Exploitation is a Chinese word, also known as "exploitation". Pronounced bō xuē, it originally refers to some people or groups who, by virtue of their possession or monopoly of wealth and unfair income distribution, forcefully deprive those social members or social groups who have no or lack of property of their labor results and personal property, that is, The rich take the property of the poor.

Later refers to the behavior of the bourgeoisie to purchase labor power based on the possession of the means of production, which will eventually lead to the eventual legal possession of part of the value created by workers by the capitalists.

Origin.

In the primitive society period, productivity was low, and primitive clans adopted a collective collaborative production method, making exploitation impossible. With the development of production, at the end of primitive society, the first great social division of labor occurred. Individual labor and surplus products at the disposal of individuals appeared, and private property and class exploitation gradually formed.

When society differentiated into classes, namely slave owners and slaves, humans entered a slave society. Slavery was the first system of exploitation that emerged after the disintegration of the clan system on the European continent. On the Eastern continent, the clan system was gradually replaced by the commune system, giving rise to Eastern despotism based on communes and state ownership.