? So how should we look at this field scientifically? Then we can understand the past lives of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai through the interpretation of geocentric theory and people's writing style. Sell it here first: it used to be a swamp mountain, not as prosperous as the Central Plains. What promoted its rapid development and made it the economic center of China?
? Here is its map:
? Or we can put a picture:
? Did you get a look at him? Is this clear at a glance? Ok, we can start the analysis.
? Generally speaking, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai actually refers to the coastal areas in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River in China, which we generally call Jiangnan. There are Yellow Sea and East China Sea in the east, Nanling Mountain in the south, Dabie Mountain and Poyang Lake in the west and Shandong in the north. Then there is a link between Hangzhou Bay and the East China Sea in the east, and then there are three major rivers in the territory, Qiantang River, Yangtze River and Huaihe River, and there are many lakes in the north, represented by Taihu Lake. And the north can further connect COSCO. The south is hilly and mountainous. Typical seven mountains, two waters and one field. In fact, if we continue to subdivide here, it can be divided into several generations: Huaibei, Huainan, Jiangnan and Hangjiahu. So what are the development advantages here?
? If we want to develop, we must first determine whether there is an opportunity to develop a complete culture here. Then the reason why we can't get here depends on the geographical environment and conditions. First of all, we should know that agriculture is very important for the development of a culture, so plain, abundant sunshine and suitable moisture are the most basic. Then you can have a look. First of all, Huaibei area is very close to the Central Plains, and this place may be valued by the Central Plains Dynasty.
? The first is Jiangsu, which is generally composed of plains and covered with many lakes (the famous Taihu Lake is among them). Similar to the two lakes mentioned last time, the climate is almost subtropical monsoon climate (so there are too many lakes, which are easy to cause floods and cannot make rational use of land resources). However, compared with the two lakes, the plain in Jiangsu is just like the saline-alkali land in Shandong, which is not suitable for farming.
? Besides, Zhejiang Province, although it is not saline-alkali land because of its relatively high altitude, has suffered great losses from the perspective of topography. However, about two-thirds of the land in the whole block is mountainous in the south, and only a little land near Hangzhou Bay in the north and a small basin in the mountainous area in the south is plain. As for Shanghai? Sorry, Shanghai was still below sea level at that time, and it didn't exist at all. Of course, because it is also close to the sea and the equator. In terms of climate, the northernmost part of Jiangsu has a humid and rainy subtropical monsoon climate except for a small part of temperate monsoon climate.
? Obviously, by analyzing the geological conditions in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, we can clearly find that the geographical environment in this area is actually very bad, with lakes, swamps and saline-alkali land that are difficult to mine and cultivate. There are continuous mountains and hills, which are not high, but hinder the utilization of most resources. So, what kind of historical development does such a region have?
? So in the early days, it was still not taken seriously.
? However, we don't know if we have noticed that the Hangjiahu area in the south is not as plain and marshy as the north. It is within Hangzhou Bay, with mountains and hills to the west and south. Therefore, the terrain here is very high, the water quantity is suitable, and it has a certain protective effect. Moreover, in connection with the cultural rise of Bashu area and Hebei area, the windward slope with pathological topography will bring extremely rich alluvial fans to the foot of the mountain, and alluvial fans are actually natural agricultural irrigation systems. Then came a word-Liangzhu culture, which we all know. This culture may have flourished from 5300 BC to 4000 BC. Through archaeological research, the agriculture of this culture is very developed, and the urban construction has reached nearly 10 million square meters. It was also the largest water conservancy project in China culture at that time. Of course, after receiving it, Liangzhu culture can't be forgotten, and it can best represent their jade-Jade Cong. You can collect the products of Liangzhu culture, not just jade. Then everyone must be curious why this culture will eventually become extinct. First of all, I think Liangzhu culture is really prosperous, but in my opinion, this place is still a little closed, because the hills in the south are difficult to cross the north, and some swamps block the way, which is a basin in itself. Therefore, it will eventually lead to cultural closure, further rigidity and eventual elimination. Of course, it is also possible that he died because of natural disasters.
