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During the Warring States Period, why was Qin always a powerful country?

Shang Yang's political reform was actually a very cruel political reform. According to historical records, Sima Qian, the Taishi Duke, despised Shang Jun's trial and sentenced him to stand at the city gate, which was "irregular" and the reform was mandatory. However, the reform did make the barbaric state of Qin gradually transition to a civilized period, which was conducive to the development of the so-called "centralized system" of Qin. This is a political guarantee. Economically, Shang Yang's reform adopted a more enlightened policy of private ownership of land (although there were limitations), which made Qin's development speed far exceed that of the six eastern countries and quickly became an economic power. Most importantly, militarily, Ying Zheng adopted the military policy of "respecting the army and strengthening the army", created the so-called Golden Goma Railway, and brought in a large number of talented people, such as generals who are good at strategy, such as Bai Qi, Wang Jian and Meng Tian, which gradually weakened the six eastern countries, stabilized the development and situation, and naturally unified the vassals. The above is my personal opinion, and I hope to adopt it.