On this day, 70 years ago, on December 19, 1955 (November 6, 1955 in the lunar calendar), the New China Sugar Factory was completed and put into operation. On December 19, 1955, the New China Sugar Factory was completed and put into operation. The factory is located at No. 9 Station in Jilin City and was built with the assistance of the People's Republic of Poland. It can produce 21,400 tons of granulated sugar annually. The New China Sugar Factory was one of the 156 large-scale projects in the country under the first Five-Year Plan after the founding of the People's Republic of China. At that time, the factory was as prosperous and prosperous as the present FAW Factory. Experts from many countries in the Soviet Union, Poland, and Czech Republic came here. Technical personnel from many provinces and cities in China also came here to participate in the construction. It is China's largest and most technologically advanced modern chemical factory in the sugar industry. It was once praised as the cradle of local industry and the pillar of fiscal revenue in Jilin Province. Comments: What was once a large state-owned enterprise has now collapsed.