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Typical People In Typical Circumstances /$rRichard King -- $t12. Use The Past To Serve The Present; The Foreign To Serve China /$rTina Mai Chen -- $t13. Women Can Hold Up Half The Sky /$rXueping Zhong -- $t14. Let A Hundred Flowers Blossom, Let A Hundred Schools Of Thought Contend /$rRichard Kraus -- $t15. They Love Battle Array, Not Silks And Satins /$rTina Mai Chen -- $t16. The Three Prominences /$rYizhong Gu -- $t17. Revolutionary Narrative In The Seventeen Years Period /$rGuo Bingru -- $tBibliography /$rB. Wang -- $tIndex /$rB. Wang. 330 $aAs China joins the capitalist world economy, the problems of social disintegration that gave rise to the earlier revolutionary social movements are becoming pressing. Instead of viewing the Chinese Revolution as an academic study, these essays suggest that the motifs of the Revolution are still alive and relevant. The slogan ?Farewell to Revolution? that obscures the revolutionary language is premature. 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