The question of Chinese history, the question of Chinese history

The creativity of the Chinese is very powerful, but it can only be discovered in times of crisis. Such as various uprisings in history. Japan's invasion of China was forced for eight years before it could fight back.

If the Chinese had the aggressive ambitions of the Japanese, we would have been the first power long ago.

I think the older the country, the more it is bound, and the same is true of a country like China, which has a 5,000-year-old history, and since the Tang Dynasty, China's feudal dynasties have been in decline, and the Tang Dynasty is the heyday of China's feudal dynasty, and it was also the most open period, and the literati in China have learned the Bagu Wen, and the rulers use the Bagu Wen to bind the minds of the people in the world, so that they don't have so many ideas, and they become pedantic, so that they can easily manage the world. In the late Qing Dynasty, China already had the early germs of capitalism But foreign aggression destroyed the sprout, and I think the reason why Japan was able to succeed in the Meiji Restoration, I think that the foreign invaders did not stop it, has something to do with it.

I think in general, it's just being shackled to the mind, just a personal opinion.

The class forces capable of revolution are too small, and in the West, either the new bourgeoisie demands power for revolution from below, or the Prussian dynastic war carries out reforms from above, and sees the precedent of reform in other countries. China has neither the power to revolutionize from below, nor does it have precedents from other countries.

The shackles of low productivity in the natural economy.

The answer to question 1 obviously refers to the Wei River Plain in Guanzhong (the Wei River is a tributary of the Yellow River, so it belongs to the Yellow River Basin).

Question 2 Viewpoint: "The center of the national economy will move according to the situation and development stage of the country". The materials can cite the Tang Dynasty's operation of the eastern capital Luoyang, the excavation and use of the Grand Canal in the Sui and Tang dynasties, to support the huge bureaucracy and rapidly expanding population, which made Luoyang important because of the prosperity brought by water conservancy in the later period; During the period of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, due to the long-term war, the clothes crossed to the south, and the progress of agricultural technology in the south of the Yangtze River made the national center of gravity and economic center of gravity move to Nanjing, continuing the Six Dynasties. A similar situation also occurred between the Northern and Southern Song Dynasty, where the south gradually replaced the north as the economic pillar of the country due to the large-scale increase in foreign (northern) population, the progress of agricultural technology, the continuous development of land, and its own excellent endowment.

I haven't learned this history yet.