Revolutionary predecessors, countless lives paved such a road; Along the way, today, it's not laughter, it's not calm, it's a bloody road.

I don't want to walk that day again, carrying the boat of history and the river of blood, and moving forward in tears.

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The Constitution of People's Republic of China (PRC) states that China is a socialist country, the people are the masters of the country, the National People's Congress is the highest authority, and the central government exercises the task of managing the country on behalf of the National People's Congress and practices public ownership. ....

In order to see clearly what kind of country a country is, I always look at how the interests of the country flow and how to deal with the basic means of production of the country.

Land: If the people are the masters of the country, does the land belong to the people? If the country is publicly owned, is the land owned by the whole people? The government exercises the task of management on our behalf, and its power to deal with land is limited. We can't just buy and sell land and make it the private property of the rich. And all this income goes to the people who manage our property for us. This is clearly robbing us, then speculating on these lands, driving up house prices, and further depriving us of our pockets with "houses". Once more land is treated in this way, the problems will be intertwined and secretly change the foundation of a country. It is impossible for a government to manage land normally in a way that conforms to the national system. How can we guarantee a normal state?

Questions about exploitation and being exploited: Marx's Das Kapital evaluates the cost of a labor force (that is, the company pays your salary) in this way (my summary): training expenses (such as school expenses and skills training expenses), and maintaining basic living expenses (water and electricity expenses, transportation and communication expenses, rent expenses-note that you don't have a house). Sadly, according to this theory, it is almost impossible for us to own a house in a capitalist society, and it is no wonder that this phenomenon exists in our society now. But on the other hand, we see that the rich are getting richer. Tens of millions of villas have been built, millions of luxury cars have been collected, and a few percent of the people in society have mastered 90% of the wealth ... If they have not been exploited, how can we be like this?

About the secrets in commodities: as we all know, commodities condense the sweat of workers, which is value, and this value should be exchanged at the same price. Unreasonable sales will be a kind of infringement to the producers of these commodities, and it will also be a kind of infringement to the society-of course, it is not without profits, and our businessmen will always make profits. Let's look at the problem this way. First of all, say value. The value of goods is determined by the general labor time in society. Let's express the price in banknotes. Assuming that the value and price of a commodity are completely equal (note that this is of course impossible, just for the sake of convenience), then it is fair to use something that costs one yuan. If only 50 cents is spent, then the buyer encroaches on the wealth of the producer. If you sell 1.5 yuan, then the seller encroaches on the buyer's wealth. So I thought of China's export commodities. China's goods consume more resources and time in production than foreign countries, and the value inside is higher than foreign countries, but it exports a lot, not only for export, but also for sale. What do you mean by special sale? A lot of value created by our labor is occupied by foreign buyers ... and then their high-tech products are dumped on us ... and our wealth is ruthlessly exploited again. .....