Zhang Ximeng concluded differently and finally made a neat summary.

To expand externally, we must learn from the Han Dynasty.

Take the initiative to open the country, take the initiative to control trade, and formulate rules that are beneficial to yourself!

We must not open the door passively, we must not hand over trade power to others, and we must not be controlled by others.

Zhang Ximeng made it very clear that in the past, everyone was worried about various problems that would arise from foreign trade and immigration... In the final analysis, these worries are just one problem, that is, not being able to take the initiative in trade.

It's that simple!

For example, many people think that emigrating overseas will result in a loss of labor and will affect food taxes... But the problem is that when they go overseas, they can get a hundred times more land and produce more food.

As long as it is shipped back smoothly, it will be enough to make up for the loss.

The reason why we are worried is because we do not have the initiative in trade and cannot transport food back. If people leave, it is a simple loss.

Zhang Ximeng even joked mercilessly in the end... The reason why Ming Dynasty had doubts about food security was entirely due to its distrust of the Ming Dynasty navy!

Chang Yuchun, you have to work hard!
Chapter completed!