南京的博物馆有看头| 这场展览讲述《得闲谨制》背后的真实历史

Group 1 - The film "Get Idle and Cautiously Make" depicts the struggle of workers from the Jinling Arsenal during the Anti-Japanese War, highlighting their westward migration to Hunan to resist Japanese forces [1] - The Jinling Arsenal's westward migration began in November 1937, involving nearly 4,000 skilled workers who took over three months to reach Chongqing, where it was renamed the 21st Factory in March 1938 [1] - The 21st Factory produced various weapons that significantly contributed to the victory in the Anti-Japanese War, including the display of Maxim machine guns at the ongoing exhibition [1] Group 2 - After the war, the 21st Factory returned to Nanjing and was renamed the 60th Factory, which later became involved in supplying weapons during the Korean War and transitioned into an aerospace enterprise in 1965 [3] - The Jiangnan Automobile Company, established in 1931, also played a crucial role during the war by transporting troops and supplies, with significant operations recorded from April 1938 to December 1939 [4] - The company managed to transport over 36,300 injured soldiers and refugees, along with substantial amounts of goods, demonstrating its vital contribution to wartime logistics [4]