? In short, Liangzhu culture is gone. What impact will it have on Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai families? After Liangzhu culture, there were almost ancient dynasties such as Xia, Shang and Zhou. So will these national centers pay attention to this place? Actually, I have to pay attention. Before Dayu succeeded in controlling water, he was a vassal of Jiuhe in Shaoxing. You may end up dying here. Anyway, it was influenced by the Central Plains. In fact, as early as the Xia Dynasty, Taikang, the son of Qi, lost his country and was captured by Hou Yi, who had a poor history. However, after ZTE, Shao Kang was successfully reset. Then I sealed my son to Zhejiang. Because of the homophonic reason of "nothing", there is the name "Yu Yue". So what are their living habits? Although it was originally a Central Plains culture, they tattooed their fur and tied their hair into a special shape. Kind of like it. In 333 BC, Chu Weiwang defeated the borderless King of Yue, so Yue lost the opportunity to continue its business, and many philosophers began to compete with each other. Gradually began to disperse and began to walk south. This is the source of Baiyue in the south that Qin Shihuang will attack later. Of course, in 22 1 year BC, Qin merged with the world, and Huiji County was also located here. As a result, it was formally incorporated into the governance map of the Central Plains Dynasty.
? So who will die in the end? In fact, no matter what happened between them, everyone should know the famous story of "eating and drinking". Among them, Gou Jian, the king of Yue, returned to China three years after defeating Fu Cha, the king of Wu who was forced to dress. So, we can be sure
? Then, after the Qin and Han dynasties merged into the world, can Jiangnan become one of the development directions? Then we have to analyze it from the beginning. If you want to be qualified to do well, you must first be qualified to do badly ... I don't know, do you understand this logic?
? The original crops are all. So why is there such a performance?
? However, even if the north is still the political, economic and cultural center, and it is very prosperous, because the center is there, it will always make the north a place of war. If there is a war downstairs in the north, the south will develop greatly. For example, during the Three Kingdoms period, when the north was not completely in Cao Wei, Sun Quan began to station troops north of the Yangtze River to strengthen defense and mobilize a lot of manpower and material resources to vigorously develop Jiangnan. No matter from the aspects of culture, trade and cultivation. Gradually, Jiangnan stepped onto one of the places where civilization flourished from the edge. During Yongjia period, because of the "Five Wild Flowers" incident, the north was crowned south, so a large number of gentry and royal families came to the south and made Jiankang (Jinling) the first choice of the capital. Therefore, Jiangnan region became the center of southern rule. From the Eastern Jin Dynasty to Chen, it took 300 years to gradually become an economic and cultural center. Particularly prosperous. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, although the political center moved northward, the economic strength could not be underestimated, so the Sunshine-Zhuhai Grand Canal strengthened North-South exchanges, including trade exchanges, in order to better integrate the cultures of the people of the North and the South and achieve integration. However, due to the lack of gentry in the south, and the political center was mainly in the north at that time, the south was not taken seriously at all. There is a simple reason. At that time, the whole south was in China, and its development direction was mainly in the north. After all, there were many nomads and worries about the Silk Road. So the south is relatively weak. For example, Wang Changling and Li Bai, whom we are very familiar with, are both southerners. When they were young, they were admitted as scholars, and they could only be A Qiu for life. You can see how little attention was paid to southerners at that time
? So is there any chance of development in Jiangnan? In fact, it can be inferred that the Northern Song Dynasty and the Southern Song Dynasty after the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, as well as the overall suppression of nomadic people, all showed obvious economic and cultural centers moving southward? Here we can also look at a picture:
? What did you find? Yes, we also saw a sharp drop in the overall temperature in China at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty. Pay attention to the overall cooling, not the cooling in a single place. What will happen if we come here? First of all, everyone must think that the cold climate makes the crop harvest not very good, and people don't want to live in a cold environment. So he began to settle down in the south. Coupled with the most direct political problems, the war has made the Central Plains, which has been exhaled for a long time, very weak for various objective reasons. Think about the Anshi Rebellion, Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, and the shame of Jingkang. In pursuit of better opportunities, we have to move south. But there is actually a more important problem here: if the overall temperature drops, nomadic people who originally lived in the north will also be affected. What have nomadic people survived since the nation? Animals, how to maintain? It must be eating plants. If the weather gets cold, can it make plants grow well? No So nomads will have to move south, rob to some extent, or go south on a large scale. In this process, nomadic people have also learned China culture. Through long-term blended learning, they may naturally discard the original essence, but this will also strengthen the overall strength. So where is the capital of Emperor Gaozong? You may think it should be
? This is the population. Give you some data, about the same time.
