"Chinese Utopianism" offers a new explanation of extreme radicalism
in Chinese reform movements from the late nineteenth century
through the Cultural Revolution and into the post-Mao era. By
studying comparable Japanese and Russian reforms that have, in
contrast, pulled their societies back toward the center, Shiping
Hua demonstrates how "datong"--an ancient concept that can be
translated as "great harmony"--and other elements of Chinese
thought have led China down a unique political path.
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