title: China: The Consumer Revolution
author: Conghua Li
description: <i>China: The Consumer Revolution</i> provides a fascinating overview of some of China's major consumer trends. The chapter called "Pioneering," for instance, examines new types of urban development in China, such as "satellite cities," where great masses of people turn small villages into industrial centers. The book concludes with a practical guide to establishing a business in China aimed at selling goods and services to Chinese consumers. The future of U.S.-China relations may come down to how successful the average U.S. business is at establishing itself in China. -- <i><i>Upside</i>, Eric Nee</i>
zlib_text: THE TRAGEDY OF THE CHINESE REVOLUTION
  
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  THE TRAGEDY OF THE CHINESE REVOLUTION
  HAROLD R. ISAACS
  
  First published by Secker & Warburg, London, England, in 1938.
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