1928: The rise of giant merchants

When I first opened this book, I felt that although the subject of the Republic of China was relatively niche like the bubble economy, at least the domestic background should be more popular than the Japanese background, but the results are hard to say.

Now that the average score is approaching 1,000, I can still make a living. I will try my best to continue updating and finishing it.

When writing, I have been hesitating about one thing. Because it is a completely new subject matter and background, my writing method is a little different this time. I will add a lot of descriptions of the characters, backgrounds, and worldviews of the Republic of China period in the article, because when I was looking up information , the more you check, the more interesting it becomes.

For example, Xia Peizhen, Xuan Jinglin, Tang Yiying from the previous chapter, etc. They may not be as famous as Hu Die and Ruan Lingyu, but they still have stories and content, including Miss Huang Huiru, etc. I thought I would introduce them in detail because I think they are quite interesting. , if you don’t write it down, you may miss this popular science (?), and reading it can also increase your knowledge.

My books have been doing similar things, such as popularizing science in Suzhou, Suzhou Prison, etc. The same is true for many of the previous Shanghai Bund knowledge.

I don’t know how you feel about it, please give me your feedback.