Yellow Earth, Green Jade: Constants in Chinese Political Mores

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By Simon de Beaufort

Harvard Center for International Affairs, 1979, 90 pp

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A not very startling discovery that the Chinese revolution has not substantially altered traditional Chinese social and political behavior, but the author does a thoughtful job of showing how Chinese culture influences the contemporary Chinese scene.

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