"Strategy for the Founding of the People's Republic of China" is the collective name of three books written by Sun Yat-sen between 1917 and 1920 - "Sun Literary Theory", "Industrial Plan", and "The Preliminary of Civil Rights".
In "Strategy for the Founding of the Nation", Sun Yat-sen put forward four main concepts for national construction.
First, build a national railway network and highway network.
Second, build a world-class port.
Third, use foreign technology and capital to develop China.
Fourth, realize the concept of the world for the common good among the people.
The origin of the "Industrial Plan":
Sun Yat-sen's blueprint for building a complete bourgeois republic was originally written in English and was originally called "The International Development" of China", completed in February 1919, published in the June 1919 issue of "Far East Times", and later compiled as "Strategy for the Founding of the People's Republic of China Part 2: Material Construction".
The "Industrial Plan" is a grand program for comprehensive and rapid economic construction. It proposes a long-term plan for developing China's economy, including the construction of more than 100,000 kilometers of railways and the construction of three world-class railways in North China, Central China and South China. Port and other projects. For the first time, economic construction was given top priority, and the economic strategic thinking of opening up to the outside world and introducing foreign investment was put forward for the first time.