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他改变了中国:江泽民传 (2005)
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ISBN: 9787532736553 bzw. 7532736555, Sprache unbekannt, 532 Seiten, 上海人民出版社, neu.
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《他改变了中国:江泽民传》这本传记介绍了江泽民同志的人生历程,尤其是阐述和评价了江泽民同志担任中国主要领导人的10多年中创立的历史功绩。在着重于国事活动的同时,也广泛涉及家庭生活、业余爱好、人品风格等方方面面,多角度、多侧面地展现了传主的风采。 作者对中国的国情、中国的历史、中国的传统文化都有相当的解,从本书中可以体会到作者对中国情有友好感情。作为一位西方人士,作者对某些问题的观点和提法同我们有一定差距,相信读者是会理解和把握的。, 平装, 版: 第1版, 标签: 上海人民出版社, 上海人民出版社, 产品组: Book, 出版: 2005-01-01, 工作室: 上海人民出版社, 销售排名: 1749.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, 亚马逊.
《他改变了中国:江泽民传》这本传记介绍了江泽民同志的人生历程,尤其是阐述和评价了江泽民同志担任中国主要领导人的10多年中创立的历史功绩。在着重于国事活动的同时,也广泛涉及家庭生活、业余爱好、人品风格等方方面面,多角度、多侧面地展现了传主的风采。 作者对中国的国情、中国的历史、中国的传统文化都有相当的解,从本书中可以体会到作者对中国情有友好感情。作为一位西方人士,作者对某些问题的观点和提法同我们有一定差距,相信读者是会理解和把握的。, 平装, 版: 第1版, 标签: 上海人民出版社, 上海人民出版社, 产品组: Book, 出版: 2005-01-01, 工作室: 上海人民出版社, 销售排名: 1749.
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The Man Who Changed China: The Life and Legacy of Jiang Zemin
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ISBN: 9781400054749 bzw. 1400054745, in Englisch, Crown Publishers.
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The Man Who Changed China: The Life and Legacy of Jiang Zemin Kuhn, Robert Lawrence, Jiang Zemin’s life and leadership sweep through almost eighty tumultuous years of Chinese history: Japanese occupation, Civil War, Great Leap Forward, Cultural Revolution, Tiananmen Square, and, more recently, dramatic economic growth, tensions with Taiwan, and opportunities and confrontations with America. Jiang’s story is an epic of war, deprivation, revolution, political turmoil, social convulsion, economic reform, national transformation, and international resurgence. To Robert Lawrence Kuhn, a longtime China observer, understanding the legacy of Jiang Zemin is essential for understanding the challenges of contemporary China. By examining Jiang’s life, we observe the clash between China’s traditional culture and chaotic history, and we appreciate how its changes impact the entire world. In "The Man Who Changed China," Kuhn, who was cited by the Asian "Wall Street Journal" for the “unprecedented access” he was given in the course of writing this book, has produced what the Journal called “probably the closest thing to an authorized biography that’s possible in Communist China.” Here a reader will find a complex and nuanced portrait of China’s senior leader, whose policies continue to exert great influence over the course of his country. Kuhn offers insight into how the Japanese occupation during Jiang’s teenage years imprinted his psyche for life, how he became a Communist, and how, decades later, he struggled to transform the Party in the face of withering criticism. In a sense, Kuhn argues, Jiang’s early skeptics got it right: He was a transitional figure—but not in the way they had meant. With unshakable if paternalistic vision, a lifelong love of Chinese civilization, and backroom political skills that no one had anticipated, Jiang Zemin became an unexpected agent of change, effecting the transition from a traumatized society to a confident, prosperous country rapidly ascending in the new world order. Kuhn shows how Jiang led China through an amazing metamorphosis—from a fretful country destabilized by the turmoil and crackdown in Tiananmen Square into a vibrant nation that became a primary engine of global economic growth. Above all Jiang is a Chinese patriot—and it is important to appreciate what that really means. In offering this unusually intimate and comprehensive personal and political biography, Kuhn demonstrates that Jiang Zemin’s life personifies the history of contemporary China, giving invaluable insight into what China is today and will become in the future.
