Energy Policy (Néngyuán zhèngcè 能源政策)|Néngyuán zhèngcè 能源政策 (Energy Policy)
Trevor HOUSER and Daniel H. ROSEN Vast amounts of energy are needed to fuel China’s industrial plants, such as the
Cunguan (Cūn guān 村官)|Cūn guān 村官 (Cunguan)
Bin WU College graduates employed by rural villages have been named cunguan, for the Chinese words meaning “village” and “manager.”
Special Economic Zones (Jīngjì tèqū 经济特区)|Jīngjì tèqū 经济特区 (Special Economic Zones)
Xiaobo HU During the 1980s, China established the first of its Special Economic Zones with the intention of attracting and
New Rural Reconstruction Movement (Xīn nóngcūn jiànshè yùndòng 新农村建设运动)|Xīnnóngcūn Jiànshè Yùndòng 新农村建设运动 (New Rural Reconstruction Movement)
Charles W. HAYFORD Farmer with geese at a Shanghai Commune. The plight of the countryside after the Great Leap Forward
Military Modernization (Jūn shì de xiàndàihuà 军事的现代化)|Jūn shì de xiàndàihuà 军事的现代化 (Military Modernization)
James A. LEWIS Sailors from the People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN). PHOTO BY JOAN LEBOLD COHEN. China’s intentions in modernizing
U.S.-China Business Council (Měi-Zhōng Màoyì Quánguó Wěiyuánhuì 美中贸易全国委员会)|Měi-Zhōng Màoyì Quánguó Wěiyuánhuì 美中贸易全国委员会 (U.S.-China Business Council)
The first U.S. business delegation to China, led by the National Council for U.S.-China Trade (as the USCBC was then
Third Front Policy (Dàsānxiàn 大三线)|Dàsānxiàn 大三线 (Third Front Policy)
Robert CLIVER The Third Front policy, a response to the perceived threat of U.S. and Soviet aggression at the height