Author(s): R. Keith Schoppa

History

Twentieth Century China tells the history of a nation whose choices of political, social, cultural, and economic identity provide an extraordinarily interesting study of the processes that an ancient culture undergoes in transforming itself into that which we call modern. Includes an exceptional range of primary sources: government edicts, political manifestos, magazine covers and advertisements, poetry, political cartoons, trial transcripts, speeches, Chinese rock lyrics, and much more.