This unique book is the first to bring together a group of influential China experts to reflect on their cultural and social encounters while travelling and living in the People's Republic. Filling an important gap, it allows scholars, journalists, and businesspeople to reflect on their personal memories of China. Private experiences-vivid and often entirely unanticipated-often teach more about how a society actually works than a planned course of study can. Such experiences can also expose the sometimes naive misconceptions visitors often bring with them to China. China experts relate stories…mehr
This unique book is the first to bring together a group of influential China experts to reflect on their cultural and social encounters while travelling and living in the People's Republic. Filling an important gap, it allows scholars, journalists, and businesspeople to reflect on their personal memories of China. Private experiences-vivid and often entirely unanticipated-often teach more about how a society actually works than a planned course of study can. Such experiences can also expose the sometimes naive misconceptions visitors often bring with them to China. China experts relate stories that are always interesting but also more: they tell not just anecdotes but telling anecdotes. Why are there no campus maps? (Because, if you don't know where you're going and why, you don't need to be here.) What's the allure of Mickey Mouse? (He could break all sorts of rules and get away with it.) What's a sworn brother in China? (Somebody who fights for your honor even when you're not looking.) Covering nearly a half-century from 1971 to the present, these stories open a vivid window on a rapidly evolving China and on the zigzag learning curve of the China trippers themselves.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jeremy A. Murray is Associate Professor of History at California State University, San Bernardino. Perry Link is Chancellorial Chair for Teaching Across Disciplines at the University of California, Riverside. Paul G. Pickowicz is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of History and Chinese Studies at the University of California, San Diego.
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Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Early Trippers Dirty Underwear Paul G. Pickowicz (1971) China Was Not Utopia Anita Chan (1971) Broom? Silk? Perry Link (1973) Where Are the Child Psychologists? Martin King Whyte (1973) Third-World Students in China Donald Clarke (1977) Part II: Openings Young Journalists Stephen R. MacKinnon (1978-1981) The Operation of Power Donald Clarke (1978) The Rehabilitation of Sociology Martin King Whyte (1979) A Night with the Post Office Guys James M. Hargett (1979) Stamp Connections Wendy Larson (1979) Buying Socks Perry Link (1979) A Single Room Vera Schwarcz (1979) Death of a Tourist Morris Rossabi (1979) Expats Stephen R. MacKinnon (1979-1981) Part III: Stop Overexciting the Masses! No Signs No Maps Charlotte Furth (1981) Stop Overexciting the Masses! Thomas D. Gorman (1980) Bureaucracy and Nosiness Donald Clarke (1980) The Stupidest Thing I Did in China Suzanne Cahill (1980) Representative of the Bourgeoisie Charlotte Furth (1981) Famous American Spy Suzanne Cahill (1981) Encountering Shandong Joseph W. Esherick (1980) High in Tibet Melinda Liu (1980) Part IV: Where Are We Going? My Father's Hometown Mayfair Yang (1982) High-Rise Counterculture Paul G. Pickowicz (1982) Second Uncle and His Wife Mayfair Yang (1982) Manuscript Stanley Rosen (1982) The Local Officials: Whiffs of the Qing Dynasty Mayfair Yang (1982) A Fitting Chair Jennifer Anderson (1983) Thank You Very Much Dru C. Gladney (1984) Where Are We Going? Thomas D. Gorman (1984) Old Lady Stanley Rosen (1985) Part V: Reading Tea Leaves Books on Secondary Extraction Geoffrey Ziebart (1985) Making Assumptions Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom (1986) Internal Document Stanley Rosen (1986) Brotherhood Geoffrey Ziebart (1987) Mickey Mouse at Peking U