The Australian Turmoil of 1876

They are attacking white Australians, occupying Africa, occupying Guinea and Borneo, setting up concessions in Japan, and desperately immigrating Han people. Do you think the British and European powers are stupid? Do you understand how the British world's shit-trouble came to be? It feels like reading a mythical novel

I have seen so many posts saying that Australia cannot support people. First of all, the most important thing to feed the population is resources. Take the area of arable land in Australia as an example. Australia has more than 500,000 square kilometers of arable land, which is about 700 million acres when converted into acres. Judging from the fertility of Australian soil, even if one acre can produce 2,000 kilograms, so that's 1.4 Trillion kilograms. Of course, we can't grow all of it. However, even if we calculate half of it, Australia can still reach more than 700 billion kilograms of grain reserves. Based on per capita grain consumption and storage, it can probably feed more than 300 million people! Of course, there is another aspect. The Australian grassland area is more than 4 million, and there are now more than 300 million cattle and sheep grazing extensively. Tens of billions of kilograms of beef and mutton can be obtained casually every year! Let's talk about water sources. In fact, Australia is not very short of water. It has very rich underground water resources, but the government does not allow development. Australia's per capita water resources are eight times that of China and more than 20 times that of North China. If calculated based on China's water consumption, it can carry 200 million people. If calculated based on North China's water consumption, it can carry more. Judging from the current output, the grain and livestock industry can support 200 million people. There is still a lot of undeveloped land. Now that Australia is short of water, it generally uses tap water produced by desalination. The price is not particularly expensive and is completely acceptable. Of course, Australia If Asia is really rich, it can become a country that will never lack water and support 300 million people. If it directly develops canals and transforms Australia's inland into an oasis, the area of the inland Artesian Basin + Murray-Darling River Basin will be enough to feed 2 billion people. As for the method to turn the inland into an oasis, you only need to build a canal from Lake Eyre (which is dry most of the time. Once the lake is filled with water, the surrounding area will immediately become an oasis) and connect it to Port Augusta, you can activate the entire Great Artesian Basin + Murray-Darling River Basin: Because Lake Eyre is 16 meters below sea level, building a canal is equivalent to extending a large bay into the hinterland of Australia. The evaporation of seawater will form slope rain on both sides of the mountains, so the arid inland becomes an oasis. This is a long process! In addition, the livable area in Australia with a mild and comfortable climate is only 100,000 or 200,000. However, Australia accounts for three of the world's top ten livable cities. It is conceivable that taking Melbourne, for example, there are only a few million people in more than 8,000 square kilometers. Melbourne, as Australia's port and financial center, can definitely live in Shanghai for two or three years. With a population of tens of millions, 100 buildings can be built in one square kilometer. You have to know that Singapore is only 700 square kilometers, and it can house more than 5 million people, and it can also become a city garden. It is conceivable that if you really want to develop Melbourne and live in a population of 100 million, it will not be a big problem. Of course, that is only under special circumstances, otherwise the city will be under heavy traffic pressure! Australia's livable cities are not just Melbourne, Sydney, and Canberra. It's just that few people live in other cities. Otherwise, Australia would account for at least half of the world's livable cities rankings! Originally, coupled with Australia's unique geographical location, it is not far or close to the civilized world, away from war, and can develop with peace of mind. Not to mention becoming a country that can compete with the United States, it is still possible to become a great country. If Australia, together with the Indonesian Plate of Southeast Asia and New Zealand, becomes a proper superpower, it will fission before the First World War, rise and fall during the First World War, rise in the Second World War, and fight the little devils well in the Second World War, hold the resources of Southeast Asia in its hands, build it into a back garden, then go to the world to share the cake, wait until the domestic civil war is over, and join hands with China [ fn=3], to attack Lao Maozi (he really wants China to be his little brother, is he so worthy to be the big brother 🔨) I will spit out what I eat, the world is polarized, Austria and China (Oceania and Asia) VS Europe and the United States, isn't this what it is 😆

Naturalization gives you the right to vote. What are you thinking? New Zealand was the first to gain universal suffrage in 1893. We are still in the era of capitalism. Have you not suffered from the suppression of the British Chartist movement? Ordinary working people in the British Empire have no share😅😅

The protagonist starts off with a startling start. A few fools send money, and then he forms a gang, becomes a dictator, and becomes a scumbag. There is no essential difference between the soldiers he raises and those of the Qing Dynasty. They are both feudal armies and are no match for the modern army. This book is just mindless and enjoyable, the main character is almost the same as Bald Jiang.

