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China'S Revolutions: Securing Future Progress

ISBN : 9789819838998

Author : Wang Gungwu

Publisher : World Science

Year : 2026

Language : English

Type : Book

Description : How does a civilisation rise again after revolution, rupture and reinvention? China's modern transformation was shaped by two revolutions: the 1911 overthrow of dynastic rule and the 1949 remaking of state and society. In this wide-ranging historical reflection, Wang Gungwu traces how China struggled to reconcile its civilisational inheritance with the urgent demands of progress, sovereignty, industrialisation and global power.

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