The Birth of a Super American

Author: Qie Dong (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: Two hundred years of storms in America. Washington, Lincoln, Roosevelt, Clinton, Bush—unique missions, unique individuals. The women's movement, racism, and privilege elimination to eliminate injustice and promote human rights. Drucker, Murdoch, Yang Zhiyuan—elite immigrants shaping an elite America. Integrity, forgiveness, and love—cornerstones of American spirit. The birth of a super America, a journey of creating myths. Whether in politics, economy, or military, America is undoubtedly a superpower today. But how was such a superpower born? This book explores America's history, human rights, immigration, and other aspects, telling the story of America's development from immature to mature, from unhealthy to healthy. It provides readers with first-hand materials to understand this superpower. The book includes: "The Poor People of American Characteristics," "Immigration Issues: The Pain in the Hearts of Americans," "Who Stole the Jobs of Americans," and more.