The Road to Revival: 30 Historical Keys to the Rise of China

Chapter List (129) Free

• 1: foreword
• 2: 1. Evil "trade"
• 3: 2. Smoking ban and sales
• 4: 3. Withered Empire
• 5: 4. Anti-British feat in Sanyuanli
• 6: 5. Interpretation
• 7: 1. The Terminator of Feudal Monarchy
• 8: 2. Seventy-two Scholars Die Blood at Huanghuagang
• 9: 3. The decision to overthrow the feudal rule
• 10: 4. The second revolution rebuilds the republic
• 11: 5. Interpretation
• 12: 1. The specter of new thoughts is flying in Peking University
• 13: 2. The failure of diplomacy became the fuse of the "May 4th Movement"
• 14: 3. Students angrily beat traitors
• 15: 4. Mass Arrests Trigger Mass Movement
• 16: 5. Interpretation
• 17: 1. South Chen and North Li met to establish a party
• 18: 2. The Spark of Communism
• 19: 3. Founding of the Communist Party of China
• 20: 4. Interpretation
• 21: 1. Late notice
• 22: 2. Outsmarting Zunyi City
• 23: 3. Crossing the Jinsha River skillfully
• 24: 4. Capture the Luding Bridge
• 25: 5. Interpretation
• 26: 1. Huaqing Pool's remonstrance
• 27: Two, 5 and 800
• 28: 3. The Kuomintang and the Communist Party join forces to open up the road to victory
• 29: 4. Interpretation
• 30: 1. Striving for peace
• 31: 2. Competing in the Central Plains
• 32: Three, wind and clouds
• 33: 4. The last rural command post
• 34: 5. Interpretation
• 35: 1. The democrats secretly went north
• 36: 2. Birth of the People's Republic
• 37: 3. Founding Ceremony
• 38: 4. Interpretation
• 39: 1. The Chu River and Han Boundary on the Korean Peninsula
• 40: 2. Forced to make a decision to resist US aggression and aid Korea
• 41: 3. An invincible force
• 42: 4. Interpretation
• 43: 1. Mushroom clouds rise in the depths of the desert
• 44: 2. Missile nuclear weapon test was successful
• 45: 3. The hydrogen bomb explosion test was successful
• 46: 4. China has risen to the top star
• 47: 5. Interpretation
• 48: 1. The wrong policy of "two whatevers"
• 49: 2. One article changes China
• 50: 3. An important meeting to set things right
• 51: 4. The Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee: a great historical turning point
• 52: 5. Interpretation
• 53: 1. China's affairs should be handled according to China's conditions
• 54: 2. Clarify the historical stage of Chinese social development
• 55: 3. Interpretation
• 56: 1. Untie the dead button of surname "she" and surname "capital"
• 57: 2. Difficult birth of socialist market economy theory
• 58: 3. Market economy does not equal socialism
• 59: 4. Interpretation
• 60: 1. The first foreign visit of the leader of the People's Republic of China
• 61: 2. The inside story of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the United States
• 62: 3. Unexpected restoration of the UN seat
• 63: 4. The normalization of Sino-Soviet relations
• 64: 5. Interpretation
• 65: 1. China's Pain
• 66: 2. Long-term planning, make full use of
• 67: 3. The dream of Hong Kong's return comes true
• 68: 4. Another example of "one country, two systems"
• 69: 5. Interpretation
• 70: 1. Put up cutting-edge weapons
• 71: II. Building a Modernized and Regularized Revolutionary Army
• 72: 3. Focus on winning local modernization wars
• 73: 4. Interpretation
• 74: 1. The story of spring is bred in the ideological confrontation
• 75: 2. From "two representatives" to "three representatives"
• 76: 3. Interpretation
• 77: 1. The indissoluble bond between China and the Olympic Games
• 78: 2. The ten-year bid for the Olympic Games
• 79: 3. The century-old event smiles at China
• 80: 4. Interpretation
• 81: 1. China's efforts to "return customs"
• 82: 2. Explain China to the parties
• 83: 3. Marathon negotiation
• 84: 4. Interpretation
• 85: 1. Open Pandora's Box
• 86: 2. The Chinese government is facing a test
• 87: 3. The final victory in the fight against SARS
• 88: 4. Interpretation
• 89: 1. Unfulfilled visions of the old China
• 90: 2. Forty years of controversy
• 91: 3. Enter the Three Gorges
• 92: 4. Interpretation
• 93: 1. Human spaceflight began in China
• 94: 2. The difficult course of early development of China's aerospace industry
• 95: 3. From "Shenzhou-1" to "Shenzhou-6"
• 96: 4. Interpretation
• 97: 1. World-class plateau railway
• 98: Second, the economic role
• 99: 3. Miracles in the history of railways
• 100: 4. Interpretation
• 101: 1. An Enduring Topic
• 102: 2. Farewell to the "imperial grain and national tax"
• 103: 3. Farmers are expected to enjoy free compulsory education
• 104: 4. Interpretation
• 105: 1. Discover the mysteries of human capital
• 106: 2. Views on Science, Education and Talents of Leaders of Past Dynasties
• 107: 3. National first strategy in the new century
• 108: 4. Interpretation
• 109: 1. The strong voice of the times
• 110: 2. Challenges and breakthroughs
• 111: 3. Interpretation
• 112: 1. Passionate "big third line"
• 113: 2. Special economic zones "go one step ahead"
• 114: 3. Western Development
• 115: 4. Revitalize the old industrial base in Northeast China
• 116: 5. The policy on the rise of central China was introduced
• 117: 6. Interpretation
• 118: 1. All people strive for a well-off life
• 119: 2. Building a Harmonious Society
• 120: 3. When happiness becomes the national will
• 121: 4. Interpretation
• 122: 1. Strengthen the construction of the party's governance capacity
• 123: 2. Strengthen the construction of the party's advanced nature
• 124: 3. Interpretation
• 125: 1. Catch-up strategy and government-led model
• 126: 2. Rapid economic growth brings new problems
• 127: 3. The Scientific Outlook on Development dominates the overall situation
• 128: 4. Interpretation
• 129: postscript