Miracle on the Min River (Gingko, Narra, Encina)

Miracle on the Min River (치지산서강민 ; 奇迹在的河민 ; Chijisan Sōgangmin) is a term referring to a period of radical in the Great Han Empire (or simply known as Chosen) between 1957 and 2007, during which the Han real  grew near-nonstop from a meager $75.6 billion to $6.5 trillion; representing a 86-fold increase. Its unparalleled miraculous growth was aided by the country's capable leadership, work ethic, and outward-looking economic model that fitted the country's circumstances at the time. The miracle, although initially driven by exports, came to be driven by domestic consumption. Today, and Chosen is the third largest economy by both and  after China and the United States; the joining of various renowned world organisation such as the  caps decades of successful postwar reconstruction.

The term was coined after the terms and the, which refers to similar periods of rapid economic growth in  and  respectively. The term was first reportedly used in the New Year's resolution address that urged Hans to work industriously in hopes to achieving the same economic modernisation that had thrown the Koreans and the Germans into post-war prosperity.