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https://www.construction-physics.com/p/how-china-is-like-the-19th-century

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Modern China mirrors America's Gilded Age in remarkable ways. Both experienced explosive economic growth driven by massive infrastructure projects, rapid urbanization, and the shift from agriculture to industry.

The parallels continue: Both nations saw the emergence of consumer culture and entrepreneurial spirit, though tainted by corruption. Large populations and ambitious infrastructure projects fueled unprecedented expansion.

Both faced similar growing pains: scientific development lagging behind industrial growth, dramatic cultural shifts, and evolving institutions. These historical rhymes offer insights into China's current trajectory and challenges.

Want to know more? Ask me:

What lessons from America's Gilded Age could help predict China's economic and social trajectory?

How might China's technological development path differ from America's historical experience?

how does the demographic and economic outlook on china influence this comparison and it being a reality?

is there even an influence or not? please debate