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I didn't expect that Tomato Novels actually had this book. In fact, I read it on another platform, but I read it at that time. It was not that profound, but the current world structure is so strange and confusing that people are confused. Then I thought, I didn't want to play on that platform anymore, so I wanted to see if I could listen to or read this free Tomato novel. Because that novel, um, you have to pay for it, so I came here.
This is the review after the first reading, followed by the second reading, because many of the views in the book are thought-provoking and I feel that there is still more to it. Although some of the views cannot convince everyone, the overall idea is very novel. This is also the result of hundreds of flowers and hundreds of schools of thought contending in the cultural and ideological circles. It does not matter whether the thoughts and views are right or wrong, but I am afraid that there is no thought and dogmatic views, which is the most terrifying thing.
A good book that opens people's horizons should be selected and incorporated into teaching materials. If you understand this book, you will understand the difficulty of our country's prosperity today, understand the efforts of our ancestors, and let us cherish today's life. The best expression of patriotism is to do our job well.
It's a very interesting introductory book, because I don't know anything about politics, and it seemed like it was enlightening. The main thing is to interpret politics and military affairs from the perspective of geography and economics. The only small regret is that the book was written earlier and did not include recent changes in the situation. But the general direction is quite interesting.
Tonight, hearing your pipa music makes my ears suddenly bright as if listening to fairy music. Although this book is old, it is still of great reference value.
Everything in the world can only be known where it's going if you know where it's coming from. Although the ancient saying that everything in the world is for profit, and everything is for profit, is still applicable in some situations today; but under the comprehensive consideration of political, religious and cultural factors, we may find that the situation is not always true; the bipolar pattern formed by the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union and the conspiracy in Northeast Asia, which only happened nearly a hundred years ago, still have an impact on today's international pattern. Has a vital influence; in addition, the rise of today's India, Singapore and other Asian countries has had to arouse the vigilance of the big brother, the United States, in the assimilation and impact of Western universal values. All of this has been initially explored in this book, and understanding these may not seem to be of any benefit to our ordinary people's daily lives, but in fact, in our life planning, only by keeping the world in mind can we make wise choices.
Geopolitics, great power competition, political negotiations and other international pattern elements are vividly depicted in this book, which shows the author's meticulous thinking and profound knowledge. To be an independent big country, you must have enough capital. Just looking at GDP and land area is far from enough. Although having a complete industrial base can add a lot of points, it still cannot reach the passing line. What is more important than this is that you must have an independent national decision-making system that is not influenced by others, a national management mechanism that can effectively organize the country's strategic resources, and national spiritual cohesion.
After reading this book, you can see the world at a glance.
Your insights are analyzed from an angle that ordinary people and even experts would never think of. I read it and found it new. It is also the reality in China. We should learn from it and act on it.
The historical materials are detailed, the ideas are grand, and the views are clear. I hope the national strategic research department will take a look at it.
I didn't have much interest in geopolitics at first, so I just took a casual look at it, but I soon became unable to stop. The content is very substantial and easy to understand, and the perspective of the book is very high. It turns out that due to geographical location, various countries in history have their own destiny, and there are traces of war. The first two books both make people feel enlightened, and the third and first books overlap a lot, so you can read it as appropriate.
This book can be used as a basic reading book on national politics, which is easy to understand and profound. After reading it, you will have a deeper understanding of the previously confusing international political phenomena. It is suitable for book lovers who are interested in international politics and entry-level readers who want to solve current affairs. The book mainly talks about the Sino-Japanese War, geo-economics and politics, international current affairs and world economy, China's situation, etc. It is a book that I find very interesting and readable. Behind every phenomenon there is an essence that ordinary people cannot see. As the saying goes, "Everything in the world can only be known where it's going if you know where it's coming from." The most interesting thing about history, or the most valuable thing about it, is not the events themselves, but the laws hidden in them. Through the author's deep-rooted analysis, it triggers thinking, breaks the limitations of thinking, and increases the ability to dispel confusion under the guidance of vast public opinion.
Everything that happens in the world can be attributed to the word profit, which corresponds to an old Chinese saying: everything in the world is for profit, and everything in the world is for profit. The author of this book uses unconventional economics, military, and international relations thinking to objectively and profoundly deconstruct the interest pattern behind the current international landscape and the subtle game between large groups. "Understanding today's world pattern is to create a new pattern for China tomorrow." Because of the lack of knowledge about the world structure or political economy, many international news are just based on the excitement of the news, and they are influenced by the author according to others' opinions. Without their own thinking, they are more likely to be misled. This book just opens a window. To have a more detailed understanding, you need to read and refer to other books.
I was confused. About 70% of it was back to the first chapter, and the remaining 30% was a repeat of the chapter [Petrochemical]
In the development of human beings to this day, it seems that there is still a long and arduous road ahead before world unity. It is so sad that modern people are forced to study the art of military warfare between countries and other cruel and murderous fighting techniques! We should strive to pursue the idea of uniting all mankind. It is difficult to take this step well, but people with insight must fight for it. This is the most noble cause in modern times and in the future! Only after you have taken this step can you take the next step: work hard on both the micro and macro ends, so that humans can fly freely in the universe!
Great. I admire the author's insight very much.
Many of the opinions are very unique and distinct! The more you get to the second half, the more exciting it becomes
It has raised a civilian's horizons to an unprecedented level!
Overall, this book is quite professional and the text is easy to understand. It can be used as an introductory book on "geopolitics". However, the author's ideological shackles are relatively deep, and he seems to have taken a pre-emptive stance. He has too many traces of protecting the shortcomings of the "Eastern" and is not enough to serve as a lesson.
Well written, it clarified some blind spots in knowledge
When you read articles and current affairs, especially the international situation, you always feel a little ignorant and a little ignorant; this is because you do not have an overall grasp of the world structure, geopolitics, cultural origins, and historical background. "The First Book to Understand the World Pattern" is the book that can help you fill this gap. It can help you understand the pattern of the world, see clearly the game between politicians, see the news behind government orders, and understand human feelings and sophistication. Be a well-organized and transparent person.
The author's broad career, solid theory, and thorough analysis make people feel enlightened after reading it.
To understand the world better, of course I will just wait for the people to take a look.
It comprehensively and systematically explains the strategies adopted by various countries due to geographical location and interest relationships with other countries, and is enlightening. A very good book that looks at the policies formulated by various countries at different times from a geographical perspective. It can be said that this perspective is often ignored. People usually consider each country's historical choices based on its domestic economy, public opinion, national characteristics, and international environment, but in fact geography is a more fundamental and invisible influencing factor. The author starts from a geographical perspective, combines historical events, domestic and foreign situations, and provides a clear-cut and logical analysis of the national policies of various countries in history, which gives a feeling of enlightenment.
Tomato novels are rare to read!
Some content is repeated. But the writing is very good, the viewpoint is very profound, the essence can be seen from the appearance, and the real connotation behind things can be understood.
The point of view is in-depth and clear, and the writing style is also very good, which is thought-provoking.
Wonderful, see the essence through things!
Are the second book "Strategy of a Great Power" and the third book "China's Periphery" the same?
Fortunately, my ability to understand is limited, I hope it can be simplified