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Summary

Ning Yi discusses the historical context of China's struggles against the West, emphasizing the importance of mental power and social consensus in overcoming material disparities. He reflects on how, after enduring humiliation, China sought to educate and reform individuals to achieve societal transformation. Ning Yi argues that while material conditions influence moral behavior, education and cultural foundations are crucial for progress. He highlights the evolution of social consensus through historical challenges, illustrating how collective beliefs shape societal structures and governance. Ultimately, he suggests that true equality requires a deep-rooted consensus among the populace, which remains a work in progress.

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