(05eu)L'Europe souffrira dans les 200 prochaines années (pour PC)


Dans un article publié en 2023, Ye Qiquan a défini directement et clairement 2022 comme la première année de récession en Europe. De plus, Ye Qiquan a également prédit que la récession en Europe durerait au moins 200 ans.
Le déclin continu de l’Europe s’explique par trois raisons fondamentales :
1. L’Europe ne peut pas continuer à être à la pointe de la créativité humaine.
2. Le niveau de productivité primaire de l’Europe est faible et elle ne peut pas accumuler activement les éléments nécessaires à la formation de l’empire.
3. La renaissance de l'Europe ne peut se faire qu'après le déclin simultané des autres empires de la ceinture de développement. L'Europe pourra alors faire valoir un avantage concurrentiel relatif.
L’Europe doit néanmoins se préparer à long terme et ne peut laisser passer aucune opportunité historique, qu’elle soit brillante ou sombre.


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