Titlebook: China from the Inside; Letters from an Econ Liam Brunt Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Chinese economics.Chi

Condyle

Inner Mongolia,to bring in tourists—even though the area cannot support that weight of activity (there is simply not enough water). Traditional Mongolian culture is vanishing with the emigration of young people, and Brunt feels fortunate to see it while it still exists—the horse riding, singing, dancing and feasting.

衣服

Cloudburst

桉樹

Huaguoshan and Guizhou,em in their new apartment building, and see the house in the countryside that they left behind (where they used to draw water from a well and had no heating). It is clear why 1.5 million people . are moving from the countryside to the city in China.

關(guān)心

狼群

,Hukou’s There?,nt to boarding school aged 6, he lived alone from age 13 and put himself through secondary school. He is now a successful young adult with a bright future. The other friend—currently aged 6—is struggling to be able to live with her parents because they now have Beijing hukous but she does not.

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,China’s “Japan Moment”,oon. Combined with various other problems—such as declining exports, overinvestment in housing, weak financial institutions, poor infrastructure quality—China will struggle to be star performer in the next 25 years. The One Belt One Road project is only exacerbating this problem.

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Endoscope

Martin Aigner,Günter M. Ziegler terrified of what Chinese might do (such as Falun Gong followers setting themselves on fire in Tiananmen Square). With security guards stationed on every bus and in every car park, one might describe it more as disguised unemployment than a security apparatus.

delta-waves

Trois applications de la formule d’Eulerrtunity to visit Mount Wuyi, a big tourist destination for Chinese—so far undiscovered by foreigners—where you can walk in the mountains, raft on the rivers and see ancient tea trees, from which the most expensive teas are made. Its beauty matches the well-known area of Guilin.