Knitting factory in Beijing in the 1950s, textile women workers, young and capable
The Knitting factory industry in Beijing has not been mentioned yet. In the 1950s, the textile industry was vigorously developed as an emerging pillar industry in Beijing. (Yuan Yiping, Wang Zhiyuan, Zhang Lishe)
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Knitting factory After intense construction, in September 1954, the state-run Beijing No. 1 Cotton Textile Factory, which had 50,000 spindles and more than 1,000 looms, officially started production.
After the completion of the first cotton plant, the second cotton textile mill, which is twice as large as the No. 1 cotton plant, has completed the plant construction of the state-owned Beijing Second Cotton Textile Factory. The machine installation work went smoothly.
In the spring of 1955, the state-run Third Cotton Textile Factory was also under construction. This is the staff measuring the foundation of the plant.
On December 31, 1954, the new party member of the Beijing Guomian No. 1 Factory attended the oath of the party.
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The wire of the first cotton plant of the National Cotton Factory is parallel.
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The workers in the six groups of the B-spinning workshop won the winning red flag in the labor competition. The picture shows that they discuss the production situation and existing problems on the day of the study after work to further improve production.
Old skilled workers are teaching young textile workers how to decorate textile parts.
At the same time as the production and construction of the National Cotton Factory, more than 20 three-story staff quarters have been built. These beautiful houses have become the new home of textile women workers.
In the past few decades, those young and capable textile women workers have long since retired and become grandmother-level figures.