Ju Ming did not travel to a prosperous inland place, but was entrusted to a coastal peninsula or large island that seemed barren but was actually a strategic location (such as the simulated eastern Shandong Peninsula, Zhoushan Islands, or northern Taiwan). He used modern knowledge, pragmatically starting from one point, through scientific planning, technological innovation and institutional construction, step by step to build the fiefdom into a strong base area, and ultimately achieved the goal of rejuvenating the country through science and technology, expanding territory, annihilating Japanese pirates and even reshaping the destiny of China.
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The order is out of order, and a problem is told repeatedly without actual action. A man is arrested, and two days later he never realizes he has been arrested again.
The order is out of order, and a problem is told repeatedly without actual action. A man is arrested, and two days later he never realizes he has been arrested again.