New China:an insiders story(ÖйúÌì»ú)

Chapter 1 A Sense of Youth£º As an Old Regime Nears Its End Chapter 2 Mao Zedong Said£º \"What Is Left but Revolution?\" Chapter 3 Reveling the Joys of Victory Chapter 4 Did State-Controlled Purchase and Sales Necessarily Mean Tighter Polcies? Chapter 5 Communist Party Flags Flutter over China Chapter 6 A Critique of The Life of Wu Xun Ushering in Continuous Struggles in Culture and Thought Chapter 7 The Great Wonder of All the People Killing Sparrows Chapter 8 Engaging in Campaigns after Campaigns Chapter 9 Pen in Hand£¬ My Mind Lost in a Maze in 1957 Chapter 10 The Great Leap Forward£¬ 1958-60 Chapter 11 Difficult Time£º Moving Forward or Backward? Chapter 12 Mao Zedong£¬ Che Guevara and Ho Chi Minh in the 1960s Chapter 13 Zhao Puchu's Literary Grace and Dagger-Sharp Verse against Revisionism Chapter 14 We Must Carry Out the Cultural Revolution Chapter 15 Tightening while Loosening£¬ Adhering while Relaxing Chapter 16 Everlasting Memories of 1976 Chapter 17 The Beginning of the Post-Cultural Revolution Era Chapter 18 Crossing the River by Feeling the Stones Chapter 19 Prolonged Intense Literary and Arts Debates at the F£ºnd of the 20th Century Chapter 20 Awkwardness and Innovation in Ideology Chapter 21 A Flourishing of New Words and Expressions in the 1980s Chapter 22 Material Life£¬ Money£¬ Corruption Chapter 23 The Dance between Ideology£¬ Authority and Actual Performance Chapter 24 A Determinant£º The CPC and Democratic Process Chapter 25 Evolution and Scrutiny of Political Rhetoric Chapter 26 More Depth and Clarity Chapter 27 Give Leaders Truth rather than Just Pleasing Them Chapter 28 Appreciation£¬ Challenges and the Future