The first is about Ji Han’s current social changes.
Some readers doubt that Ji Han will soon enter the industrial revolution, which is impossible.
If you don’t believe it, go back and read history books and political books.
Entering the industrial revolution requires several prerequisites.
The most important thing is the huge development of agriculture and handicraft industry.
Only with the huge development of agriculture can we raise a larger population and have enough consumption.
The huge development of the handicraft industry can promote the emergence of a free commodity economy and have an impact on the traditional feudal economy.
So based on the land area of China, what is the minimum population needed?
My estimate is that it must at least reach the peak level of the Ming Dynasty, which is over 100 million.
Because the Ming Dynasty already had the germination of capitalism.
The third step is the great geographical discovery in history, which is for the origin of raw materials and the dumping of goods.
As long as the commodity economy can develop, this step can be omitted given the advantages of Greater China.
In other words, Ji Han had to experience a population explosion and the emergence of a free commodity economy before the conflict between the Xinghan Society and the imperial power would become superficial and intense.
Note that it is superficial and intense, but it does not mean that there were no conflicts before this.
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 kind of historical development. You can’t just let China stay in the dynasty cycle just because it may happen, right?
And then finally let someone else wake you up?
Industrialization sounds wonderful, but the process is very painful.
At present, there are only two ways to go.
One is the Western method of plundering the world and completing primitive accumulation.
One is our country’s method of painful internal transformation.
I don’t know how many readers have an in-depth understanding of the contribution (sacrifice) that farmers made to industrialization and the pain of the layoff wave in the 1990s.
How to provide pension compensation for that generation of farmers is still a problem that people dare not face directly until now.
Today, China has the most complete range of industrial types in the world. It was not obtained out of thin air, but was supported by countless people.
So if you want to develop industry, which path do you plan to choose?
The law of the jungle among the world's nations is not literal, but in reality.
We can have the Holy Mother's heart, but it cannot be too overwhelming.
Of course, what these idiots do is just laying the foundation for future generations.
He also cannot guarantee what future generations will turn history into.
He was just doing what he felt he wanted to do.
The last question is that the Xinghan Association is a society, not an officialdom.
Except for the leaders of Guan Erdai Quan Erdai, no one under them is a court official!
The Xinghan Association is not so awesome that it can allow court officials to be its stewards!
At most, there will only be a few supervisors sent by the palace.
The people in the palace are not court officials.
Therefore, dealing with internal members of the Xinghan Society is not dealing with court officials!
The most awesome associations I have ever seen only had such rights after decades of arduous struggle.
Xinghanhui doesn't even have the qualifications to compare with it, not even a hair!