When Zhu Yuanzhang took the original capital of "a bowl at the beginning" and fought his way out of the "Angel Wheel" in the troubled times of the late Yuan Dynasty; when Zhu Di completed the management buyout in the name of "Jing Nan", but lived in the KPI assessment of "usurping the throne" all his life; when Emperor Chongzhen The emperor completed the final "bankruptcy and liquidation" in Meishan, leaving behind the tragic edict of "Let the thieves divide, and no one will be harmed." You will find that the 276 years of the Ming Dynasty's ups and downs are surprisingly similar to the life cycle of a giant enterprise.
