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I Want to Be Emperor.
Chapter 273: New Thinking (2). [286]
Summary
Liu Che, reflecting on the relationship between commerce and agriculture in the Han dynasty, emphasized the importance of managing this dynamic for the nation's benefit. He acknowledged the rapid growth of merchants and their impact on society, arguing that rulers must understand the people's pursuit of profit. Citing historical examples, he questioned why the Han dynasty struggles with uniting its feudal lords despite the prosperity of merchants. Liu Che highlighted the need for change in economic policies, noting that merchants could contribute significantly to the state, as evidenced by their willingness to invest in infrastructure.Full content
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