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Yumin zhengce
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| Traditional Chinese | 愚民政策 | ||||||||
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| Hangul | 우민정책 | ||||||||
| Hanja | 愚民政策 | ||||||||
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| Kanji | 愚民政策 | ||||||||
| Kana | ぐみんせいさく | ||||||||
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Yumin zhengce (Chinese: 愚民政策; pinyin: yúmín zhèngcè, lit. 'policy of governing ignorant masses') is a chengyu and concept in Chinese political philosophy.
The term refers to the practice of a government deliberately keeping its population in a state of ignorance in order to make them more obedient to political authority and too incompetent to form effective rebellions against the state, thus rendering them more easily subjugated.
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