Jang Ho-jun: Introduction to Modern China (26-1 semester, workbook included)

This book is written in a textbook form so that we can combine our experiences and pieces of knowledge about China into a system. Today, with increasing contact with China and increasing human flow and a flood of knowledge and information about China, we've tried to provide a framework in which readers can understand their own subjective experience and the single knowledge that is involved in many other parts of modern China. Of course, as written in the form of textbooks, readers who lack advance knowledge of modern China have been able to form and fill in formats so that they can learn effectively. The book is made up of three large sections. Part 1 consists of five sections under the title ‘The Formation and Development of Modern China.’. Part 2 has been a regular opening up of China's social and economic changes since its 1978 reforms, with four chapters entitled ‘Enhancing Development After Reform’. Part 3 covers six chapters of China's major field today in a public context. Overall, Part 1 and Part 2 of the book have been organized in a way that, from a conventional point of view, organizes the development and development of modern China, which has focused on the synthesical diversity and structural complexity of the country today. In view of this format, Part 1 and Part 2 are effective at learning in order from front to front, and Part 3 is no wonder to learn in random order according to the reader’s interests. Modern China is a complex reality, with vast territories, vast populations, long history, and complex social problems, and it's constantly changing.

Korean title: 현대중국입문(26-1학기, 워크북포함)

Korean author: 장호준

Korean publisher: 한국방송통신대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9788920048296