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Read it when it was published, and read again about two years later, with a question of how the contents of the book match the reality. Chinese scholars seem to divide dramatically in two ways, assessing and predicting the present and future of China. While there are groups that present bright blueprints for the future, with positive evaluations of Chinese reality, there are ones that highlight the negative aspects of the present and overstate what should be done to reach the goals of the
What is the future of China that the Chinese look at? A book that raises questions. (Cutter 20) In particular, the Juan River, known as the 'Charid Brain' of its leaders, has access to its prospects, goals and strategies, so that it can be a little bit clearer about its future. The Juan, who predicted China’s future in various ways, including economics, politics, science and environment, says that the central will be the new kind of superpowers. That's what I mean. China is not trying to
Juan River: China in 2020
China's development and the 10 years that it has to go on, are now a very careful reminder of what China is going to do in its own field. The book is an analysis by Chinese economist Juan of the country's internal eyes of what would result from China's overall economic and social development, the development of education, science and technology, the lack of resources, environmental destruction, and climate change. China, the world's largest emerging market, explains what will be the impact of global economic growth, foreign direct investment in the flow of investment, energy consumption, carbon dioxide emissions, and gives a comprehensive and strategic framework for the next step in China's rise.
Korean title: 2020년 중국
Korean author: 후안강
Korean publisher: 21세기북스
ISBN-13: 9788950935238
Reviews
Read it when it was published, and read again about two years later, with a question of how the contents of the book match the reality. Chinese scholars seem to divide dramatically in two ways, assessing and predicting the present and future of China. While there are groups that present bright blueprints for the future, with positive evaluations of Chinese reality, there are ones that highlight the negative aspects of the present and overstate what should be done to reach the goals of the
What is the future of China that the Chinese look at? A book that raises questions. (Cutter 20) In particular, the Juan River, known as the 'Charid Brain' of its leaders, has access to its prospects, goals and strategies, so that it can be a little bit clearer about its future. The Juan, who predicted China’s future in various ways, including economics, politics, science and environment, says that the central will be the new kind of superpowers. That's what I mean. China is not trying to
