I have a martial arts secret manual; once mastered, you'll become an unparalleled master!

Basic foundation, come, I'll teach you divine skills!
The past thirty years of China's rapid development have been thirty years of opening up to the outside world. Multinational corporations from the US and Japan, under the promises made by our top leaders at the time, swarmed in like swarms of bees, helping us achieve this rapid growth over the past three decades.
It seems that we have achieved remarkable accomplishments recognized worldwide, and indeed, at least everyone is well-fed, warmly clothed, well-housed, and driving cars. Skyscrapers are everywhere, and the extensive highways make everyone feel like they're floating. The basic foundation, passionate young people, are completely intoxicated. Some even mistakenly think they've practiced the Sunflower Manual, shouting "Unparalleled in the East" and "Number One in the Martial World" everywhere.
Take a closer look, examine it bit by bit. Our foreign exchange reserves are three trillion dollars; it seems a lot, but in reality, it's fragile. But the investments from the US and Japan—aren't those companies investing tens of billions or hundreds of billions of dollars? When they first came in, they used US dollars, and naturally, when they leave, they take US dollars with them. If you dare not let them go, they will come with warships; hundreds of billions of dollars is no small amount. Thirty trillion, if each enterprise is valued at 300 billion, that's only about 100 companies—how small is that? Pathetically few.
In fact, the profit margins from processing are very low; many basic foundations don't know this. We are just a processing base, or a processing factory. We aren't even an innovative factory—how can we be the number one in the martial world? Is that it?
Let's look at how much of our GDP is actually inflated. Just one real estate project, I estimate the bubble is enormous. A simple estimate shows that the total market value of real estate in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen could buy the entire world. But in reality, this illusory bubble is meaningless; when the economy rises, the scam can be sustained. When the economy declines, this illusion becomes meaningless, and for the country, it is a tumor—a ticking time bomb.
For a country like ours, without a real economy of its own, this bomb is deadly because once it explodes, there is no way out. Some say, "We also have a real economy," but take a closer look. Besides state-owned monopolies and export processing, how many other enterprises are left? How many people do these enterprises support? Can they sustain so many people?
To learn this skill, one must first castrate oneself!
Even if one castrates oneself, it still won't succeed!