An agricultural expert estimates that this is equivalent to one year of domestic soybeans