This book traces the history of the Chinese Communist Party's behavior toward itself, and the way it has created and developed the regime on the state of affairs at home and abroad, and on a compelling ideology dominated by the giant-like personality of Mao Tse-tung.
This book traces the history of the Chinese Communist Party's behavior toward itself, and the way it has created and developed the regime on the state of affairs at home and abroad, and on a compelling ideology dominated by the giant-like personality of Mao Tse-tung.
Prologue Preface Foreword to the French Edition Translator's Note New Democracy in China 1949 1953 China in 1949 Political and Administrative Reconstruction: The Ideological Training of the Population The First Mass Campaigns The Restoration of the Economy Social Changes: The Marriage Law of May 1, 1950 Cultural Changes Foreign Relations: The Korean War The First Five Year Plan 1953 1957 The Targets of the First Five Year Plan and Soviet Economic Aid The Transformation of Economic Structures The First Open Rifts: The Kao Kang Jao Shu shih Affair, the Hu Feng Affair, the Dream of the Red Chamber Affair The 1954 State Constitution and Internal Administration:The New Party Statutes (1956) and Relations Between Party and State The Eighth Party Congress and China in 1956 The Hundred Flowers and Antirightist Movements of 1956 1957 Cultural Policies During the First Five Year Plan The New Military Institutions Foreign Policy 1953 1957 (1): The Geneva and Bandung Conferences Foreign Policy 1953 1957 (2): Sino Soviet Relations The Chinese Road to Socialism 1958 1962 The Search for a Chinese Road to Socialism The Great Leap Forward Rural People's Communes and Urban Communes 1958 The Modification of the People's Communes: The Failure of the Great Leap Forward Evolution of Internal Affairs 1958 1962 Foreign Policy 1958 1966 (1): General Development, Indian Subcontinent, Black Africa, Near East and Arab States, Latin America Foreign Policy 1958 1966 (2): Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia Foreign Policy 1958 1966 (3): United States, Western Europe, International Organizations, Disarmament Foreign Policy 1958 1966 (4): The Socialist Bloc The Socialist Education Movement and the Cultural Revolution and Its Aftermath 1962 1976 The Tenth Plenum of the Eighth Central Committee and the Reappearance of Class Struggle The Socialist Education Movement "The Tocsin Sounds the Cultural Revolution" "Open Fire at the Black Line": From Wu Han to Teng T'o and The Fall of P'eng Chen "Sweep Away All Monsters!" The Return of the Great Helmsman and the Eleventh Plenum Of the Eighth Central Committee The Red Guards Versus the Top Party Apparatus (August November 1966) The "Hidden Turning" of the Cultural Revolution: From the Slide Toward Anarchy to the "Triple Alliance" and the Revolutionary Committees (November 1966 February 1967) The Cultural Revolution in a Blind Alley (February June 1967) The Crisis of the Summer of 1967 Toward an Easing of the Situation The Multiplication of Revolutionary Committees and the Twelfth Plenum of the Eighth Central Committee (January November 1968) The Ninth Congress and the Renewal of Party and State Structures (1969 1971) The Tenth Congress and the Internal Political Situation; The Fourth National People's Congress The Economy 1962 1976 Education and Culture, the Press, and Religion 1962 1976 Military Policy 1962 1976 Foreign Policy 1966 1976 (1): General Development Foreign Policy 1966 1976 (2): Indian Subcontinent, Arab States, Africa, Latin America Foreign Policy 1966 1976 (3): Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia Foreign Policy 1966 1976 (4): United States, Western Europe, International Organizations, Disarmament Foreign Policy 1966 1976 (5): The Socialist Bloc Conclusion
Prologue Preface Foreword to the French Edition Translator's Note New Democracy in China 1949 1953 China in 1949 Political and Administrative Reconstruction: The Ideological Training of the Population The First Mass Campaigns The Restoration of the Economy Social Changes: The Marriage Law of May 1, 1950 Cultural Changes Foreign Relations: The Korean War The First Five Year Plan 1953 1957 The Targets of the First Five Year Plan and Soviet Economic Aid The Transformation of Economic Structures The First Open Rifts: The Kao Kang Jao Shu shih Affair, the Hu Feng Affair, the Dream of the Red Chamber Affair The 1954 State Constitution and Internal Administration:The New Party Statutes (1956) and Relations Between Party and State The Eighth Party Congress and China in 1956 The Hundred Flowers and Antirightist Movements of 1956 1957 Cultural Policies During the First Five Year Plan The New Military Institutions Foreign Policy 1953 1957 (1): The Geneva and Bandung Conferences Foreign Policy 1953 1957 (2): Sino Soviet Relations The Chinese Road to Socialism 1958 1962 The Search for a Chinese Road to Socialism The Great Leap Forward Rural People's Communes and Urban Communes 1958 The Modification of the People's Communes: The Failure of the Great Leap Forward Evolution of Internal Affairs 1958 1962 Foreign Policy 1958 1966 (1): General Development, Indian Subcontinent, Black Africa, Near East and Arab States, Latin America Foreign Policy 1958 1966 (2): Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia Foreign Policy 1958 1966 (3): United States, Western Europe, International Organizations, Disarmament Foreign Policy 1958 1966 (4): The Socialist Bloc The Socialist Education Movement and the Cultural Revolution and Its Aftermath 1962 1976 The Tenth Plenum of the Eighth Central Committee and the Reappearance of Class Struggle The Socialist Education Movement "The Tocsin Sounds the Cultural Revolution" "Open Fire at the Black Line": From Wu Han to Teng T'o and The Fall of P'eng Chen "Sweep Away All Monsters!" The Return of the Great Helmsman and the Eleventh Plenum Of the Eighth Central Committee The Red Guards Versus the Top Party Apparatus (August November 1966) The "Hidden Turning" of the Cultural Revolution: From the Slide Toward Anarchy to the "Triple Alliance" and the Revolutionary Committees (November 1966 February 1967) The Cultural Revolution in a Blind Alley (February June 1967) The Crisis of the Summer of 1967 Toward an Easing of the Situation The Multiplication of Revolutionary Committees and the Twelfth Plenum of the Eighth Central Committee (January November 1968) The Ninth Congress and the Renewal of Party and State Structures (1969 1971) The Tenth Congress and the Internal Political Situation; The Fourth National People's Congress The Economy 1962 1976 Education and Culture, the Press, and Religion 1962 1976 Military Policy 1962 1976 Foreign Policy 1966 1976 (1): General Development Foreign Policy 1966 1976 (2): Indian Subcontinent, Arab States, Africa, Latin America Foreign Policy 1966 1976 (3): Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia Foreign Policy 1966 1976 (4): United States, Western Europe, International Organizations, Disarmament Foreign Policy 1966 1976 (5): The Socialist Bloc Conclusion
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