Titlebook: Changing Qualities of Chinese Life; Dennis Duncanson Book 1982 Dennis Duncanson 1982 Asia.Asian history.Chinese.history.modern history

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Socialist Transformation and Economic Miracle,st Man, presumably in the engineer’s (Mao’s) own somehow pre-transformed image. I share the opinion of Professor Lifton. that Mao worried over the ‘immortality’ of his social achievement; but I would go further than he does.

中子

誰在削木頭

From Mandarin to Cadre,he Chinese inhabitants of Southeast Asia; in themselves, therefore, the cadres are one segment — one dare not say class — in the total quality of life; the major part of the stormy political drama since 1965 has been acted out on their smaller stage, with the masses onlookers or at most struggle-fodder.

Myosin

,‘Boiling Small Fish’, by, China’s rulers with confidence, and when historians or political scientists criticize either the present regime or its forerunners, it behoves them to bear in mind how hard put to it any of us would be to devise alternatives that would work or that would have worked.

BRAWL

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137347534y of methodical treatises on topics discussed in it — on the rural industries of China, for example, or on recondite and controversial subjects such as industrial relations in Hong Kong or the Chinese share of the retail trade in Indonesia. One recent treatise sounds close to my theme — .,. by a tea

deforestation

Right-wing Parties in France and in Europe,roclaims for the former ought to have wrought profound change in the latter. Analogous change is implied in talk of ‘the economic miracle’ in Taiwan and Hong Kong and Singapore — less certainly in Southeast Asian countries where the Chinese are a minority. Under Mao Tsê-tung’s 1954 Constitution (no

有機(jī)體

Right-wing Parties in France and in Europe,iracle of Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore down to their ‘Confucian work ethic’. All of these three economies have benefited from investment of foreign capital — coming in Taiwan, it is true, largely from strategically-motivated American aid, but in Hong Kong and Singapore (which have never been bene

公共汽車

countenance

Explorations of Educational Purposetimes random, action of all the individuals comprising a more or less ‘free’ society that embraces, save in Taiwan, alien races and ‘pluralistic’ cultures. In the People’s Republic, the style of government has been opposite in nearly every respect; the quality of the body of men set apart to exercis