Despite Perfikot not paying much attention to her luxurious lifestyle, the vast gap between her life and that of ordinary people still concerned her.
It was not only about whether her rule was stable but also whether her Northern Territory plan could be successfully implemented.
The hardship of the people's lives meant that they needed to spend more energy and income on maintaining daily living expenses, reducing their energy and investment in construction, and lowering labor efficiency.
Ask yourself, is a person who has three meals a day and lives without worry, with ample income, more enthusiastic about work, or is it someone who only has two meals a day, is cold and hungry, and can't support their family?
The answer is obviously self-evident. You can't expect a horse to run without feeding it, and to make a horse run fast, it's not just about feeding it grass, but rather feeding it fried soybeans and fine feeds, better than the human diet.
