The International Development of China

"The International Development of China" by Yat-sen Sun is a historical book from the early 1920s that explores China's promising future after World War I by detailing how international teamwork can unlock the nation's resources and infrastructure. The core idea emphasizes using global partnerships to build a thriving Chinese economy and avoid problems like war and unfair business practices. The author starts by explaining why China urgently needs international help to prevent conflicts caused by money problems throughout the country. Sun suggests a socialist way of growing the economy that would help both foreign countries and the Chinese people, stressing how crucial it is for governments and the Chinese people to plan and work together. The beginning introduces several big plans for making China more modern, like improving transportation, harbors, and cities. It also highlights China's opportunity to become a major player in the world economy.