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A journalist assigned to China from 1977 to 1979 recounts his experiences, clarifies misconceptions about modern China, assesses its current economic, social, and political problems, and outlines its attitudes towards the West.
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Insightful outsider’s view of China's societal transformation
Who is this book for?
This book offers a fascinating glimpse into China during a pivotal era, blending personal stories with sharp observations. If you're curious about China's social changes and its relationship with the West, this account could deepen your understanding and challenge preconceptions.