? Because the country's big policy is to emphasize agriculture and curb business.
? So where will these refugees eventually go? Yes, Shanghai.
? After the reform and opening up, Shanghai has gradually become a major foreign trade center in China by virtue of its own advantages, and has also become one of the major financial developed cities in China by virtue of its profound industrial and commercial background. As long as it is in the center of Shanghai, there are high-rise buildings everywhere, and the surrounding countryside also has beautiful scenery. That's not all. Today, Shanghai is accelerating its construction into an outstanding global city and a socialist international metropolis with world influence. Then I have a question: Is the development of Shanghai good or bad for neighboring countries?
? In fact, when we talk about this issue, we will associate it with the relationship between Hebei and Beijing, Hubei and Wuhan. Because of its central advantage, it has a siphon effect, "taking all the favorable resources around it for yourself", which has caused a situation of "low trees and no grass", that is, there is a huge gap between the surrounding and local development. So will Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai do this? We can analyze it. Why do other places produce such a scene? In fact, it is only because the other two are almost all politically driven, and they have always built a center in a relatively desolate place, which will further attract places that are not particularly good. To put it bluntly, it is because politics is too integrated and local conditions are not particularly good, which will produce a siphon effect like a magnet, resulting in a development gap between the central and local governments. Not in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai. Because through the gap in the last paragraph, we can know that Shanghai began to develop after the Ming and Qing Dynasties because of the coastline, while Hangzhou, Suzhou, Nanjing and other places began to develop on a large scale in the Southern Song Dynasty and later. Since we have such advantages and Shanghai is not the absolute center, why should we have the siphon effect? Do I envy you that much? Moreover, Suzhou, Nanjing and other places have developed economy and culture, and Shanghai has developed industrial trade. Mutual communication and exchange can also achieve better benign interaction and balance. Therefore, economic-driven development is very different from political-driven development.
? So what are the further plans for Shanghai? First of all, we can see from the data that in 2020, Shanghai ranked first with 3.8 trillion yuan in GDP! And Suzhou and South Kyoto have reached the top level of 10. In fact, almost all honesty counties in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai are in the front 100. With such a good advantage, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai definitely need to unite to become an integrated city center, which is actually the integration of the Yangtze River Delta region. Then the next step is to exchange trade with China Unicom to ensure integrity and basic convergence. After all, you still have such a good cultural economy and open foundation, which is also a good contribution to communication.
? The above is the completion of the magic capital Shanghai.
? After talking about Shanghai, what about Zhejiang in the south of him? I didn't say it before, but the unique situation of dividing farmland into seven mountains and one water in Zhejiang Province has become quite severe because of the increase in population since the Southern Song Dynasty. Land is not enough, grain output is not enough, and large-scale development leads to lack of resources. So how to deal with it? After all, Zhejiang Province is mountainous. Does this mean that you can take terraced fields with you and then increase food production? This is a good method, but it is useless. First of all, I think it is necessary to find out all the groups and people in Zhejiang. In fact, he is also a scholar, agriculture, industry and commerce. Now we can basically hear that Longjing tea in Hangzhou is a very famous economic product, and there is also a tea museum in Hangzhou. Let's think again, the silk industry in the south looks very good, but to achieve this goal, we must have very sufficient capacity, in fact, silkworm. Most of them are mountainous areas, where mulberry trees can be planted, and the climate is very suitable. Moreover, there is a great demand for tea and silk in this place. These things can not only be used by themselves, but also be traded to get food from the outside world. In the north, the trade of brush is also the main trade. Moreover, Zhejiang's cultural heritage is very rich, but because there are many mountains, many basins have been created. In addition, because there are so many imperial examiners in this place, a group of people who are good at imperial examination culture have formed a group called "Master Liang Qian". In fact, this name does not belong to the normal bureaucratic system, but after the decline of the imperial examination, it has formed a unique assistant official's staff and secretary. Lu Xun studied under his master when he was a child, which shows his influence. Actually, this is just an example. Because of culture and barriers, every family has its own industrial career. If you were them, you would take this as a stunt, carefully monopolize the cause, let it be passed down from generation to generation, and gradually become a custom and family business (cause). These undertakings will promote local development, and you will form a unique four books and a place where Jianghu secrets and gangs live. It can be seen that under the difficulties, it is still a very unique form of development, and it is worthy of being a native of Zhejiang!
