Voices From the Red Guard Generation
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.."."the stories provide a set of rich and diverse perspectives on the lives of these 'third generation' Chinese during Deng's and Jiang's reforms...in this sense, the book militates against the social science proclivity for easy generalization and thus could contribute usefully to complicating North American and Anglo readers' too-quick conclusion, that they 'understand' these events and the lives with which they are intertwined."--Joseph Schneider--Drake University-Journal of Asian Studies, May 2001." "Unlike many books in the West that have portrayed the Red Guard generation as either hapless victimis and pawns of Mao's political games or vicious instigators of chaos and class warfare, "Mao's Children in the New China provides a more complicated, and more interesting, portrait... a very readable book, enjoyable for undergraduate students of China as well as scholars. "Asian Affairs, Spring 2002, Volume 29, No. 1."
Jiang, Yarong; Ashley, David
Part I Authors introductory remarks; Part II The interviewees; Chapter 1 Lu Xin, female: novelist; Chapter 2 Wu Shanren, male: private businessman; Chapter 3 Wang Chen, male: cadre in charge of a ferry company, and Wu Qing, male, his friend: private businessman; Chapter 4 Jie Qian, male: director in a securities company; Chapter 5 Wang Xiaozhi, male: deputy manager for a western company; Chapter 6 Yang Yinzi, male: factory technician; Chapter 7 Wan Jinli, male: general manager of a government-sponsored project; Chapter 8 male: college professor; Chapter 9 Chou Linlin, female: former head of a factory clinic; Chapter 10 Li Xiqiang, male: unemployed, and working on a book; Chapter 11 Chen Jianxin, male: college professor; Chapter 12 Yang Yuan, male: college administrator, and Song Ming, male, his friend: purchasing agent for an industrial plant; Chapter 13 Gao Yunhua, female: unemployed worker; Chapter 14 Hong Yongsheng, male: historian; Chapter 15 Zhang Aixiang, female: small business owner; Chapter 16 Lin Yuling, male: publishing editor; Chapter 17 Dai Buqing, male: unemployed worker; Chapter 18 Xu Xinhua, male: high-school principal; Chapter 19 Cao Zhenshan, male: foreign trade coordinator; Chapter 20 Cai Jinzhi, male: general manager of a state farm factory; Chapter 21 Lin Juan, female: editor of a womans magazine; Chapter 22 Chai Beihua, male: manager of a printing shop; Chapter 23 Xu Yaoming, male: manager of a herbal medicine trading company; Chapter 24 Song Xu, male: lawyer; Chapter 25 female: member of the Shanghai Writers Association;