Spy Under Sky Chapter 162

Gavin Lin had heard of Mr. Wang Zhu's great name in his previous life. He knew that he was not only the first design engineer of Boeing, but also designed the first commercial aircraft for Boeing, and was called the "Father of Boeing".

After Wang Zhu became the Chinese director of the Central Aircraft Manufacturing Plant, he made great contributions to China's aviation industry and aircraft manufacturing. Gao Zhihang, the leader of the four great air force kings of the Republic of China, was flying a Hawk 3 aircraft, which was officially produced by the Central Aircraft Manufacturing Plant. On August 14, 1937, Gao Zhihang officially took off in a Hawk 3 aircraft to meet the invading Japanese aircraft, and created the record of shooting down the first Japanese aircraft and a total record of 3.5:0.

Qian Xuesen, the most famous scientist in New China and the hero of the "two bombs and one satellite", did an internship at the Central Aircraft Manufacturing Plant before he went to the United States to study in 1935. His internship instructor was Wang Zhu. So much so that when Qian Xuesen recalled the 17 academic predecessors who had a profound influence on him in his later years, Wang Zhu was among them.

Facing other people, Gavin Lin might still dare to be arrogant, but facing an academic senior like Wang Zhu who has made great contributions to China, how could he dare to be arrogant at all?

He took two quick steps and came to Wang Zhu, saying respectfully, "Supervisor Wang, I am Gavin Lin, the deputy inspector general of the provincial police station. Today, I have been ordered to cooperate with the investigation unit of the security department to come to your factory to investigate a case. I wonder if Supervisor Wang can spare me a moment to talk?"