Hold Fast
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers of realistic subjects interested in state-owned enterprise reform and Northeast China's industrial revitalization
- Readers who enjoy reportage, nonfiction writing, and micro-history narratives
- SOE practitioners or managers seeking to understand restructuring and transformation through case studies
- Researchers and publicity personnel needing reference material on the market-oriented transformation of "Third Front" enterprises
Not a good fit for
- Readers who prefer light entertainment and lack patience for realistic subjects
- Researchers expecting pure theoretical frameworks or compilations of policy documents
- Readers with preconceptions about state-owned enterprise subjects who are unwilling to accept narrative approaches
Reading tips
- Begin with the table of contents and preface to clarify the timeline of Panguan's development before moving into specific chapters.
- Pay attention to key turning points before and after restructuring; consider making your own timeline of the enterprise's transformation stages.
- Read alongside public background material on Northeast industrial revitalization and SOE reform to understand the case's significance.
- Read chapter by chapter, reviewing the difficulties the enterprise faced and how it responded after each section.
About the publisher
Founded in August 1958 and restructured into Baihua Literature and Art Publishing House (Tianjin) Co., Ltd. in 2009, Baihua Literature and Art Publishing House is known for publishing essays and fiction, and it hosts the journals Fiction Monthly and Essays. Its 757 titles in the library span classic works, culture, folk literature, essays and miscellaneous writings, foreign literature, and general biography. They include Lao She's Camel Xiangzi, Zhu Ziqing's selected essays and Classic Essays, Fu Lei's Twenty Lectures on Masterpieces of World Art, and a Chinese translation of Ryūnosuke Akutagawa's Rashōmon, as well as cultural and performing-arts titles such as the illustrated Biography of Liang Qichao and A Dictionary of Crosstalk. Its authors include Lao She, Zhu Ziqing, Wu Qichang, Fu Lei, Xue Baokun, Gao Yucong, Wei Zhiqiang, and Ryūnosuke Akutagawa.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 序:致敬“磐管”
- 第一部 创业:“914”
- 第一章 “通钢”二期工程
- 第二章 代号“914”
- 第三章 老兵新传
- 第四章 德大屯
- 第五章 省一建三大队
- 第六章 大食堂
- 第七章 舍家为国
- 第八章 会战
- 第九章 报捷
- 第十章 惜别
- 第二部 国企:“红星”
- 第十一章 “管”惟厂本
- 第十二章 职工医院
- 第十三章 “电塔山”
- 第十四章 改革第一步
- 第十五章 村企冲突
- 第十六章 “质量是命”
- 第十七章 绸缪进城
- 第十八章 啊,劳模!(上)
- 第十九章 啊,劳模!(下)
- 第三部 改革:“磐管”
- 第二十章 改革第二步
- 第二十一章 三年扭亏
- 第二十二章 顽强自救
- 第二十三章 “混班生产”
- 第二十四章 改革第三步
- 第二十五章 流星闪过
- 第二十六章 断崖式下滑
- 第二十七章 改革第四步
- 第二十八章 独撑危局
- 第四部 重生:“铸诚”
- 第二十九章 断喙重生
- 第三十章 艰难启程
- 第三十一章 柳暗花明
- 第三十二章 “磐管”与铸诚
- 第三十三章 访“磐管”三代
- 第三十四章 关键在人
- 第三十五章 新时代对话
- 后记:真实的文学
FAQ
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About the author
Chen Xiaobo is an author about whom limited public information is available; the only work currently traceable is the nonfiction title Keeping Watch (Jianshou). Judging from its category, the writing leans toward documentary literature, a genre that typically draws on real events, real people, or personal observation and presents the texture of everyday reality through narrative and detail. The title itself suggests a theme of perseverance, vigilance, or long-term commitment, though given the limited available material, the book's specific content, background, and public reception cannot be confirmed. Overall, Chen Xiaobo's creative profile remains narrow at present, and the author's style and thematic direction would need more works and public information to be properly assessed.