How do you understand the words of a country that has risen with war?

War is a means of amassing wealth, and it is the fastest means of acquiring great wealth; War is also an important means for a country's ruling clique to ease political contradictions internally. Take the First Sino-Japanese War as an example: Before the war, Japan's economic strength was not comparable to that of China, and Japan used the wealth of its own people to spend on this war.

But. Japan won the war. China's hundreds of millions of taels of **, Japan immediately eased up, and Japan obtained China's raw materials, mineral base and vast market.

Japan developed into a world-class power in an instant.

Therefore, the use of war to rise a country is to obtain much greater benefits through the means of war than the cost of war.

It's easier to understand this:

Use the time to provoke a war between two countries, and then plunder.

For example, isn't the United States attacking Iraq, hanging Saddam, and robbing oil resources a typical example of using war to obtain money, and then using it to rise.

The country used to be a region or a small vassal state, but for a variety of reasons, there was usually an imbalance between the rule of the rulers and the standard of living of the people, and the revolt grew in scale, and finally the struggle for power was launched, and a new state was established.

Says who? If this is really the case, it can only be explained that there is a plundering of resources after the war, and there are more benefits when the agreement is signed. And then, for example, after World War II, the United States got a lot of talent, and then the Soviet Union or Russia took away the high-end equipment, and then it was up to see who could recover first after the war, and then develop, and then rise faster.

The rise of the West has been based on social change and the accumulation of primitive wealth. War and science are only one of the means.

Western countries refer to countries where Western ideology is the mainstream. There are different definitions on different occasions and at different times. But in general, it refers to Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United States, and Western Europe, where the ruling ancestry is white, and sometimes includes Central and Eastern Europe, Latin America, Turkey, and Israel, because these countries share a common culture.

On the one hand, it was to examine the development of domestic scientific and technological production, and on the other hand, to plunder the colonies through war.

It's not just war, it's colonial aggression.