Japan completed industrialization before World War II, roughly close to that of Post-World War II China in the 1970s. Although Japan was bombed in World War II, the people in the system are still there, the drawings are still there, and the quality of industrialization is still there

Japan completed industrialization before World War II, roughly close to that of Post-World War II China in the 1970s. Although Japan was bombed in World War II, the people in the system were still there, the drawings were still there, and the literacy of industrialization was still there, so it directly entered the third industrial revolution. The Japanese did not do such stupid things as destroying large planes and abandoning the world's third-ranked atomic bomb, but quickly recovered, replaced, and modernized. At that time, China already had the conditions for renewal, and made comprehensive arrangements and arrangements, planning to achieve four modernizations by 2000 (about 20 years later than Japan).