Titlebook: China and the World Since 1949; The Impact of Indepe Wang Gungwu Textbook 1977Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1977 China.indepe

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Introduction,y the mid-1920s, it was a drastic failure as a republic; then, after a brief effort at recovery between 1928 and 1937, its war with Japan brought it to the verge of becoming a puppet state of Japan or even being swallowed up altogether. In 1945, after Japan was defeated, China was proclaimed one of

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,Building a New Model, 1949–53,a did not have the cohesion, the wealth or the authority to play a Great Power role. The Chinese people were not prepared for the new place in world politics which President Roosevelt and others had seen for them. Only one role seemed credible in 1945: China as the grateful partner of the U.S.A., gr

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,Facing the Storms, 1958–66: Part I,itself has had several examples of the founders of new dynasties restructuring governments and re-establishing social and economic order not only at great speed but also to last for centuries. And the three modern revolutions which China had acknowledged, the English, the French and the Russian, bro

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,Facing the Storms, 1958–66: Part II,, Marxist—Leninist theory was broadly related to Soviet practice and the goals of revolution were expected to be achieved through the modernity on which Soviet achievements were based. Thus until 1958, it would appear that modernity was a necessary stage in revolution, the communist one being the mo

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,To Change or Not to Change, 1966–71,e some much-publicised criticisms of writers, scholars, journalists and philosophers, but these seemed peripheral to the tasks of rebuilding the economy and of resisting the political pressures of the U.S.S.R. For both these tasks, unity in the leadership was most important and this the G.C.P. seeme

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Postscript,ut the succession to the two men. To everyone’s surprise, Teng Hsiao-p’ing did not succeed Chou En-lai. Instead, Chou was followed as Premier and First Vice-Chairman of the Party by the relatively unknown Hua Kuo-feng, the Minister for Public Security. This must once again warn us how little we know

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