Why was Germany so good to China in the 20 in the 20, 30s?

At that time, China and Germany had relatively good economic relations. It can also be called a relationship of interest. For the Kuomintang, there are not only the most advanced brigades that have exported relatively advanced brigades, but also sent military and other experts to guide them.

The Kuomintang also sent people to Germany to study. Then the international format changed. China is less important to the German economy and elsewhere.

Tell the truth about Bi Zhenlun. In fact, there are no permanent friends. There are no eternal enemies either.

I say it's between the state letters. If you want to talk about the specific content, I have read it before and I have forgotten a little. Remember a general consciousness.

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.Personality reasons. The British and the United States look down on the rude Chinese, while the Germans are pragmatic (more rigid and rigorous). The military order of the Qing ** is a large amount of forward money.

The fact that the Germans were better off the Japanese was an important reason why Japan was fully emulated by Germany rather than France...

In the First Sino-Japanese Naval War, Beiyang used German **, but how? The ammunition is full of sand. Know-it-all.

It has something to do with Hitler's Chinese feelings, and when Hitler was down, it was a Chinese couple who selflessly helped him, and then he had a good impression of China.

Upstairs, the 2,30s were finished early.

How can Asia be controlled without going through China? If Germany wants to get attention, it must do the opposite. Now it is also a great power to fight China, but it is not strong enough.

1. Reasons for economic development.

1. Relying on its strong science and technology. The Federal Republic of Germany has a strong scientific and technological foundation, and after the war, Germany encouraged cooperation between scientific research departments and economic departments to promote technological innovation, so that the development and innovation of national technology were carried out by enterprises according to the needs of the market, and received economic assistance from the state and enjoyed preferential tax policies.

2. Use of foreign capital. The Marshall Plan in the early post-war period increased the Federal Republic of Germany's funds for industrial development, expanded employment, increased tax revenues, introduced new technologies and equipment, and accelerated economic development.

3. The demilitarization of the national economy. After the war, the Germans could not play an important role in the international arena, they focused all their energy on economic construction and in a very short time defeated the victorious countries economically.

4. The easing of Franco-German contradictions and the beginning of the process of European integration. After the Second World War, the development of France and Germany came out of the vicious circle of retribution and embarked on the development path of "European independence". In April 1951, France and the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) were the representatives of the six European countries to formally sign the "Coal and Steel Joint Venture Group Treaty", so that the coal and steel resources on the border between the two countries, which triggered the Franco-German conflict for a hundred years, would be placed under the joint organization of the two countries, which ended the root cause of the dispute between the two countries and fundamentally corrected the relationship between France and Germany.

In 1958, the six countries formed the European Economic Community and the European Atomic Energy Community. Europe, which was increasingly moving towards unity, became an important force independent of the United States and the Soviet Union, and promoted the improvement of Franco-German relations and the development of the German economy.

5. Strengthen state intervention in the economy and develop state monopoly capitalism. The Federal Republic of Germany has carried out effective macroeconomic management of the economy through the establishment of a state-owned economy, the formulation of laws and policies to regulate the national economy, and emphasized that the economy operates according to the laws of the market, which has effectively promoted the development of the economy.

6. Carry out social and political reforms. After the war, Germany eliminated fascism, established a democratic state, gave the people certain democratic rights, and implemented a relatively extensive social welfare system to prevent extreme poverty and social unrest among the people, thus creating a relatively stable social situation for the development of capitalism.

7. The people of the Federal Republic of Germany have a high quality of labor and their hard work. In 1950 there were 100,000 students in the Federal Republic of Germany, with an average of 21 students per 10,000 inhabitants, and by 1970 there were 410,000 students, with an average of 68 students per 10,000 inhabitants. In addition, the Federal Republic of Germany attaches great importance to the part-time education of employees, and as a result of this education and training, the scientific knowledge and technical level of the workers employed in the Federal Republic of Germany have generally improved, which, together with the professionalism of the Federal Republic of Germany, has greatly contributed to the economic development of the Federal Republic of Germany.