The Man Who Changed China: The Life and Legacy of Jiang Zemin Kuhn, Robert Lawrence, Jiang Zemin’s life and leadership sweep through almost eighty tumultuous years of Chinese history: Japanese occupation, Civil War, Great Leap Forward, Cultural Revolution, Tiananmen Square, and, more recently, dramatic economic growth, tensions with Taiwan, and opportunities and confrontations with America. Jiang’s story is an epic of war, deprivation, revolution, political turmoil, social convulsion, economic reform, national transformation, and international resurgence. To Robert Lawrence Kuhn, a longtime China observer, understanding the legacy of Jiang Zemin is essential for understanding the challenges of contemporary China. By examining Jiang’s life, we observe the clash between China’s traditional culture and chaotic history, and we appreciate how its changes impact the entire world. In "The Man Who Changed China," Kuhn, who was cited by the Asian "Wall Street Journal" for the “unprecedented access” he was given in the course of writing this book, has produced what the Journal called “probably the closest thing to an authorized biography that’s possible in Communist China.” Here a reader will find a complex and nuanced portrait of China’s senior leader, whose policies continue to exert great influence over the course of his country. Kuhn offers insight into how the Japanese occupation during Jiang’s teenage years imprinted his psyche for life, how he became a Communist, and how, decades later, he struggled to transform the Party in the face of withering criticism. In a sense, Kuhn argues, Jiang’s early skeptics got it right: He was a transitional figure—but not in the way they had meant. With unshakable if paternalistic vision, a lifelong love of Chinese civilization, and backroom political skills that no one had anticipated, Jiang Zemin became an unexpected agent of change, effecting the transition from a traumatized society to a confident, prosperous country rapidly ascending in the new world order. Kuhn shows how Jiang led China through an amazing metamorphosis—from a fretful country destabilized by the turmoil and crackdown in Tiananmen Square into a vibrant nation that became a primary engine of global economic growth. Above all Jiang is a Chinese patriot—and it is important to appreciate what that really means. In offering this unusually intimate and comprehensive personal and political biography, Kuhn demonstrates that Jiang Zemin’s life personifies the history of contemporary China, giving invaluable insight into what China is today and will become in the future.
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biographies,elections and political process,leaders and notable people,leadership,political,politics and government,politics and social sciences,presidents and heads of state, The Man Who Changed China : The Life and Legacy of Jiang Zemin, Jiang Zemin's life and leadership sweep through almost eighty tumultuous years of Chinese history: Japanese occupation, Civil War, Great Leap Forward, Cultural Revolution, Tiananmen Square, and, more recently, dramatic economic growth, tensions with Taiwan, and opportunities and confrontations with America. Jiang's story is an epic of war, deprivation, revolution, political turmoil, social convulsion, economic reform, national transformation, and international resurgence. To Robert Lawrence Kuhn, a longtime China observer, understanding the legacy of Jiang Zemin is essential for understanding the challenges of contemporary China. By examining Jiang's life, we observe the clash between China's traditional culture and chaotic history, and we appreciate how its changes impact the entire world. InThe Man Who Changed China, Kuhn, who was cited by the AsianWall Street Journalfor the "unprecedented access" he was given in the course of writing this book, has produced what the Journal called "probably the closest thing to an authorized biography that's possible in Communist China." Here a reader will find a complex and nuanced portrait of China's senior leader, whose policies continue to exert great influence over the course of his country. Kuhn offers insight into how the Japanese occupation during Jiang's teenage years imprinted his psyche for life, how he became a Communist, and how, decades later, he struggled to transform the Party in the face of withering criticism. In a sense,.
biographies,elections and political process,leaders and notable people,leadership,political,politics and government,politics and social sciences,presidents and heads of state, The Man Who Changed China : The Life and Legacy of Jiang Zemin, Jiang Zemin's life and leadership sweep through almost eighty tumultuous years of Chinese history: Japanese occupation, Civil War, Great Leap Forward, Cultural Revolution, Tiananmen Square, and, more recently, dramatic economic growth, tensions with Taiwan, and opportunities and confrontations with America. Jiang's story is an epic of war, deprivation, revolution, political turmoil, social convulsion, economic reform, national transformation, and international resurgence. To Robert Lawrence Kuhn, a longtime China observer, understanding the legacy of Jiang Zemin is essential for understanding the challenges of contemporary China. By examining Jiang's life, we observe the clash between China's traditional culture and chaotic history, and we appreciate how its changes impact the entire world. InThe Man Who Changed China, Kuhn, who was cited by the AsianWall Street Journalfor the "unprecedented access" he was given in the course of writing this book, has produced what the Journal called "probably the closest thing to an authorized biography that's possible in Communist China." Here a reader will find a complex and nuanced portrait of China's senior leader, whose policies continue to exert great influence over the course of his country. Kuhn offers insight into how the Japanese occupation during Jiang's teenage years imprinted his psyche for life, how he became a Communist, and how, decades later, he struggled to transform the Party in the face of withering criticism. In a sense,.
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