Metabolism of modern Chinese society
Spanning the end of the dynastic era in China and up to the present, Metabolism of Modern Chinese Society (2-volume set) reveals the secrets of China's developmental history, rich culture, and complex social structure. Metabolism of Modern Chinese Society (2-volume set) is an expansive look at...
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Singapore
Silkroad Press/Enrich Professional Publishing
2013
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Table of Contents:
- v. 1. Preface / Feng Qi
- A long history of feudal society
- The East and the West
- Decline of the Qing Dynasty
- Rocked by cannons
- The tragedy and comedy of the Taiping Kingdom
- Twelve years after
- A small step towards modernization
- The evolution of urban and rural society
- The Japanese approaching
- Philosophy of changeability and immutability
- Gengzi event and Xinchou treaty
- Assault of the European and American storms
- v. 2. Real changes under fake reform
- The Middle-Class society
- Two driving forces in reform
- Mass disorder and revolution
- Rebuilding the country
- A road winding through the mountains
- The new culture movement
- The choice of history