1635: The Han Wind Rises Again
1635汉风再起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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I see a lot of comments about going to North America. You can't assume North America is all the same just because the US is a hegemon. Australia has a much better geographical advantage than North America. As long as it controls the Indian Ocean and is close to the East Asian trade routes, it's a hegemon! It's much more sustainable than Britain.
Australia's unique geographical environment allows for cattle farming and ramie cultivation along its northeast coast, soybean and cotton rotation in the east-central region, vegetable and fruit cultivation and silkworm farming along its southeast coast, and a mixed economy of wheat and sheep in the southeast plains.
The protagonist helps the Ming Dynasty unify China—doesn't the author find that ridiculous? I know you're either catering to the sentiments of some Chinese fans, or you are. But please, this book you wrote seems to have a South American influence, and the author appears to have been quite affected.
India is probably only suitable for colonization, not for permanent rule. There are just too many people; the Mughal Empire alone had over 100 million people at that time – it's a headache just thinking about it.
This article is reprinted and is for reference only. Australia is probably one of the world's most sparsely populated countries. A staggering 25.44 Million people live on its 7.6 Million square kilometers of land. Vast amounts of land are abandoned, and the small population has prevented it from achieving higher and faster levels of development.
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Both the emperors of the late Ming and the late Qing dynasties were invaded by foreign enemies; one committed suicide and the other chose to become a dog. What's there to defend? In short, if you don't rebel in the Qing dynasty, you'll be screwed in a chrysanthemum with an electric drill.
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