Opening up the law, benefiting the country and the people, is a good law in any way, so why do some people ignore it, and then hurry up if they want to abolish it? Zhang Ximeng's question hit the nail on the head.

No matter how good the design of China and France is, there is a problem of distribution of property rights behind it.

The generals opened the salt lead, and then sold it to the salt merchant. The salt merchant took the salt lead and went to the salt field to receive the salt. Isn't this design the same as giving military generals the power to print money?

The salt in their hands is money.

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