Rebirth of the Republic of China: The Story of the Chaebol

Sun Tong and Sun Jingwen, father and son, talked for a long time this time. Since he became regent, Sun Jingwen had accumulated many questions in his mind. Taking advantage of the plenty of time this time, Sun Tong answered them all for him in one breath.

In fact, by this time Sun Tong had already made up his mind to abdicate before 60 years and pass the throne to Sun Jingwen.

By that time, Sun Jingwen was over 40 years old and in the prime of his life. Sun Tong did not want his son to be the crown prince for eighty years.

The key is that Sun Tong himself doesn't attach that much importance to power.

Besides, even if he abdicated, he would still be the emperor of Nanhua. With the prestige he had accumulated over the years in power, his words would definitely be more effective than Sun Jingwen's even at that time.

As time came to the end of 51, the global situation had finally stabilized.

The Anglo-Saxon camp dominated by the ugly West, the Red camp dominated by the Russian Bear, the Franco-Western camp dominated by Hans, and the South China Alliance dominated by South China.

Among the four major camps, the South China Alliance, as the economically strongest party, has always been in a neutral position. However, everyone knows that the relationship between the South China Alliance and Hans is obviously closer than that of the other two camps.

Without the help of Nanhua, Hans' economy would not have taken off so quickly after the war.

However, at present, the Franco-Spanish Alliance has always been focusing on economic development, and they are not continuing to cause trouble abroad.

After all, everyone has now realized that since the appearance of nuclear bombs, the difficulty of launching the S3 season has suddenly increased countless times, and no one wants to see humanity destroyed in their own hands.

Therefore, even if there is any deep hatred between countries, everyone will be relatively restrained. Even if a war really breaks out, nuclear bombs will not be used unless it is absolutely necessary.

It is precisely because of this restraint that diplomacy, economy, culture and sports have become the "battlefields" that countries are paying more attention to today.

The main battlefield in diplomacy is the United Nations, which has now become the main battlefield for countries to engage in verbal battles. Because there are enough camps and no one camp dominates alone, whoever can win the argument at the United Nations in this life will be of great help to the country.

It is precisely because of this that diplomatic relations has now become the most popular subject in universities around the world.

In addition to diplomacy, the importance of economy becomes particularly important in peacetime. After all, it is related to a country's confidence when speaking to the outside world.

Compared with the first two items, culture and sports are more like additional products of the first two.

However, although they are additional, all countries still attach great importance to these two items, especially the cultural industry. There is no country that does not attach importance to them, including the Ugly Country, Hans, the Russian Bear and the South China.

After all, if we don't seize the propaganda position, it will be seized by the enemy.

Under such a big environment, Nanhua took the lead in increasing its investment in the film and television media industry, and also standardized the laws and regulations of the cultural industry. With so many precedents in later generations, Sun Tong naturally needed to be on guard as early as possible.

Today, South China's entertainment industry is following the path of a combination of China, South Korea and Japan. From now on, this path is quite good, especially as South China's economy becomes increasingly strong, the influence of South China's entertainment industry has slowly begun to spread to other countries.

It is precisely because other countries have seen the strength of South China's cultural industry that they have continued to increase their investment in the cultural industry.

Especially after South China's GDP exceeded one trillion, South China's economy has completely distanced itself from other countries. According to the analysis of domestic economists, it will take at least six to eight years for China, the second largest GDP in the world, to increase its domestic GDP to over one trillion. During this period, South China's GDP is likely to exceed three trillion or even more.

More importantly, South China not only has a high GDP, but also has an incredibly high government revenue. As one of the few governments in the world without a fiscal deficit, the South China government has, in addition to increasing investment in various domestic industries in the past decade, made its largest investment in the construction of public transportation.

In 51 alone, South China invested more than 1600 billion South Korean dollars in public transportation.

As a result of the massive investment, Nanhua has now built roads into every village in the country. The total domestic railway mileage has reached 11.2 kilometers, and this number is still increasing at a rate of 8700 kilometers per year.

In addition to roads and railways, South China is also vigorously developing domestic shipping and aviation industries, especially the aviation industry. As the world's largest exporter of passenger aircraft, South China's domestic passenger aircraft ownership has reached more than 16,000 models, of which the number of long-distance passenger aircraft is as high as 5,000.

These sets of figures are the result of huge investments made by the Nanhua government over the years. However, the government’s investment is not in vain. It is precisely because Nanhua’s transportation is sufficiently developed that the economy of the entire country continues to grow at an exaggerated figure!