? What should Zhejiang people do after the baptism of the Opium War? First of all, we should pay attention to Zhejiang's very developed cultural heritage and economy, and they are all located in open places. In addition, with such a developed education, so many scholars are looking for the road that modern China should take, in fact, they are looking for change and strength. And there will be many people willing to join the army. After all, it is deeply influenced by the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom. We are familiar with Qiu Jin, Cai Yuanpei (President Peking University) and Lu Xun. They all used their own abilities and found ways to save the country in different ways. Of course, there was another person who had a great influence on China in the 1930s and 1950s, and that was Chiang Kai-shek, the prime minister of the Kuomintang government! Of course, in addition to some scholars becoming outside the revolutionary party, there are still some people who use their full local economic strength to save the country through industry, which are actually businessmen. They have great strength, and their trade and contacts will also affect the operation of the government. The merchant groups in Jiangsu once joined forces with Chiang Kai-shek to let him launch the 4 12 incident. Of course, part of it is trade. But this is essentially after the reform and opening up.
? If you want to do foreign trade, the first thing to determine is what your trade materials are. To put it bluntly, what do you want to trade? Can I sell rice abroad? Obviously not, and people don't want your little things. If you want to sell well all over the world, you must trade with something of value. What's that? First of all, the time of reform and opening up is generally around 1979. If you want to achieve great development at that time, you must attach importance to your own technology, so that you can sell valuable economic products. But at that time, China had just started the reform and opening-up, and science and technology certainly could not reach that level. So what should we do? Is it necessary to use some light industries with less technology but more manual labor to implement it? In fact, to put it bluntly, it is to produce daily necessities for people's livelihood, and the technical content is very low. Even so, it is certainly not rare abroad. And how to ensure the quality is also a problem. Someone did this at that time, yes, Wenzhou was the first city to do this! But at this time, I remembered ... Jiangnan Leather Factory in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province closed down, and Jiangnan Leather Factory, the largest leather factory in Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province closed down. Son of a bitch, the boss of Yellow Crane ate, drank, gambled and signed a contract that owed 350 million yuan. ...
Oh, nothing, just think I'm crazy … then how can I improve the quality? First of all, quality is the most basic, but such a light industry world is definitely not the first in the national grand plan, and it can only rely on Zhejiang itself. However, this is also very reliable, because the more private enterprises there are, the stronger their competitiveness will be, and they will start to compare whose quality is higher, and they will start to change their fundamentals. Isn't this a virtuous circle? This is also reflected in Zhejiang. After all, Shanghai has been baptized by westerners and has certain industries, so it can still sell some industrial products (at least). Good, good. In addition to foreign trade, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai should also do trade at home. So how can this step be achieved? Haha, yes, that's what I said at the beginning. Just express delivery, foreign trade and economic ties. Then create trade channels through Internet e-commerce. For example, Tmall, Taobao, Pinduoduo and even Putian in Fujian are all channels and institutions! Then there is the branch of domestic trade, and a city next to Jinhua is obliged to be a large wholesale shopping mall. So wholesale can promote the mutual market of buying and selling, isn't it a good way to increase the economy? Good ...
? So Zhejiang people rely on the innovative spirit of daring to do things, and there is basically nothing to get rid of poverty here, which is very prosperous. Jiangsu Province and Zhejiang Province rank in the top 7 and 8 in GDP. On May 20th, 20021year, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China issued the Opinions on Zhejiang's High-quality Support for the Construction of a Prosperous Demonstration Zone, which enabled Zhejiang to further promote the national development ... The future is expected!
? Wow; Gee ... finally finished. Have you learned? Have you paid the tuition? Actually, I have a lot of feelings about this place. So what will the future of Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai look like? Let's wait and see!
? PS: It is true that southerners can make a lot of money. Just the day before yesterday, in my school, people in Class One, Senior One were having a flea market at noon. Then I went. I bought a 4 yuan "sugar gourd" there, which is actually a spicy strip similar to soybean. Then I sent another refill. Later, it was found that their purchase price was only 100 yuan, but they sold 600 yuan unexpectedly! That is to say, 500 yuan. Too much profit ... In fact, I don't think this move and decision is black-hearted. After all, they are just children, not to say that they are engaged in big business, but at least their business genes and seeds are still abundant. At least have an idea and dare to do it!