Why did the capitalist mode of production in the Ming and Qing dynasties suffer setbacks?

The corruption of the feudal bureaucracy and the feudal system and its restrictions on capitalism after its perfection.

The self-sufficient small-scale peasant economy limited the development of capitalism

1.The repression of foreign capitalism.

2.The suppression of feudalism in the country, the emphasis on agriculture and the suppression of business, and the imposition of harsh taxes inhibited the germination of capitalism.

3.**The implementation of the policy of banning the sea and closing the country is not conducive to the generation and development of capitalists4The self-sufficiency of the natural economy is still based on the dominant position.

5.The main owner of the hand-made Qinjin factory often invests in the field, which hinders the reproduction and the expansion of the scale of production, and you still say that you can't find it.

The fundamental reason for the long-term establishment of the feudal system, the strength of the new capitalism, which cannot be resisted.

The invasion of foreign imperial attention interrupted the germination of China itself.

At the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, the implementation of the national policy of agriculture-oriented, ignoring the development of commerce, adopting the policy of closing the country, and losing overseas markets, seriously dealt a blow to the germination of the attention of Chinese capital.

The underground of the status of businessmen, yes, they do not have their own spokesperson in terms of political demands, and they cannot interfere in national affairs and realize their own interests.

1: Feudalism does not allow.

2: The overseas ** caused by the closure of the country has not taken shape The lack of communication with the outside world has led to no reference for the development direction in the embryonic stage.

3: The feudal system of agriculture and industry The definition of Shang makes the stage of development difficult.

There is no consensus in the historiography circles, and some people believe that the germ of capitalism has appeared in China as early as the Song and Song dynasties, and the reason why it can form an impact in the late Ming Dynasty is because the land annexation of the large landlord and aristocratic class was serious at that time, coupled with the famine and turmoil in the late Ming Dynasty, the system was highly centralized, and the peasants even had a problem to eat, let alone the ability to buy handmade products, coupled with the policy of heavy agriculture and business suppression that began with Guan Zhong and continued until the end of the Qing Dynasty, so that the development of capitalism in China was obviously slower than that of Europe. The royal power in Europe is not different from the imperial power in China, and there are still many restrictions, similar to the co-rule of the Western Zhou Dynasty, while China is completely above everything else, and it is difficult for new things to break the old system.