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Mao to Now | China Books Review

Mao to Now | China Books Review
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The End of the Chinese Revolution

The End of the Chinese Revolution
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Who s Hu? Assessing China s Heir Apparent, Hu Jintao

The list of what we don't know about Hu Jintao and his prospects asChina's new leader is much longer than the list of what we do. Onereason for this is a simple lack of data.

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Does This Writer Deserve the Prize?

On October 11 Peter Englund, permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy in Stockholm, announced that the Nobel Prize in Literature for 2012 will go to the fifty-seven-year-old Chinese writer Guan Moye, better known as Mo Yan, a pen name that means “don’t talk.” (The name is said to have originated in advice his parents gave him as a school-age boy during the Mao era.)The news

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The Jiang Zemin Mystery

Since the Chinese Communist Party leaders will not allow themselves to be criticized in the press or on television, critics have had to find other means to express their political grievances. Historically speaking, one of the most telling ways to make a protest known has been to bring it to Tiananmen Square, long the epicenter of political power in China. Indeed, there is an

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