How should traditional countries promote modernization?

The author thinks that modern countries are facing many problems. Different from the United States, these countries face huge social obstacles that can only be solved by a strong centralized government. The modernization of traditional countries needs to change traditional things such as social economy, cultural beliefs and behavior patterns, which requires the concentration of power; On the other hand, the new social groups created by modernization are eager to participate in politics and need decentralization. In this way, traditional countries will inevitably get into trouble in the process of promoting modernization. This problem involves how to deal with the relationship between traditional authority and modern authority. The author's method is to unify the traditional authority without dying out, and to make the will expressed by the people through the elected political parties and legislatures become authority.