What would modern China be like if there was no foreign invasion? 10

All dynasties have been replaced by wars, and if there is no invasion by foreign enemies, it will be a pattern of continuous warlord separation, so that a new rebel army will gradually encroach on and even unify China, and then change the name of the country to Dazhong or something, and then accept the "advanced" civilization of the West, gradually embark on the road of capitalism, and then become a colony of a certain country, which is also what many people want to see now!!

Lying in a honey pot all day long, and shouting how bitter he was!!

Maybe they woke up a little later, and now some places are more backward....Although historical assumptions are meaningless. Hope it helps, hehe! Good luck

I don't know what you're talking about

But I know that human beings used stone tools at the beginning, and in order to be more lethal, they also had bronze and iron tools, and even artillery, rockets, missiles, and aviation

This is all thanks to aggression and counter-aggression.

There is no invasion of foreign enemies, and it is estimated that you are still wearing horse hexagrams and stabbing the son.

It is estimated that the earth will rotate, and only God knows the rest.

It won't be. Shame and courage.

It is necessary to first define what aggression is and what constitutes a foreign country in the modern sense. Otherwise, the standard is vague.

<>1. The Qing Dynasty's policy of closing the country to the outside world led to the weakening of China;

2. The mid-range Pi country is rich in land and resources, and various resources are abundant;

3. After the Western powers carried out industrial reform, in order to pass on the domestic economic crisis, they needed product dumping grounds;

4. Corruption of the social system, backwardness of the military economy, science and technology;

5. The strength of imperialism and the backwardness of feudal forces;

6. In the late Qing Dynasty, the feudal political groups were self-locked, blind, and ignorant.

<>1. The Qing Dynasty's policy of seclusion and seclusion led to the weakening of China;

2. China has a vast land and abundant resources;

3. After the industrial revolution of the Western powers, in order to pass on the domestic economic crisis, they needed product dumping grounds;

4. Corruption of the social system, backwardness of the military economy, science and technology;

5. The strength of imperialism and the backwardness of feudal forces;

6. In the late Qing Dynasty, the feudal political groups closed their eyes and ears, and were ignorant.

In modern times, the Opium War was 1840, and it should have been 110 years since the founding of New China, the abolition of unequal treaties, and the departure of foreign forces from Chinese mainland.

It took 14 years for China to defeat foreign invaders, especially the Japanese imperialist aggression. We persisted in resisting Japan for 14 years before we succeeded.

From the Opium War in 1840, the great powers launched six large-scale wars of aggression against China, the first five wars of China ended in failure, in the Japanese war of aggression against China from 1931 to 1945, the people of the Chinese united as one, formed an anti-Japanese national united front, formed a national war of resistance, and finally won the great victory of the War of Resistance against Japan, washed away a hundred years of national humiliation, and the Chinese nation embarked on the road of rejuvenation.

The society is in a feudal society, inferior to the capitalist society of the Western powers, and the productive forces have not entered industrialization, and it is still in an agrarian society, and the productive forces are far lower than the Western powers.

To put it simply, it is "the husband is not guilty, but he is guilty"; If the question is that China is rich in resources, the economic strength of small farmers is weak, the system of closing the country is backward, and the British ** deficit is the first industrial revolution is the export of goods, the origin of raw materials and dumping markets. Later, the requirements for the export of capital from the second industrial revolution.

After the West entered the industrial revolution, the development of capitalism required a large number of raw materials and markets. The country can no longer meet the needs of capitalist development. Only by pioneering can capitalism develop further, and China, as rich in natural resources, is of course the first choice of the Western powers.

If the people supported those in power, then even a powerful enemy like Mongolia, who had conquered the world, would have to conquer the Song Dynasty, which had the weakest military power in history, for a hundred years. If the people do not support those in power, then it will not take a few years for them to disperse.

<>1. The Qing Dynasty's policy of closing the country to the outside world led to the weakening of China;

2. China has a vast land and abundant resources;

3. After the industrial revolution of the Western powers, in order to pass on the domestic economic crisis, they needed dumping places for products.

Rich, no strength. It's better to use robbing than to do business.

If you fall behind, you will be beaten.

The objective requirements of capitalist expansion.

There was a lot of chaos in the country, and there was no real reunification that gave the aggressors an opportunity to take advantage of it.

1. Corruption of the Qing **.

2. The policy of closing the country to the outside.

3. The backwardness of the system.

4. The backwardness of people's thinking led to the unsuccessful revolution and caused China to remain a feudal society. Japan's Meiji Restoration, on the other hand, succeeded because of the advanced thinking of the people, and became the only country in Asia that did not become a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society.

The establishment of the capitalist system and the development of the industrial revolution have made the demand for overseas markets in Western countries more urgent.

China, with its vast territory, endless resources and huge population, has become a target that cannot be ignored in the process of expanding overseas markets.

And at that time, China was unusually weak.

The Opium War was the inevitable result of historical development.

Isolation of the country, complacency caused by isolation. Failed to keep pace with the progress of the world.

1. In the "Travels of Marco Polo", it is recorded that China is a very wealthy place, full of ** and beautiful scenery.

Second, the policy of closing the country to the outside world in the middle and late Qing Dynasty led to a decline in national strength.

3. The policy of non-resistance in the late Qing Dynasty, for example, the victory of the Opium War, the flattening of Lin Zexu, etc.

The simplest reason is weakness.

People are good at being bullied, and horses are good at being ridden.