David Moser (1988) Reading Tea Leaves Richard P. Madsen (1988-1989) Eating Bitterness Vera Schwarcz (1989) From Clayderman to Cui Jian James A. Cook (1991) Catholic Church in Tianjin Richard P. Madsen (1992) Part VI: Welcome to Our Foreign Friends Welcome to Our Foreign Friends David Moser (1994) Cradle of the Revolution Andrew D. Morris (1996) A Night at the Movenpick Perry Link (1996) Opium War Andrew D. Morris (1996) Special Powers Jeremy Brown (1997) Relationships Not Names David Moser (1998) Estrangement Nick Admussen (1999) Part VII: Today's Everyday Living in the White House Marketus D. Presswood (2000) The Loudness of the Lambs Dru C. Gladney (2003-2004) Men's World Jeremy Brown (2004) Malleable Rules Philip F. Williams (2004) Tashkurgan Justin M. Jacobs (2007) Mainlander Jeremy A. Murray (2008) Avoiding Long Lines Paul G. Pickowicz (2010) Hainan Fishing Captain Jeremy A. Murray (2012) Black Is Beautiful! Marketus D. Presswood (2013) Darth Vader and the Triceratops Maggie Greene (2014) A Phone Call from the Party Secretary Melinda Liu (2016) Afterword Minxin Pei About the Contributors
Acknowledgments Introduction Part I: Early Trippers Dirty Underwear Paul G. Pickowicz (1971) China Was Not Utopia Anita Chan (1971) Broom? Silk? Perry Link (1973) Where Are the Child Psychologists? Martin King Whyte (1973) Third-World Students in China Donald Clarke (1977) Part II: Openings Young Journalists Stephen R. MacKinnon (1978-1981) The Operation of Power Donald Clarke (1978) The Rehabilitation of Sociology Martin King Whyte (1979) A Night with the Post Office Guys James M. Hargett (1979) Stamp Connections Wendy Larson (1979) Buying Socks Perry Link (1979) A Single Room Vera Schwarcz (1979) Death of a Tourist Morris Rossabi (1979) Expats Stephen R. MacKinnon (1979-1981) Part III: Stop Overexciting the Masses! No Signs No Maps Charlotte Furth (1981) Stop Overexciting the Masses! Thomas D. Gorman (1980) Bureaucracy and Nosiness Donald Clarke (1980) The Stupidest Thing I Did in China Suzanne Cahill (1980) Representative of the Bourgeoisie Charlotte Furth (1981) Famous American Spy Suzanne Cahill (1981) Encountering Shandong Joseph W. Esherick (1980) High in Tibet Melinda Liu (1980) Part IV: Where Are We Going? My Father's Hometown Mayfair Yang (1982) High-Rise Counterculture Paul G. Pickowicz (1982) Second Uncle and His Wife Mayfair Yang (1982) Manuscript Stanley Rosen (1982) The Local Officials: Whiffs of the Qing Dynasty Mayfair Yang (1982) A Fitting Chair Jennifer Anderson (1983) Thank You Very Much Dru C. Gladney (1984) Where Are We Going? Thomas D. Gorman (1984) Old Lady Stanley Rosen (1985) Part V: Reading Tea Leaves Books on Secondary Extraction Geoffrey Ziebart (1985) Making Assumptions Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom (1986) Internal Document Stanley Rosen (1986) Brotherhood Geoffrey Ziebart (1987) Mickey Mouse at Peking U David Moser (1988) Reading Tea Leaves Richard P. Madsen (1988-1989) Eating Bitterness Vera Schwarcz (1989) From Clayderman to Cui Jian James A. Cook (1991) Catholic Church in Tianjin Richard P. Madsen (1992) Part VI: Welcome to Our Foreign Friends Welcome to Our Foreign Friends David Moser (1994) Cradle of the Revolution Andrew D. Morris (1996) A Night at the Movenpick Perry Link (1996) Opium War Andrew D. Morris (1996) Special Powers Jeremy Brown (1997) Relationships Not Names David Moser (1998) Estrangement Nick Admussen (1999) Part VII: Today's Everyday Living in the White House Marketus D. Presswood (2000) The Loudness of the Lambs Dru C. Gladney (2003-2004) Men's World Jeremy Brown (2004) Malleable Rules Philip F. Williams (2004) Tashkurgan Justin M. Jacobs (2007) Mainlander Jeremy A. Murray (2008) Avoiding Long Lines Paul G. Pickowicz (2010) Hainan Fishing Captain Jeremy A. Murray (2012) Black Is Beautiful! Marketus D. Presswood (2013) Darth Vader and the Triceratops Maggie Greene (2014) A Phone Call from the Party Secretary Melinda Liu (2016) Afterword Minxin Pei About the Contributors
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