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一千二百多人的俱乐部里,座无虚席。这里既没有“手工业者”的忙忙碌碌,也没有谈情说爱者的窃窃私语。人们聚精会神地开会听讲。是谁,有这么大的魅力,紧紧吸引着这么多的听众呢? 他,既不是驰骋沙场的英雄,也不是手捧金杯的体坛健儿。他是从一个玻璃工人成长为助理工程师的尉洪有同志。从学“画蛋”开始1961年,尉洪有中专毕业后,穿着崭新的工装,踏进了大连玻璃厂的大门,被分配在熔制车间修理口岗位当工人。工作中,他尝受了笨重体力劳动的滋味,也就在这时,一个改变玻璃生产面貌的强烈愿望在小尉的心头萌发了。
More than 1,200 people in the club, packed. There is neither busy “handicraftsmen” nor whispers of lover talk. People are attentively meeting and listening. Who is so attractive, so attracted to so many listeners? He is neither a heroes galloping battlefield, nor is holding a gold cup athletes. He is comrade Wei Hongyou, who grew from a glass worker to an assistant engineer. From learning “painting egg” began in 1961, Wei Hongyou graduated from secondary school, wearing a new tooling, entered the glass door of Dalian, was assigned to the repair shop in the melting workshop post workers. At work, he had tasted the cumbersome physical labor, and it was at this very moment that a strong desire to change the face of glass production sprouted up in the First Lieutenant’s heart.