Chapter 809: 809
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Yang Jing didn't go to see the monument. It was nothing to see. It just recorded the glory here. It is true that it was once extremely brilliant here, but compared with the current decline, the monument seems to be more like a mockery, a mockery that human beings only know the endless demands on Mother Earth.
Yang Jing did not know when the monument was built, but it must have been built at the most glorious time in Baku. Although Yang Jing hasn't seen the most glorious period here, he can also think of it. At that time, Baku must be full of derricks. Countless crude oil was continuously extracted from the oil wells under these derricks and then transported to all parts of the world, which contributed to the development of the rest of the world.
But what about now? The steel forest once composed of dense derricks is gone, the oil workers who used to work in full swing are gone, and the once large number of oil tank cars like ants are gone. Now only the barren land and the houses that can even be described as dilapidated
The sight of this decline made Yang Jing feel inexplicable pain, and then he subconsciously shook his head.
The oil oligarch standing next to him saw that Yang Jing's mood seemed not high, so he asked, "why? Do you look down on here?"
Yang Jing was stunned for a moment, then shook his head again and said, "no, I just felt the previous glory from the desolation here. Although I haven't seen the glory here with my own eyes, I can imagine it. But it was the glory at that time that made the current decline more uncomfortable."
"Hehe, it's rare for you to have such an idea." Alec perov patted Yang Jing on the shoulder, "You should know that I was born in an ordinary oil worker's family in this city. When I was born, it was the most brilliant time in this city. At that time, with the development of Volga ural oil and gas zone, the output here decreased from 70% to 40% of the oil output of the whole Soviet Union at the peak, but Baku was still the Soviet Union at that time
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Yang Jing didn't go to see the monument. It was nothing to see. It just recorded the glory here. It is true that it was once extremely brilliant here, but compared with the current decline, the monument seems to be more like a mockery, a mockery that human beings only know the endless demands on Mother Earth.
Yang Jing did not know when the monument was built, but it must have been built at the most glorious time in Baku. Although Yang Jing hasn't seen the most glorious period here, he can also think of it. At that time, Baku must be full of derricks. Countless crude oil was continuously extracted from the oil wells under these derricks and then transported to all parts of the world, which contributed to the development of the rest of the world.
But what about now? The steel forest once composed of dense derricks is gone, the oil workers who used to work in full swing are gone, and the once large number of oil tank cars like ants are gone. Now only the barren land and the houses that can even be described as dilapidated
The sight of this decline made Yang Jing feel inexplicable pain, and then he subconsciously shook his head.
The oil oligarch standing next to him saw that Yang Jing's mood seemed not high, so he asked, "why? Do you look down on here?"
Yang Jing was stunned for a moment, then shook his head again and said, "no, I just felt the previous glory from the desolation here. Although I haven't seen the glory here with my own eyes, I can imagine it. But it was the glory at that time that made the current decline more uncomfortable."
"Hehe, it's rare for you to have such an idea." Alec perov patted Yang Jing on the shoulder, "You should know that I was born in an ordinary oil worker's family in this city. When I was born, it was the most brilliant time in this city. At that time, with the development of Volga ural oil and gas zone, the output here decreased from 70% to 40% of the oil output of the whole Soviet Union at the peak, but Baku was still the Soviet Union at that time
Yang Jing didn't go to see the monument. It was nothing to see. It just recorded the glory here. It is true that it was once extremely brilliant here, but compared with the current decline, the monument seems to be more like a mockery, a mockery that human beings only know the endless demands on Mother Earth.Yang Jing did not know when the monument was built, but it must have been built at the most glorious time in Baku. Although Yang Jing hasn't seen the most glorious period here, he can also think of it. At that time, Baku must be full of derricks. Countless crude oil was continuously extracted from the oil wells under these derricks and then transported to all parts of the world, which contributed to the development of the rest of the world.But what about now? The steel forest once composed of dense derricks is gone, the oil workers who used to work in full swing are gone, and the once large number of oil tank cars like ants are gone. Now only the barren land and the houses that can even be described as dilapidatedThe sight of this decline made Yang Jing feel inexplicable pain, and then he subconsciously shook his head.The oil oligarch standing next to him saw that Yang Jing's mood seemed not high, so he asked, "why? Do you look down on here?"Yang Jing was stunned for a moment, then shook his head again and said, "no, I just felt the previous glory from the desolation here. Although I haven't seen the glory here with my own eyes, I can imagine it. But it was the glory at that time that made the current decline more uncomfortable.""Hehe, it's rare for you to have such an idea." Alec perov patted Yang Jing on the shoulder, "You should know that I was born in an ordinary oil worker's family in this city. When I was born, it was the most brilliant time in this city. At that time, with the development of Volga ural oil and gas zone, the output here decreased from 70% to 40% of the oil output of the whole Soviet Union at the peak, but Baku was still the Soviet Union at that time
