Whose vote do you cast -- The American Political Mysteries I See

Author: Ma Licheng
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: The main contents of this book include: "How I Came to America"; "Does the Republican Party Drive Cars Like This?"; "Is the Republican Party a Party for the Rich?"; "Encountering the New Left in New York"; Visiting Harvard University; Completing a Sculpture in a Century; "Americans Only Care About Their Own Neighbors"; A Reference Checklist of Questions; Humanism and Lei Feng Spirit; The Rule of Law View of a 24-Year-Old Youth from a Remote Area, and more. Regarding the topic of China-US relations, it has recently been one of the most hotly debated issues among the Chinese people! At the invitation of the two former US ambassadors to China, James Schlesinger and John Prichard, the author, Ma Licheng, who is known by the media as "China's most controversial political commentator," personally experienced the "tug-of-war" of the 2000 US presidential election. This book takes the US presidential election as a, striving to capture details from a unique perspective, delve into American society, and uncover the political mysteries of the United States against a broad backdrop. Mr. Ma Licheng confidently states: "Some of the content in this book has never been published in domestic publications!"