Take history as a mirror and unswervingly develop strong industries

1756-L71S In 2011, China’s gross industrial product was 120% of that of the United States, 346% of that of Germany and 235% of that of Japan. What makes Western politicians even more spooked is that in 2007 China’s industrial output was only 65 per cent of that of the US.

It is for this reason that even though the United States has not filled the hole in the Middle East, it should unswervingly return to the Asia-Pacific, try to reach the TPP with the United States in the Asia-Pacific economically, and try to isolate China. Politically, it supports Japan, the Philippines and other pawns to create friction with China; It has deployed advanced equipment such as F22, F35, and THAAD and elite troops to the Asia-Pacific region, and frequently held military exercises with Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines……

1756-L71S Compared with the three former rivals of the United States – Germany, Japan, the Soviet Union, the peak industrial strength of the three countries is only 70% of the United States, the United States has never faced such an adversary as China – with a large population, vast territory, advanced education, complete industrial system, profound civilization and other characteristics in one, to be exact, China’s industrial potential is far better than the United States!
With the transformation and upgrading of China’s industry, more and more high-tech products will be made into “cabbage prices”, China’s “developed countries shredder” title will be deserved, and the hematopoietic ability of the high-end manufacturing industry in the United States will be increasingly poor.

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The Belt and Road Roadmap

1756-L71S The “One Belt, One Road” and the internationalization of RMB directly point to the political influence of the United States and the hegemony of the US dollar – to be honest, China’s industrial transformation and upgrading, the Belt and One Road and the internationalization of RMB fully target the soft spot of the United States, once the political influence of the United States is weakened, the high-end manufacturing industry is impacted by China, and the hegemony of the US dollar is affected by the internationalization of the RMB. A global drawdown of US military power is inevitable. There is no need for China to compete with the United States for a while, as long as the development of industry, hard training of internal skills, there is no war and subdue the army, the possibility of driving the United States out of the Asia-Pacific.

If a country engages in “deindustrialization” and vigorously develops the financial services industry, it is completely self-deprecating – at that time, South Africa’s industry was not not strong, not only crossed the nuclear threshold with one foot, but also produced advanced equipment such as horn mk2 tanks, honey badger tanks, stone kestrel falco, G5, etc., but after Mandela came to power, it followed Western values and consciously or unconsciously “deindustrialization”. It has reduced South Africa from a developed country to a developing country.

1756-L71S The lesson of the Soviet Union is more profound. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the original complete industrial system was fragmented. In the more than two decades after the collapse, Russia has been reduced from an industrial empire in the former Soviet era to a resource-based country living on the sale of oil, gas and family assets left over from the Soviet era, known as “Saudi Arabia with nuclear weapons”. Even in low-intensity conflicts such as Ukraine and Syria, Russia’s interference and intervention not only caused serious internal injuries to its own economy, but also its actual intervention and intervention capability compared to that of the Soviet Union.

An overview of the rise and fall of the great powers can be described as industrialization and failure in “deindustrialization”. A lesson from the past and a lesson from the future, I hope the Chinese people will take it as a lesson and unswervingly follow the path of industrialization!