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The "Caftin Gorge" allusion comes from ancient Roman history. In 321 BCE, the Samnites defeated the Roman army in the Cave of Cave near the ancient Roman city of Cavetin and forced Roman prisoners of war to pass under the "ox yoke" in the shape of a city gate erected with spears in the canyon in order to humiliate the defeated army. Later, people used the "Kaftin Canyon" as a metaphor for the disastrous historical experience, and by extension, the great difficulties and challenges encountered by people in seeking development.

There are two main understandings of the meaning of the term "Kaftin Canyon" quoted by Marx. One view of the "Kaftin Gorge" refers to the process of the development of capitalist production. The so-called Kaftin Gorge that can be passed without the capitalist system means that it is possible to go beyond the entire stage of the development of capitalist production and directly enter the stage of the socialist mode of production based on public ownership from the pre-capitalist mode of production.

Another is that "Kaftin Canyon" refers to the social form of capitalism. Under special historical conditions, the former capitalist countries could directly enter the socialist society, not only to change the mode of production, but also to renew the social system.

My brother. The recognition of the Kaftin Gorge is that it is a masterpiece of nature's magic. Kaftin Canyon. The formation is formed by the movement of the earth's crust.

The "Caudine Forks" allusion comes from ancient Rome.

History. In 321 BC, the Samnites defeated the Roman army in the Cave of Cave near the ancient Roman city of Cave and humiliated the defeated army by forcing Roman prisoners of war to pass under the "ox yoke" in the shape of a spear-shaped gate in the canyon. Later, people used the "Cave Canyon" as a metaphor for the disastrous historical experience, and the Cave Canyon became synonymous with the "Valley of Shame", and can be extended to the great difficulties and challenges encountered by people in their quest for development.

Marx. In his work, he mentioned the "Cave Ding Canyon", and there are two main understandings in the theoretical circles. One view of the "Kaftin Gorge" refers to the process of the development of capitalist production. The so-called can be done without the capitalist system.

The Kaftin Gorge is the one that can go beyond the entire stage of the development of capitalist production and go directly from the pre-capitalist mode of production to the stage of the socialist mode of production based on public ownership. Another is that "Kaftin Canyon" refers to the social form of capitalism. Under special historical conditions, the former capitalist countries could directly enter the socialist society.

It is not only a change in the mode of production, but also a renewal of the social system.

Can it be cross-domain? We can only look at practice, and theory is useless.

The "Caudine Valley" is an allusion to ancient Roman history. In 321 B.C., the Samnites defeated the Roman army in the Cave of Cave near the ancient Roman city of Caveten, and forced Roman prisoners of war to pass under the "fork" of the cliff in the shape of a sling-like gate erected with spears in order to humiliate the defeated army.

Later, people used the "Cave Canyon" as a metaphor for the disastrous historical experience, and the Cave Canyon became synonymous with the "Valley of Shame", and can be cited as the great difficulties and challenges encountered by people in their quest for development.

The connection between these two routes is an important part of the Silk Road.

According to the information on the official website of the China Web Information Museum, the Kaftin Gorge is located in the Kashgar region of Xinjiang and is one of the important passages of the ancient Silk Road. In the past, traders and travelers who entered China from Central and West Asia would usually pass through the Kaftin Gorge, arrive in Chinese mainland, and then travel east or west along the Silk Road.

The Transitional General Route was also an important Silk Road route, far from the Kashgar region, between the Yellow River and the Yangtze River basin in Chinese mainland. Through this route, goods and culture from the Central Plains can be directly transmitted to regions such as the Western Regions and Central Asia, and the Western Regions and Central Asia can also export goods and culture to the Central Plains through this route.

Although the Kaftin Gorge and the general route of the Guoqing Minyuan Crossing period are far apart, they played an important role in connecting Eastern and Western cultures and promoting cultural and economic exchanges, and were an integral part of China's ancient Silk Road.