comprador bourgeoisie; bureaucratic capitalist class
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comprador bourgeoisie (in colonial/semi-colonial nations)
formalA historical term describing a specific socio-economic class in 19th-20th century China and other colonized nations. They acted as intermediaries between foreign imperialist powers and the local economy, facilitating exploitation. In China, this class evolved into the bureaucratic bourgeoisie (官僚资产阶级).
Zài在
jiù旧
Zhōng中
guó国
,
mǎi买
bàn办
zī资
chǎn产
jiē阶
jí级
kòng控
zhì制
zhe着
duì对
wài外
mào贸
yì易
hé和
jīn金
róng融
。
In old China, the comprador bourgeoisie controlled foreign trade and finance.
Dì帝
guó国
zhǔ主
yì义
tōng通
guò过
mǎi买
bàn办
zī资
chǎn产
jiē阶
jí级
bō剥
xuē削
zhí殖
mín民
dì地
de的
zī资
yuán源
。
Imperialist powers exploited the colony's resources through the comprador bourgeoisie.
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Mǎi买
bàn办
zī资
chǎn产
jiē阶
jí级
yǔ与
běn本
guó国
fēng封
jiàn建
shì势
lì力
yǒu有
zhe着
mì密
qiè切
de的
lián联
xì系
。
The comprador bourgeoisie maintained close ties with domestic feudal forces.