Wenzhou evaluation

Author: Hu Fangsong
Publisher: Wenhui Press
Publication Date: 2005-05-01
Features:, a place of experience, a place of news, a place of models, a place of bosses, a place of capital, a place of wealth, a place of debate. Why is it? As a witness to the development of and the ups and downs of the model, the author uses a journalistic tone to comprehensively interpret the mysteries of's development, for the first time, provides a panoramic overview of the vicissitudes of the people from "pitiful" to "despicable" to "terrifying," and then to "respectable." It is not a summary, but a profound examination of amidst "clashes." It is not a "history rewritten by rumour," but a distinctive and crisp voice amidst the myriad judgments surrounding and the model. What is? Amidst the gap between "deification" and "demonization," the newly released presents a as close as possible to the truth. Especially, the first response to the "theory of the demise of the model" has greatly interested readers. is a hot topic repeatedly struck by public opinion, and its enigmatic trajectory has given rise to different interpretations from numerous experts and scholars. However, as Greenspan humorously put it—"If someone claims to understand my words, it must be that they have misunderstood my original intent"—it can be stated this way: If someone says they have understood, then they must have misunderstood's original intent. On the shelves of major bookstores across the country, a series of so-called "secrets" about the people amassing wealth and making money have shaped an enduring impression of. Unlike considering from the outside, like looking at a flower through mist, the three authors of this book—Hu Fangsong, Fang Shaoyi, and Liu Xuda—have long resided in's journalistic field and witnessed the ups and downs of the model. Their records, observations, and experiences from within make it possible to restore's true nature. Standing on the battlefield of the "city of sharp edges," they are better positioned to depict grand scenes of change and deconstruct the subtle pulses of individuals. The book consists of ten chapters: , , , (Volume 1 and 2), , , , and . The author uses a journalistic tone to comprehensively interpret the mysteries of's development, for the first time, provides a panoramic overview of the vicissitudes of the people from "pitiful" to "despicable" to "terrifying," and then to "respectable." The editor of Wenhui Press, Zhang Yan, said: "This is the most authentic work our press has ever published on. What attracts us is not how many astonishing theories the book elucidates, but its calm and balanced perspective and the author's deep immersion in the heart of, just like its cover design with black text on a red background."