The Changing Face of China

The Changing Face of China

by Gittings

2005

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    The description notes a report that would make Mao "turn in his mausoleum." Based on Gittings' account, what specific aspects of modern China's development, particularly concerning the "alliance of workers and peasants," do you think would most profoundly shock or disappoint Mao Zedong?

  2. 2

    Gittings explores significant shifts in Chinese society. What were the most compelling drivers of change—be they economic, political, social, or ideological—that the author identifies as fundamentally altering China's direction?

  3. 3

    The book highlights a transformation from original revolutionary ideals. Can you recall a time in your own life, or in a community you've been part of, where founding principles or initial goals had to be significantly re-evaluated or adapted in the face of new realities? What were the challenges?

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