Brainless and cool article. Just start by relying on a few fools to make dozens of pounds. It can easily provide lunch boxes for tens of thousands of people. The most bizarre thing is that a few hundred square kilometers of pasture only costs 30,000 pounds, and tens of thousands of sheep and thousands of cattle only cost a few thousand pounds. However, a labor naturalization certificate costs 40 pounds. The protagonist casually naturalized thousands of people and easily earned tens of thousands. The laborers are really rich. How can a foreigner make all the money for the protagonist in a business without capital? ?

This protagonist is more or less involved in buying and selling people? Is the male-female ratio gap so high? Care about what future generations will think? In other words, as long as the protagonist was alive, he would have been messed up. What's more, he married a Qing Dynasty woman as his wife, rejected European aristocrats and had multiple wives. It was really ridiculous. Under normal circumstances, he was slaughtered by the British and his property was confiscated in two years. The premise of the interest relationship is that he is in the same camp. His descendants of yellow race do not believe in Christ, and even white people will not let you enter the upper class society. What's more, it is necessary to treat people from the Qing Dynasty as their fathers? Wearing the Qing Dynasty and not rebelling? He cares about the opinions of future generations but not his subordinates' opinions. He allows corruption but feels that he cannot be tainted in the slightest. Others are cruel to him and does not allow his subordinates to carry out assassinations. It is really a poisonous thing. Integrating the qualities and characters of the fatuous emperor, the last emperor, and the loser in the struggle. His success depends entirely on the author's praise, proving infinitely that the protagonist is invincible.

I feel that this book is likely to be 404. It starts in 1876, and the next few decades will be the 20th century. It is difficult to grasp the scale of writing about modern China. According to the future extended by the plot of the protagonist, there will definitely be a lot of plots from the Republic of China and the late Qing Dynasty. After all, the male protagonist is Chinese, and the female protagonist is, as the author said, the female protagonist is Chinese. Apart from the Far East, it is really not easy to write about other things. After all, like Rebirth in South Africa, the female protagonist and her lover are white, which can be used as a bridge to connect the European world. After all, the male protagonist is Chinese and the female protagonist is white, and she is also half a member of the family. The protagonist of this book really has no bridge to use. (If you are not from my tribe, your heart must be different.) We all understand this sentence, how can white people not understand? Don't forget how the Indians perished. The white heroine at least has a foundation of trust. Although she is not very trusting, she still has a foundation. This book is not about building a country. This kind of business writing requires a clear understanding of the context, and it is not possible to do it blindly.

I read less than a hundred chapters, so I skipped to the end and read it. After working on it for a long time, in the end, even China's inherent land was not recovered. The Qing Dynasty was dead. Don't you dare to go to the Northern Expedition? As expected, he is a filial son and a virtuous grandson. He did not take back the Far East region but went to South America to enclose it and went crazy. You are really good at building a country across the Pacific Ocean. The key is that there are enemies nearby who are looking for death and do not want to do this.

There are very few people who can imitate the writing style of South Africa.

After becoming a British Viscount, you can set up mining companies, including Australian iron ore, coal, copper and gold mines, Lihir Island gold mine, and Indonesian Brunei Petroleum. Let Lanfang Republic become a British protectorate and avoid being annexed by the Netherlands. This great achievement can enhance the title, rise step by step within the British colonial system, and tie more British people in Australia to their own tanks. Established its own arms factory and stepped up efforts to introduce Chinese, so that Chinese accounted for more than half of Western Australia and Queensland, South Australia. Later, he could help the British suppress the Boers and take the opportunity to create the Australian Defense Force. With this merit, he bargained with the British, integrated several major Australian autonomous territories, formed the Kingdom of Australia loyal to the British royal family, and appointed himself king. After World War I, it was possible to completely separate from Britain.