After the Huo Zhou incident, that old man wrote a report for the central government, expounding in full on his suggestions and worries. Those above had discussed much about the issue before and taking this opportunity, they had held multiple conferences over a short period of time, thus producing this preliminary programme.
It was no laughing matter. Anything could be planned and cultivation was no exception.
This three-year plan was on the crude side. The second half of the year would be spent on the transition and perfection of the details. Starting from the following year, it would be fully implemented. Overall, it was of a three-in-one structure—the social, cultural, and cultivation ideology.
It was in fact rather fascinating, for the two major foundations—politics and economics—had been omitted. The development concept could be summarized in one word: stability, stability, once more stability!
There were three main goals:
