china

Presents twenty-three articles that provide opposing viewpoints on issues related to China, debating questions about the problems facing China, the state of democracy and human rights, U.S. foreign policy toward China, and whether China poses a threat to the U.S.

Explores the history of the conflicts between four nuclear powers, including India, Pakistan, China, and Russia; and warns that the long-held grudges could erupt into a full-scale nuclear confrontation.

Based upon a Library of Congress "Childrens Book of the Year,"and named a "Best Book of the Year" by Scholastic Journal,this fresh yet familiar tale of good vs. evil,and dreams come true,predates the European Cinderella by 1000 years!.

Collection of articles debating what type of economic and diplomatic policies the United States should adopt toward China.

Analyzes the ideas of Mao Tse-tung, describing how his thought progressed throughout the years and the impact he had on Chinese politics, society, and economics.

Presents over one hundred archival photographs, color maps, and illustrations depicting the revolution and socialist government of Mao Zedong and examines Chinese culture and society under his leadership as well as the changes to China since his death.

Presents opposing viewpoints on the impact of China in the twentieth century.

Describes events that occurred in China during the early nineteenth century, as told from the European (mainly British) point of view and the Chinese, which are crucially important to understanding China today, whose government and people are immersed in stories of this dreadful time and never wish to appear weak again.

Traces the history of the trade relationship between China and the United States, discusses how China has grown to be one of the world's top exporters of goods, and explores the political, economic, and cultural issues related to trade with China.