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Throwing The Emperor From His Horse Portrait Of A Village Leader In China 19231995 Peter J Seybolt

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Throwing The Emperor From His Horse Portrait Of A Village Leader In China 19231995 Peter J Seybolt
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Publisher: Routledge
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 5.18 MB
Author: Peter J Seybolt
ISBN: 9780429964190, 9780813331317, 9780813331300, 0813331307, 0813331315, 0429964196
Language: English
Year: 2019

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Throwing The Emperor From His Horse Portrait Of A Village Leader In China 19231995 Peter J Seybolt by Peter J Seybolt 9780429964190, 9780813331317, 9780813331300, 0813331307, 0813331315, 0429964196 instant download after payment.

This engaging book sketches an intimate portrait of the life of Wang Fucheng, an illiterate peasant who served for thirty years as Communist party secretary of an impoverished village on the north China plain. Based on conversations over a seven-year period (1987–1994), between Wang Fucheng and Peter Seybolt the book unfolds as a continuous first-person narrative, framed by the author’s overview and chapter introductions.Born in 1923, Wang Fucheng rose under the Communists from extreme poverty to a position of power and prestige in his village. His account provides a fascinating illustration of the process of social mobility during the Maoist era, the interaction between central and local leaders, and the way central policies were adapted at the village level. The book’s compelling and evocative picture of life in rural China will appeal to scholars, students, and general readers alike.

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