This book delves into the world of economic history, weaving together economic principles with real-world practices from China and other leading economies. It explores how entrepreneurship fuels economic growth and how government intervention can improve economic structures, prevent capitalist exploitation, and promote equitable distribution. It then examines China's unique model, which combines a market economy with a professional civil service system. This model, the author argues, unlocks the potential for local development and fosters a fairer economic landscape. The author's insights are informed by extensive experience—years studying in the UK and the US and frequent visits to local communities—and a deep understanding of China's unique political and economic systems.