Kim Do-hee: Chinese Social Classes in an Era of Transition

The 11th Chinese social class of the 11th century, which combined remarkable research on modern China’s politics, economics, society and history. The book recognized that China was experiencing a change in social and hierarchy because of reform and the introduction of market economies, and analyzed the background and social decrepit of Chinese social classes during the post-reformation process. The author says that the rise of various classes is inevitable in the development of a society, but the many obstacles and problems facing Chinese society now are associated with social hierarchy and classization. And first, it provides basic theoretical knowledge, such as classification and inequality, the notion of class and class. Then we looked at the formation and classage of Chinese social classes, the setting of social class distinctions and standards, the social hierarchy and the current order, the class consciousness and class movements, the composition and role of the meditative, the disparity and inequality, the problems of poverty. And all of this has been put together to present the role of individuals and nations in the inter-class disparity.

Korean title: 전환시대의 중국 사회계층

Korean author: 김도희

Korean publisher: 폴리테이아

ISBN-13: 9788992792080