Farmer of Shu Han

The first is about Ji Han's current social changes.

Some readers suspect that Ji Han will soon enter the industrial revolution, which is impossible.

If you don't believe me, go back and look through history books and political books.

To enter the industrial revolution, several prerequisites are required.

The most important thing is the huge development of agriculture and handicrafts.

Only with the great development of agriculture can there be surplus products for consumption and enough population can be raised for consumption.

The tremendous development of the handicraft industry can promote the germination of the commodity free economy and have an impact on the traditional feudal economy.

So according to the core land area of ​​Huaxia, what is the minimum population required?

In my personal opinion, it must at least reach the peak level of the Ming Dynasty, that is, over 100 million.

Because the Ming Dynasty already had the germination of capitalism.

The third step is to have enough origins of raw materials and dumping places of products. The corresponding history is the great geographical discovery.

This step can be omitted as long as the commodity economy can develop, given the advantages of the Greater China region.

In other words, Ji Han had to experience the great development of agriculture, the explosion of population, and the emergence of a free commodity economy before the conflict between the Xinghan Society and the imperial power became superficial and intensified.

Note that it is superficial and intensified, not that there will be no contradictions before then.

The second question is about the impact of the rise of industry on China.

I don’t think we need to worry about the inevitability of this historical development. You can't just let Huaxia stay in the dynasty's reincarnation just because it might happen, right?

And then finally let someone else wake you up?

Industrialization sounds beautiful, but the process is very painful.

From the current point of view, there are only two ways to go.

One is the Western approach, plundering the world and completing primitive accumulation.

One is the method of our country, which is the painful transformation of the self.

I don’t know how many readers have had an in-depth understanding of the contributions (sacrifices) made by farmers to industrialization back then, and the throes of layoffs in the 1990s.

How to provide compensation for the old age of farmers of that generation is still a problem that people dare not face directly.

Today, China has the most complete types of industries in the world. It did not come out of thin air. It is supported by generations and countless ordinary workers.

So if you want to develop industry, which path do you plan to choose?

The law of the world's national jungle is not only literal, but also exists in reality.

We can have the heart of Mary, but not too overflowing.

Of course, what the soil turtle did was just laying the foundation for future generations.

Nor can he guarantee what future generations will turn history into.

He's just doing what he feels like doing.

One last question: Xinghanhui is a civil society organization, not a government organization.

Except for the leaders of the second generation of officials and the second generation of power, none of the people below are court officials!

The Xinghanhui is not so powerful, and can let court officials be its stewards!

At most, there are a few supervisors sent by the palace.

People in the palace are not court officials.

Court official is a very serious identity, because it represents the prestige of the court.

You Xinghan Society is just a non-governmental organization, dare to let court officials be your stewards, are you crazy? !

Therefore, disposing of internal members of the Xinghan Society is not disposing of court officials!

The imperial court can exceptionally promote outstanding talents from Xinghanhui to become officials.

Especially in Ji Han, where there is still an investigation system, this kind of thing should not be uncommon.

But the officials of the imperial court absolutely did not have any reason to run to serve as stewards of the Xinghan Society!

This is an act of putting the Xinghan Society above the imperial court and severely damaging the prestige of the imperial court.

Common sense, bro!

The most awesome ones I have ever seen have to go through decades of arduous struggle to win.

Xinghan Club doesn't even have the qualifications to compare with it, it doesn't count at all!