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China in Disintegration
MAOS CHINA
MAOS CHINA

By Maurice J. Meisner

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One Hundred Thousand Moons
Excess Male, An: A Novel
Excess Male, An: A Novel

By Maggie Shen King

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China's one-child policy and its cultural preference for male heirs have created a society overrun by forty million unmarriageable men. By the year 2030, more than 25 percent of men in their late t...

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Chinese medical modernization: Comparative policy continuities, 1930-1980s
U.S.-Chinese trade negotiations
The Far Away Man
Sectarianism and religious persecution in China.
Encyclopedia of China today
Encyclopedia of China today

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China and the Taiwan issue
China and the Taiwan issue

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