men in southern Jiangsu love their wives and do housework, so they are smart in business. Men in northern Jiangsu disdain to do business, and their male chauvinism is serious. They think that the so-called big men should make contributions, so there are many military commanders in history. Since it is easier for them to seize wealth than to create it, how can they be expected to create wealth like men in southern Jiangsu? When Sunan people have money, they usually build houses on land, cultivate future generations to study and test their fame, honor their ancestors, and when they have money, they can build houses on land for business, thus driving economic development and forming a virtuous circle. Therefore, there are many gardens and talented people in Sunan; In northern Jiangsu, there are many places where Wu Fu often looks down on businessmen and scholars, and they have low interests, like drinking and gambling, fighting and fighting, so they do nothing all day, are sloppy and lazy, and have a low status of women. Men can use it in wartime, and they are not willing to do business in peacetime, so the economy can't develop. Look at the fact that there are many wineries in northern Jiangsu today, forming a so-called wine culture. Besides wine, how many decent products are there? Or the infighting between the leaders, because Subei is a liberated area and a base area, a large number of cadres arrived at the provincial government after liberation. These cadres did not send knowledge to their hometown and teach fishing, but kept sending fish, and the funds were continuously allocated to Subei, but they did not see any improvement in Subei's economy. The reason is that Su Beiren believes that with fellow villagers as big officials in the province, they are afraid that there will be no good days in the future. What are you busy doing business with your brains? There is a steady stream of funds. So, a typical phenomenon has emerged. One of the principles for cadres at all levels in northern Jiangsu to be officials is to take a good picture of their superiors and then climb up. For example, the secretary of the township party Committee has a face project to climb up to the secretary of the town party Committee, and then it is very simple to be a chairman in any enterprise, that is, to have the ability to ask for funds from above, and to set up several factories when he arrives. In this way, with the so-called achievements, you can be promoted to the county as a leader, and then to the city by the old way. The final goal is to be a big official in the province, and then, like ants moving, you will constantly mention your wife, children and subordinates to various departments in the province, and the funds will continue to flow to northern Jiangsu. What about the local economy? It's still the same. If the foundation of northern Jiangsu is poor, there are reasons for this, but the key is the human problem. Hiroshima, Japan was also hit by an atomic bomb. Isn't that just building modernization on the ruins? Some people say that Su Beiren's brain is not alive. I think it's because his political nerves are too sensitive. Don't forget that Subei is the base of the New Fourth Army. Local leaders and ordinary people have become accustomed to doing whatever the leaders ask me to do, and I won't do it if the leaders don't say it. So after the reform and opening up, those leaders in Subei in the province still don't know how to engage in the economy, but they have a way of engaging in politics. Look, what happened in Zhangjiagang in those years? Originally called Shazhou County, it was a wasteland at the junction of Jiangyin, Changshu and Suzhou, and there was no difference between it and northern Jiangsu. Later, Huaxi Village, headed by Wu Renbao, became famous all over the country. At that time, not to mention the provincial funding support, a governor of northern Jiangsu also criticized Huaxi for engaging in capitalism, and finally the central government made Huaxi a name for itself. The same example is Kunshan, where there was once a reportage called <; Road to Kunshan > This paper introduces how Kunshan's economy attracts investment on its own, without taking a penny from the province. What should Subei do at this time? Look at Zhangjiagang and Kunshan again! ! ! Is it true that Su Beiren is more stupid and ignorant than people in southern Jiangsu?