Victory in 1971: A Chronicle of the People's Republic of China's Re-entry into the United Nations

Author: Chen Dunde
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book comprehensively, objectively, and accurately records the behind-the-scenes story of the People's Republic of China's return to the United Nations in 1971, vividly recreating the international and domestic political relations and the global landscape at the time. It vividly presents the complex and intricate diplomatic struggles between the hegemonism led by the United States and the second and third world countries. It reveals rare insights into high-level decision-making, intense exchanges of wit and strategy, and lifelike details of secret operations. The book is grand in scale, broad in vision, profound in substance, and rich in readability, making it a must-read for those studying and understanding the diplomatic history of the People's Republic of China. It holds significant documentary value and is considered a masterpiece of non-fiction literature.
This book comprehensively, objectively, and accurately records the behind-the-scenes story of the People's Republic of China's return to the United Nations in 1971, vividly recreating the international and domestic political relations and the global landscape at the time. It vividly presents the complex and intricate diplomatic struggles between the hegemonism led by the United States and the second and third world countries. It reveals rare insights into high-level decision-making, intense exchanges of wit and strategy, and lifelike details of secret operations. The book is grand in scale, broad in vision, profound in substance, and rich in readability, making it a must-read for those studying and understanding the diplomatic history of the People's Republic of China. It holds significant documentary value and is considered a masterpiece of non-fiction literature.