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The shared belief that makes a people willing to die for something; harder to build than physical infrastructure.
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spiritual cohesion
The shared belief that makes a people willing to die for something; harder to build than physical infrastructure.
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For Jiang, spiritual cohesion matters more than physical cities; destroyed cities can be rebuilt, but a people must believe in something enough to die for it.
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"...It's not, okay? What is hard, though, is to develop the spiritual cohesion of a people, to make them believe in something so that..."
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