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This post was last edited by Xiao Gong 1985 on 2016-4-12 at 10:22. As those working in the chemical industry, aside from our job tasks, we log on to Haichuan Forum to find information related to the fields we need or are interested in. Perhaps we also do this to meet like-minded friends here who can help us understand things we don’t know, or simply to keep in touch with friends. As a platform, HaiChuan, and deep processing of petrochemical products as a specific direction, have led us here. Starting this week, the deep processing section will feature weekly casual discussion topics – not for seeking help or conducting discussions, but simply so that everyone can get to know one another and communicate. Active members of this section are welcome to participate, and we also hope that members from other sections will come here to engage in conversations. For now this week, let’s use “HaiChuan’s interests” as a topic for casual conversation; everyone is free to share their thoughts. I hope you’ll all give it your support. At the same time, @Yitailonger @Guangongyu @Maoxianwang @Fengshan @BOSS
As the poster of this thread, I’d like to start the discussion. I’m Xiao Gong, born in 1985, and work in the petrochemical industry. I am interested in the field of \"petrochemical deep processing\" as discussed on Haichuan. As the moderator of the petrochemical deep processing section, I hope that this area will continue to develop and grow. I look forward to making friends with everyone here and exchanging ideas.
You’re so fast at grabbing things; even my own posts get posted after yours, haha. Keep supporting me!
Report! ! In which grade can I post questions? There’s too much I don’t understand
It can be done now; just post it after further processing. Or you can reply to the post where you want to ask your question. We all learn from each other*.
Initially, I came to Haichuan to gather information, sign in, post messages, and earn money; over time, logging on to Haichuan became a habit for me.
I’m here simply to learn*. The work is quite varied, and it’s necessary to understand pressure pipelines and flow meters. The forum is great; I like it