China: The Rise of a Great Nation

Author: Men Honghua, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: This book is composed of several parts, including China's domestic foundation, international environment, strategic effects, and strategic framework. It not only reflects a hopeful outlook for the future but also provides an objective analysis of the current situation. It also includes a calm construction of future strategies, reflecting various aspects of the discussion on China's rise in terms of perspective, intensity, breadth, and depth. The domestic authors of this book include both renowned scholars engaged in China's strategic research, national conditions research, and international relations research, as well as government think tank experts who have significantly influenced China's strategic decision-making. Particularly, Professor Hu Angang, from the perspective of national conditions research, summarizes his decades of research on China's rise, providing a comprehensive and profound overview of China's historical opportunities, fundamental factors promoting its rise, major challenges it faces, global impacts, and development models. He proposes the green development model as a peaceful rise strategy, and his preface serves as the highlight of the entire book.