Asian Review of Books. Nottingham China Policy Institute - Pubs. Paul Mason's top 10 books about China. Paul Mason is the BBC's Newsnight economics editor. He is the author of Live Working or Die Fighting: How the Working Class Went Global (2008), Meltdown: The End of the Age of Greed (2010) and, this year, Why It's Kicking Off Everywhere: The New Global Revolutions. His first novel, Rare Earth, has also just been published. Buy Rare Earth by Paul Mason "If you're trying to understand China the language issues are secondary. The real problem is this is a country ruled through the suppression of historical memory. The Communists' legitimacy rests on the claim that only stultifying bureaucracy and patriarchy can keep it together; that it is "not ready" for democracy; indeed that it was never ready.
"But delve into Chinese literature, and history, and a more much more complex picture emerges. "What follows are 10 books that influenced me in the writing of Rare Earth: five must-read Chinese novels, five western-authored non-fiction books worth reading. " 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Focus | China Heritage Quarterly.
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胡润百富 — hurun.net. (11 September 2013, China World Summit Wing, Beijing) The Hurun Research Institute today released the Hurun Rich List 2013, the 15th annual ranking of the 1000 richest individuals in China. Real estate tycoon Wang Jianlin, 59, is the richest man in China with personal fortune doubling to US$22bn, surpassing last year’s Number One Zong Qinghou, despite Zong’s wealth growing 50%. The Hurun Rich List 2013 is sponsored by Hainan Clearwater Bay of Agile for the fifth year running. 2011 Clear Water Bay and Hurun Report website/network usage method: In the following input list box, enter your desired search terms, for example: if you want to search for the millionaire with the surname “Liang”, please input “Liang” in the input box for names, the list will automatically display all the names containing “Liang”.
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