Come to the queue, the master of history comes in, and the following four modern enterprise definitions appear in turn.

Foreign enterprises (after the Opium War, namely 1842)

Enterprises founded by the Westernization School (1Westernization Movement in 1960s, 19)

National capitalist enterprises (19, 1960s-1970s,

The national bourgeoisie, which grew up in a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society, relies on foreign capitalism in its own economic strength and is also restricted by the export of goods by capitalist powers; China's natural economy and rulers are the internal factors that limit the growth of the national bourgeoisie. These conditions make the national bourgeoisie not as powerful as foreign capitalism, which determines the duality of national capitalism and exists from beginning to end.

Duality and revolutionary compromise of the national bourgeoisie

It is revolutionary to oppose the double oppression of foreign capitalism and domestic feudal rulers, and it is compromise to rely on foreign capitalism and domestic feudal rulers to develop production.

Born in a semi-colonial and semi-feudal society, I hope to be transformed into a capitalist society. With little capital, small scale and weak technical force, it neither dares nor has the ability to promote social change.

Early Famous National Capital Enterprises (Part)

Shanghai Changfa machine factory

Guangdong Nanhai Jichanglong Silk Reeling Factory

Tianjin yilaimou machine factory

Shandong Yantai Changyu Brewing Company

Famous figures of modern national bourgeoisie (part)

Ronghe Rong Desheng (Rong Brothers)

Zhang Jian

Zhang Bishi

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Some famous industrial groups

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