He changed China. Jiang Zemin

Author: Robert Lawrence Kuhn
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: The Jiang Zemin Story is a meticulous work by Robert Lawrence Kuhn on Jiang Zemin. The book vividly portrays the image of the highest-ranking leader of a country with the world's largest population during a special period of transformation. Anyone interested in better understanding the future driving forces of China will benefit greatly from the book. – Henry Kissinger, former U.S. Secretary of State
This book presents the achievements of China's third-generation leadership from a fresh and unique perspective. Through first-hand materials, it provides a detailed description of Jiang Zemin's memorable life journey, making it a valuable document for those eager to understand various aspects of modern Chinese leadership. – U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein
He Changed China: The Jiang Zemin Story is a significant work by American author Robert Lawrence Kuhn. Kuhn is a renowned international investment banker, corporate strategist, and host of a program on Public Broadcasting Service (PBS). He has long been focused on China and Jiang Zemin, conducting in-depth and meticulous interviews with Jiang Zemin's relatives, close friends, and relevant staff, gathering extensive first-hand materials to write this book. The biography introduces Jiang Zemin's life journey, particularly elaborating on and evaluating the historical achievements he established during his more than ten years as a major leader in China. While emphasizing state affairs, it also widely covers family life, hobbies, personal style, and other aspects, presenting the subject from multiple angles and perspectives. The author has a solid understanding of China's national conditions, history, and traditional culture, and readers can sense his friendly feelings toward China from this book. As a Westerner, the author's viewpoints and approaches on certain issues may differ from ours, but we believe readers will understand and grasp them. Reading this book not only provides a systematic understanding of Jiang Zemin but also revisits the vicissitudes of our country over the past 80 years. With the author's support, the Chinese translation of this book has been launched simultaneously in China and the United States to serve readers. Here, we extend our sincere gratitude to the author, translators, proofreaders, and all others who have devoted hard work to the publication of this Chinese translation.