"Das Kapital" is an important encyclopedia of Marxism and the pinnacle of the study of capitalist social and economic forms. "Das Kapital" created a new ideological system. Marx's approach to studying the world stems from German philosophy, early socialist theory, and political economy. On the basis of Hegelian dialectics, Marx overturned traditional "metaphysical" materialism and established the largest ideological system that has been practiced in reality, a system that affects more than 50% of the earth's population. The relationship between capital and labor is the axis on which the entire system of modern society depends. "Das Kapital" provided the first scientific explanation of this relationship, and this explanation was so thorough and incisive that only a German could achieve it. This person was Marx. He climbed to the highest point and had a clear view of all areas of modern social relations.
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