Professor Hirato Sheng looked at Nagata and couldn't help but compare the "Double Walls in the Army". Ishihara's baby face was so distinctive that all the generals and schools seemed to be older than Ishihara.

Looking at Nagata in front of him, Professor Hiratsuhoku forgot his baby face. The person in front of the professor was wearing similar glasses and almost the same scholarly temperament. He was calm and self-sustaining because he had a clear understanding of the world and naturally showed his neither humility nor arrogantness. In this regard, Professor Hiratsuhoku felt very familiar, that was another self in the mirror.

After Nagata politely said hello, he raised his own question, "Professor, your report describes the Chinese people's attitude towards land reform, which shocked me very much, but also made me feel a little unreal."

"His Excellency Nagata, according to my observation, the Chinese people are not yet considered nationals. The Chinese people nowadays can only be regarded as people, and they do not understand the rights and obligations they have as nationals. If Nagata feels that it is unreal, perhaps the reason is this. As for China's land reform policy, although it has very good results from the results, the land reform policy has been a unilateral decision by the new government led by He Jun from the beginning, and no Chinese people have solicited any opinions. Therefore, the Chinese people's feelings about land reform are also passive. From the beginning of the land reform to the present, the Chinese people are all outsiders."

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After hearing this, Nagata also understood why the Minister of the Army, Ugaki, was amazed at the Japanese people's high acceptance of the civil war caused by land reform. If it were such a civil war, there was no way to see anything unacceptable. And since it was a civil war, it was destined to end.

In Professor Ping Fengsheng's report, the Chinese people were initially quite shocked about the destruction of the old system. However, the new order was quickly established and continued to provide security guarantees, employment opportunities, and commodity trading channels to the countryside. Although the farmers were still uneasy, they also accepted the new order with the mentality of "try it, and talk about it if it doesn't work". With the implementation of China's land reform for two years, the second autumn harvest will be completed. The farmers understood that the old order wanted to destroy the new order, and if the new order was destroyed, the benefits that the farmers had already obtained would be lost. Therefore, although the farmers still had sympathy for the old order, the farmers no longer had any interest in providing assistance to the old order.

Now some farmers say a few words about the old order, but only say a few words. In another two years, the farmers are too lazy to say something about the old order. At that time, the old order was uprooted and the civil war covering the entire China was completely over.

Feeling this, Nagata felt a little turbulent. In order to calm down this discomfort, Nagata asked: "Professor, are your judgment on Japan's land reform implemented too optimistic?"

Professor Ping Fengsheng did not hide the slightest and replied frankly: "If land reform is implemented, its impact on Japan has been written in the report. However, in my opinion, the biggest difficulty is that it is difficult for Japan to make land reform decisions at the government level."

But after saying this, Professor Ping Fengsheng didn't say much. In this investigation, Professor Ping Fengsheng determined that there was no possibility of bottom-up reform in China at all. All current policies are based on the top-down implementation of his policies after He Rui seized the Chinese regime.

This requires a centralized government that does not have an internal privileged class to implement it. Moreover, this government must have a deep understanding of the economy and a unified analysis of "bottom-up" at the economic level. There is no such government in Japan today, nor such a political system.

If Professor Ping Fengsheng wrote a report on this, the rough result of the report would be that a revolution would be needed within Japan.

Given the current situation in Japan, Professor Ping Fengsheng wrote this report on the first day and published it, and would be arrested or even executed the next day.

Nagata could think of similar words, so he asked about some details that he didn't understand, and then stood up to say goodbye.

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On the way back to the Japan General Mobilization Bureau, Nagata felt the summer wind blowing, and felt anxious. Now the influence of the Chinese revolution on Japan has become so great that Nagata is afraid. Once a path is completed, there will inevitably be imitators. Moreover, since the Chinese revolution and Chinese policies are based on rational analysis, more and more Japanese people will accept this path. M.
Chapter completed!