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China's transcendence, the glory and dream of a "civilized country"
Chapter List (30) Free
- 1: introduction
- 2: 1. "As soon as you go abroad, you feel patriotic"
- 3: 2. Starting from the China-US Summit
- 4: 3. Zakaria's problem
- 5: 4. Quality growth
- 6: 5. Comparison between China and the US
- 7: 1. The emperor's new clothes?
- 8: 2. What went wrong with the "American Dream"?
- 9: 3. "Market Fundamentalism" Doesn't Work
- 10: 4. The West has begun to reflect on the system
- 11: 5. Give the western system a pulse
- 12: 6. Three "gene defects"
- 13: 1. In memory of Deng Xiaoping: the significance of the Chinese model
- 14: 2. The Chinese model has its own logic
- 15: 3. Institutional Transcendence: The Relationship of Three Forces
- 16: 4. Institutional arrangements for a "civilized country"
- 17: 1. Construct a strong Chinese discourse
- 18: 2. Talking about the Chinese model at Oxford University
- 19: 3. The general dilemma of "universal values"
- 20: 4. The debate with Fukuyama: the end of the end of history
- 21: 1. Starting from the "Egyptian Spring"
- 22: 2. The ending of the "Color Revolution"
- 23: 3. Democracy in Taiwan: From Hope to Disappointment
- 24: 4. Why did the "color revolution" fail?
- 25: 1. Glory: Yesterday and Today
- 26: 2. Letting Dreams Fly: Three Kinds of Feelings
- 27: 3. Let your dreams fly: three dimensions
- 28: 4. Transcendence: ideas and experiences
- 29: Conclusion on the logic of a "civilized country"
- 30: postscript
