Jiang uses Meiji as an example of Japan converting crisis into rapid modernization.
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Meiji Restoration
Jiang uses Meiji as an example of Japan converting crisis into rapid modernization.
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"...carved up, as well. But the Japanese engaged in what's called Meiji Restoration. And in 20 to 30 years' time, they went from a..."
"...carved up as well. But then Japan started something called the Meiji Restoration, and they started to industrialize. And then in like 30, 40..."
"...the world. So you know that in Japan, they underwent the Meiji Restoration. And in only a few decades, they were able to industrialize...."
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