25 years: 1978-2002, a quarter-century of great changes in mainland China from a folk perspective

Author: Wang An
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Wang An has been working in journalism for nearly 20 years. He has been reviewing the events that occurred in Chinese society each year, especially in terms of economy, politics, and society, for more than a decade. This is the foundation of the book today. The references cited by the author are well-documented, making the book feel serious and credible, representing a grassroots perspective and a personal viewpoint. The book is concise yet information-dense, leaving ample space for readers to think, allowing them to draw their own conclusions without any coercion. As one of the witnesses to China's reform, the renowned entrepreneur Liu Chuanzhi wrote a preface for the book, saying, "The author has made 25 years of serious interpretation light and easy, which is quite impressive." The book offers a grassroots perspective, reviewing the events that took place in mainland China's economy, politics, and society from 1978 to 2002, covering a quarter of a century.