Confronting the Eagle: I Arm the Entire Army, So Why Are You Crying, Uncle Sam?

After liberation, he forged swords for the country, built military industry, people's livelihood and other industries on his own, rapidly improved the country's overall strength, added winning weight to the war against U. S. Aggression and aid Korea, and reduced the number of volunteer sacrifices. It is really well written, and I highly recommend everyone to read it!

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Very beautiful, written fluently, and easy to read.

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Is this book by the author very familiar? The weapons in the plot appear in the same order as in the other book.

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Please don't use the word "old man" with gray hair, old man, etc. During the revolutionary period, the revolutionary team was mainly young people, not some old man with gray hair, general One issue that authors always get wrong is that development requires money. In fact, development requires resources, not money, but when development drives the economy, it also drives money. Money just needs to be printed. Money should be anchored in the output value of development rather than in food. How much money is printed will be as much as the value of the product is generated. When it reaches a certain level, it will be decided how much money will be released. Economic development must be stimulated by allowing money to flow.